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Although I’ve never really had any issues with Force Touch myself (seems like there’s a Harvey Weinstein joke in there somewhere), I have definitely had trouble explaining to others how to use it. 

I’m mostly interested to know how the Keynote will be made available to view. I’ll be on vacation, so I wouldn’t be able to watch it live, but I could certainly watch a replay of it that night. 

mbdrake76 said:

And again, what's to stop Warner Bros. from pulling the title from iTunes entirely later down the line (without notice), preventing any "redownloads" or future streaming? Apple needs to do more to ensure that (a) if this does happen, customers are notified in advance and (b) put a stop to the practice entirely (if you sell content to iTunes, they get to keep a copy in perpetuity for those people who have bought it, even if it's no longer being offered for sale).

I have yet to see that happen with movies purchased through iTunes and as mentioned above purchased movies can be downloaded. In fact, years and years ago (back in the SD movies days) I received a code for a free digital copy of “Enemy of the State” with Will Smith. I entered the code and downloaded the movie. Years later when it was announced that all movies purchased through iTunes would be upgraded to HD at no charge I checked to see if I could re-download “Enemy of the State” in HD. I couldn’t as the movie was no longer available on iTunes. It was still available in my library, though, and I could still watch it. After that I would periodically search for EotS on iTunes just to see if it was back and for a long time it wasn’t. However, it’s back now AND my copy has been upgraded to HD.

How is it different for Apple employees who are working from home with kids than it is for anybody else working from home with kids?

Despite not having to commute an hour each way my wife is putting in MORE hours working from home than when she goes to the office. Similar to Apple employees, she is in a global business and is constantly talking to people overseas, in Europe and Asia. 

Sort of an insulting headline, no? At $1120 these are certainly expensive for earbuds but I plenty of people with LV bags that cost just as much or more. Clearly there are less expensive bags than LV’s offerings but that doesn’t stop many people.

To me, it comes down more to this: are the wireless charging case, leather case and LV branding worth the additional $800? To me, no, because I don’t care about such things.