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Apple unveils 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro, M1 Max starting at $2499
elijahg said:Glad the ports many here declared "legacy" are back. Are they still "legacy" now? -
M1 MacBook owners complain about easily cracked screens
asdasd said:Amazingly defensive comments here. Utterly weird. Almost a parody of what people think Apple users act like.
It's not like apple hasn't had screen issues before, and I have experienced that myself with a screen that just went dead. Apple fixed it out of warranty because it was their fault.
Isn't this a site for consumers? Apple isn't a political party, or a football team you always root for. Its a company that produces electronic devices and sometimes, because manufacturing is sometimes not perfect, things can go wrong. As consumers we should hope that Apple makes amends and fixes any issues as soon as possible. What I see here is sheepish fanboyism.
And before people who have been here a lot less time than I have start on he accusations of trolling, I have been here from 2003. I am posting on an M1 device, getting another one next week, and if I swivel around I can see my old intel MacBook Pro from 2018. There's about $5k worth of Apple devices in this room alone, with a HomePod and iPhone and AppleTV as well and more about the house. And I've been here since 2003, when the number of Mac Users in my country could fit into a hotel room,. Since my first Mac I have spent tens of thousands on Apple products.
But sometimes things go wrong, and sometimes Apple denies it. Grow up and accept that.
Look at all the vitriol that they hurled whenever the butterfly keyboard was discussed. Eventually it took an Academy Award winner complaining in public and an editorial by Joanna Stern in the Wall Street Journal for them to fix it an come out with new Design.
https://www.wsj.com/graphics/apple-still-hasnt-fixed-its-macbook-keyboard-problem/ -
Original HomePod now sold out at online and in Apple Stores nationwide
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Apple previews iPadOS 15 with home screen widget support, system-wide notes
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What to expect from WWDC 2021 - and what not to
22july2013 said:dotcomcto said:22july2013 said:dotcomcto said:I really want to hear Apple announce that M1 apps from the Mac App Store will be able to run directly on the M1 iPad Pro.
Are you asking for macOS and iPadOS to merge? If not, then recompiling is required.
I do not see a reason why Apple wouldn't ultimately want that to work in both directions. It would be a win-win for Apple, as well as developers.
As you indicated, Catalyst is the opposite of what you are asking for. And it's optional, not mandatory. It sounds to me like you are asking for complete compatibility, not just voluntary compatibility by recompiling with new libraries.
By forking iPadOS off of iOS they can always say they didn’t merge them.
They are not going to answer they question of what goes on with the two operating system till ready to unveil that. But Mac computers and iPads will continue to be separate Hardware lines even if common software libraries in the future grow.
Computers will have touchId but won’t get FaceId anytime soon. FaceId is for iPhone and iPadPro.