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TurboPGT said:

That's some nice CGI.

Do you have any idea how expensive and wasteful of resources it would be to provide this kind of imagery if it were real? It wouldn't be a Free App, that I can promise you.

Do you think that this is free? It is just an example of your tax dollars at work.

antonpablo said:

thrang said:

I THINK Apple has a pretty good idea of upgrade/purchase patterns, vectored with the new specs/features. I'm saying, better than you do...

Seems their idea of upgrade/purchase patterns, vectored with the new specs/features didn't quiet pan out with the iPhone 6s. 

Odd that you would say that as Apple has hit "ITS" guidance every quarter even when the analyst have missed badly.

SpamSandwich said:

Tim, think about reducing Apple's overreliance on China and get those robots up and running.

The robots are up and running - the manufacturing returns to the U.S. - but no new jobs are created.

Concubine said, The potential impact on people's health will be no different than any other epidemiological data gathering method.  It will actually be very close to having people fill in paper-based forms. Given that people like to make a big thing about the differing socio-economic profiles of iOS and Android users, a study based on just an iOS app would have a considerable built-in bias, which given the protocols medical research is usually supposed to be conducted by, is probably not a good thing. It would probably be better if the survey data collection method were web based to reduce such a bias. It is sad that you have such a negative attitude. It would probably help if you had a good understanding of the subject. There is good reason not to use the web. But the effort to research and learn might be more than you want to do.

Why would Obama fire Corney? He agrees with him.