22july2013

Someday Apple may need to develop, manufacture and sell a non-smart phone, (i.e., no third party apps at all) so that users can purchase a phone that is secure. I hope they call it a jPhone, as in "Just a Phone."

hmlongco said:

Difficult to see. Always in motion is the future.

What you did there, I see.

Even if there are no existing trap doors in routers manufactured in China, getting their network products entrenched in America and ready for "upgrades" may be a part of China's offensive IT plans. And even if there are existing trap doors in routers manufactured in China, that doesn't mean the US government would reveal that they know what those trap doors are, as America could exploit these weaknesses too. What I want to know is whether the exact same products (including software) are available in BOTH China and the US. That would speak volumes.

saarek said:

Galfan said:

schlack said:

Microsoft...what about some Xbox Game Pass love for the Mac??? 

I don’t think they will. Look at Blizzard which is now in hands of Microsoft. All new releases except for World of Warcraft are pc only…..I think only if the EU or FTC would intervene the  gaming monopoly position of Pc they might be forced to but unless that happens, I wouldn’t count on it 

Blizzard has sadly been abandoning the Mac for years before Microsoft got involved. Such a shame.

I agree with you, but it's possible that streaming games could open up a wealth of games for macOS. That could mitigate the upcoming disaster.

Will it have a fan? Will it used binned M4 chips?