levi

Though I'm an iPhone fan through and through, there are a couple features I'd like to see Apple adopt - mainly higher resolution OLED displays, improved battery and more screen real estate. Samsung phones can be laggy, and the amount of bloat ware is staggering (had a Galaxy 3 before my carrier offered iPhone). Regardless, I'm glad for the competition. Like it or not, we can probably thank them for the larger displays of the 6 series. 

pigybank said:

No offense, and I'm not at all a Trump supporter, but if that is who the American people choose, then that is who they choose. This is especially frightening if people within the government themselves are looking to interfere in the electoral process. Why don't Tim and these big tech companies plot to help a candidate they support win instead?

Party leaders, special interests and large donors looking to influence an election- this only happens every election cycle. Nothing illegal about it. The fact that this is new to some voters is more concerning. This is why some support campaign finance reform. Money equals speech, and those with the most, have the most say.

rgw46 said:

hope Snowden does come back..put that little MORON in jail...IN A DRESS...

Your ignorant comment took a weird homophobic turn at the end there. Are you confusing him with Chelsy Manning? Regardless, you sound like a real winner.

levi said:

pmz said:

I like how the shareholder meeting has become just another venue for political lobbying. Diversity. Emissions. Human Rights. Can we talk business please? This is a company not a government.

Also, part of the discussion on diversity centered on Apple's push into the India, China, the Middle East, Africa, South and Latin America. Argument being, Apple is a global company, and the Board and management should reflect this, and is good for business 

pmz said:

I like how the shareholder meeting has become just another venue for political lobbying. Diversity. Emissions. Human Rights. Can we talk business please? This is a company not a government.

Also, part of the discussion on diversity centered on Apple's push into the India, China, the Middle East, Africa, South and Latin America. Argument being, Apple is a global company, and the Board and management should reflect this, and is good for business