petri

Yes the “saved Apple” take is hyperbole, but it’s quite clear that the XR was essential to maintaining sales.  It was the definitive iPhone for most people and arguably their strongest new iPhone product release in quite a while, in terms of a innovative new phone that people both wanted and could afford.  It’s good to see Apple recognising that proper hierarchy now in the new branding.

My 2009 MBP keyboard is still perfect.  I won’t be replacing it with a butterfly model, so Apple had better hurry up.

asdasd said:

Sherlock wasn't even Sherlocked.

I was thinking the same - all of these third party apps, including “Watson”, are just doing really obvious things that should and would have been in Apple’s roadmap anyway.  They got in first and made some money, good for them, but the idea that should give them perpetual rights to the concept of putting a calculator on an IOS device, or building internet search into a desktop OS, is ludicrous.  Apple have every right to do those things, and yes it’s only natural that they’re able to do them better too.

If there was any form of anti virus I was less likely to install on my Mac than any of the current crop, it’s Microsoft anti virus. 

So this is basically a slightly lower rent iPad Pro 10.5 with a thicker case but newer processor.  Amirite?