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Tim Cook confident Apple will emerge strongly from COVID-19 crisis
They are going to sell $18 coasters for $700 - it’s gunna be great, just great...
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2020 iPad Pro's A12Z shows little improvement over 2018's A12X in early benchmarks
Well... isn't that just indicative of Apple innovation of late.
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Elon Musk uses iPhone email bug to illustrate the importance of software innovation
Nice ad-hom attack. (durrrr)JFC_PA said:Lol. His so-called “autopilot” software kills people. Glass house much?
Even thou it may be ironic - it doesn't excuse Apple for their total abysmal record of late – which is what this article is about.
Apple's record on software updates is now a punchline.
Shareholders should be demanding a little less focus on hundreds of billions in buy-backs, and a little more on investment in simple software common sense.
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New iMac and Mac mini coming soon, says leaker
The new iMac will have an easy latch access on the back to upgrade RAM, the HDD and video card...
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Apple paying up to $500 million to settle iPhone battery slowdown lawsuits
That’s not the point at all.MisterKit said:I never have understood how people would rather have their iPhone shut down than slow down.
They took a flaw and deceptively turned it into an opportunity to screw over customers.
Apple snuck code into updates that throttled their phones - to directly dupe them into buying new phones.The whole “it was a feature to protect customers” is pure PR bullshit that nobody bought except for a few people on this forum. It’s their fallback statement if they got caught. Don’t be so naive.
This is no different than than the Volkswagen diesel scandal - “we had software that duped emissions to protect people from experiencing poor performance with their cars”.Apple is indefensible on this and they know it. That’s why they settled.