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rogifan_new said:

Seems to me Apple pushed apps because that’s what it knows. Same with Apple TV when it came out. Tim Cook got up on stage and said the future of TV is apps. Now we rarely hear anyone from Apple talk about Apple TV apps. I’d love to know how many non-content streaming/video apps are downloaded and used on a regular basis. 

Interesting point regarding apps and you’re probably right to an extent, I rarely use third party apps on my watch. Not sure I agree on the Apple TV though - the majority of the content I consume thorough the Apple TV comes through the various apps installed on it, Netflix, Amazon Prime video, Plex connecting to my Mac etc.

Nope!

Talking to employees the trees actually get swapped every 3-6 months or so and get taken to a sanctuary somewhere.

The fabric lighting panels are by Philips and do adjust depending on the ambient lighting. The lighting in general at this store is really nice, walked past last night they have spots angled on the trees so that the shadows created by the leaves are projected onto the pillars and floor around

Little bit off topic but my guess on this is that placing the lightening port on the bottom of the mouse was a very deliberate design decision to stop users from charging the mouse whilst using it.

Lightening cables are more rigid and less flexible than the cables used on most wired mice, so would result in poor freedom of movement, but also place undue strain on the lightening cable which is not designed to be constantly bent and tugged on. You can bet that if the lightening port wasn't on the bottom, people would be using the mouse plugged in all the time and then blame Apple when they have to get their lightning cable replaced at the Genius Bar constantly.