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avon b7 said:

sflocal said:

Hmm... Fandroids infesting this site seem to be conveniently quiet at the moment.  They must be firing-up their spinning machines to fabricate some kind of fake-news on how this benchmark is somehow flawed or staged.

LOL.
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The results are useful for Android users to compare Android phones. The iPhone numbers just is unrequited envy for them.

Fixed that for ya.

Wow, is this a first ?
Is this the first court case in Apple's favour in China ?
Is this the first time a foreign company has won a court case against a Chinese company in China ?
I honestly don't know and frankly don't care enough to research it. And if you picked up a hint of cynicism in the questions you would be correct.

williamh said:

I watched the video. Some things are just timeless.      But not that.

LOL … literally … and I'm still laughing, very well put, even the extra spaces gave it comedic timing.

Yeah the farce is strong in that one. That was the height of cheesy, and I say that affectionately while still giggling. I'm not just talking about the video quality, the oh so 80s Flashdance-ish soundtrack whereby I highly doubt that was Pat Benatar, she has a much more powerful voice. The fashion in hairstyle as well as in clothing is so time bound, and that I would even notice let alone comment about the fashion is a statement in itself. The annoyingly repetitive fast paced flashes were harbingers to the ADHD generation style of music videos. It was all so deliciously awful.

Even the 1983 Apple Event Dating Game presented a year earlier holds up better in spite of some seriously cringeworthy moments (yeah I’m looking at you ‘Bachelor’ #3). Who knows how the latest keynotes will stand up in 30 years yet I feel their more polished and classical style should fair much better. But then again who’s gonna care anyway. This was fun.

A great addition. I read his very informative blog quite a bit during the San Bernardino kerfuffle.

AppleInsider said:

[…] campaign promises of President Donald Trump, to increase domestic job opportunities by driving companies to manufacture goods in the country, including Apple, but excluding Trump products of course.

Fixed that for ya.