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Apple makes a ton of money because it’s a successful company not because it charges more. If Apple’s business model was like Google or Amazon or Facebook, they can sell theirs devices for cheap and even offer free services as long as they sell your data. This is why it’s hard for people to understand the difference.

Selling you data makes a ton of money for Facebook and Google. So when the judge tells Tim Cook to find other ways to make money basically is to turn their business model just like Google. No sorry I buy Apple products for a reason. 

They didn’t provide proof/documents. Nothing to see here! 

ihatescreennames said:

I still want to see a video that times opening, in sequence, all the “same” apps on each phone (twice) like we used to get every year. Like, start the same game on each and when it’s ready to play move on to rendering out the same video on each device, and then on to the next app, etc. 

I'm certain EverythingApplePro did that on Youtube

saltyzip said:

Be interesting to see what dxomark make of the new IPhone's, as the premium android phones have outshone the iphone camera for a while now, iPhone X in 8th place.
https://www.dxomark.com/category/mobile-reviews/

6th place actually as there are phones with similar marks

anome said:

I'm still not sure what the technical limitations on FaceID in landscape mode are. I presume that it's something other than the sensor sees the image, with TrueDepth data, on its side, and can't translate, since that should be easy in software. Is there something about the arrangement of the dot-projector or the IR sensor that means it can't map onto the face properly when in landscape mode?

I also don't get the idea, at least the dot projector is almost square with its projection so I don't see a problem in working left/right upside/down