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Why would anyone on a Mac ditch Safari for Chrome is beyond me. This piece o garbage is a resource hog on par with some scientific computing programs I’m running.

Safari is one of the high points in my choosing of Apple hardware. But to each their own, dumb as it may appear... 

I'll wonder what Samsung will do differently this time. The smartphone/flashbang of some years ago had been good for some laughs... Earlier in this year, the broke within hours of use "foldable" was an unmitigated clusterf*ck! What will this one offer to thrill people who have more money than brains???

Four and a half years ago I gave the MacBook a serious thought, before I decided for a MacBook Pro. The main disadvantage, in my opinion, was the Core M put-putter of a processor that was inside, which didn’t make a good pair with my scientific computing needs.

I agree with the previous comments, the writing is on the wall for a ARM based MacBook, perhaps in the near future.

I know you guys have to report that, but after so many years of the same news, it hardly qualifies as actual news anymore!

A lot of people, from all around the world, consume American news products. Myself included. If the publishers wouldn’t fidget so much over a global rollout (it sure as hell isn't a limitation on Apple’s part), the revenue would be up, by a fair bit I’d say.

It’s been clear for quite a while now that it is worth, now and in the long run, to pay directly for the news services. Lest advertising, tracking and clickbaiting becomes ever so more prevalent.