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Apple CEO Tim Cook urges employees to 'move forward together' in memo on 2016 presidential election
wizard69 said:mobius said:Great memo Tim, now update the damn Mac Pros and Minis already!
Seriously though, I think it's a welcome and positive message at a time when many people feel much anxiety over the direction that the country will be heading. Apple and Trump seem at odds over so many issues. Let's hope Trump's more controversial proclamations do not turn into enacted policies that damages any of Apple's/Cook's principles.
Cook can bull shit all he wants but frankly it is people like him that drove the population to elect Trump in the first place. Their attitude of screw the government and don't pay taxes, their attitude with respect to the production of hardware, their cozy relationship with a nation hostile to the USA, and their funding of leftist politics, only enrages the voting populace. It doesn't help much that they try to do social good (they have done some good deeds) and at the same time give America a big Fuck you. In the end you end up looking like a truly despicable corporation that tring to buy public favor!!!!! -
New MacBook Pro models reportedly incompatible with certain Thunderbolt 3 devices [ux2]
mknelson said:rogifan_new said:canukstorm said:In other news, Apple grabs 103.6% of smartphone industry profits in Q3 while 2nd place Samsung grabs 0.9%
http://www.investors.com/news/technology/click/apple-iphone-grabs-104-of-smartphone-industry-profit-in-q3/
Say the overall industry profit is $1,000,000,000
Apple made 103.6%. That's $1,036,000,000
Samsung made $9,000,000
The rest of the industry lost $45,000,000 or something like that… Math… not strong after 9 hours at work…
Wait, wasn't this story about Thunderbolt 3?
More like Apple made $100, HTC lost $3 = total industry profit of $97. But Apple still made $100 = 103% -
Concept imagines OLED Touch Bar on Apple's wireless Magic Keyboard
rob53 said:I like it. I see no reason why it wouldn't work, especially as a wired keyboard, which I've always had and will always buy. My keyboard is always in front of my iMac on a desk, not in my lap or somewhere else. Having the Touch ID sensor in the middle is fine with me. It breaks up the OLED display into two parts, giving Apple and applications different areas for different things. Of course, I'd have my Magic Trackpad next to the keyboard for full gesture use (just like the MBP). Surprised this wasn't included in the mockup. I still use a mouse but with a Touch Bar and Trackpad, I might learn how to go without one.
I'm with you. I love having the USB ports on the sides of the wired keyboard and will never go wireless again. Apple, shut up and take my money! -
Phil Schiller: New MacBook Pro has more orders from Apple than any other pro model ever
"The card was excised because of the "path forward" with more generic physical card readers, or the growing implementation of wireless transfer.
Schiller says that the 3.5mm headphone jack was retained for professionals with audio gear that do not have wireless solutions, and still need the jack for macOS."
So, the "professional" solution to mass storage is wireless, but professionals don't have access to BT headphones. It's getting deep in the spin room. -
Apple poaching GPU designer Imagination Technologies' talent, hiring key personnel away