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Apple delays refresh of home screen in 'iOS 12' to focus on performance & reliability - re...
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Apple delays refresh of home screen in 'iOS 12' to focus on performance & reliability - re...
It’s at macrumors too. Except worse. I don’t think it’s a bad idea either. Though I rarely suffer any of these “huge” bugs, but I’m sure apple has the data on how many do and it warrants this response.macxpress said:
Yup! Exactly! Apple has hundreds of thousands of employees so they should be able to do both! Apple is damned if they do and damned if they don't. I for one think this is a great idea for Apple. Do a feature freeze, clean up the OS and get it ready for additional features and major changes. Otherwise, I think they're just digging themselves a hole. Apple has taken a lot of crap for all of its OS's lately. They could probably follow this same plan for all of their OS's for this year.andrewj5790 said:Cue the complainers. Tell us about how wealthy Apple is and they should be able to do both. /s
If you go to 9to5Mac you'll see just this. People complaining that Apple can't do both. Google can do both, why can't Apple?
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Apple delays refresh of home screen in 'iOS 12' to focus on performance & reliability - re...
Cue the complainers. Tell us about how wealthy Apple is and they should be able to do both. /s
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Apple CEO Tim Cook named in South Korean complaint over iPhone slowdowns
Stupider and stupider...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook cites GOP tax reform as driver in $350B US investment
My wife and I didn’t believe we got one in 2009 because our paychecks got smaller (because of tax increases) total income of less than 50k so no we weren’t wealthy. Now I am the sole worker in the family and we make just over 50k. My paycheck will get bigger. Your bloviating doesn’t change that reality.eliangonzal said:What bullshit.
This is not "tax reform" on any level. This is a payday loan that YOU PEOPLE will need to pay back at 110% interest. Apple's effective tax rate is close to zero now and none of that is coming your way: you will not see an iMac Pro now starting at $1599 and $299 iPhones. Oh, and by the way: with the last two big tax cuts in the 80s and Bush, wages went NOWHERE. They did not rise. Hell, you all got a bigger tax cut in 2009 to offset the Great Recession, though most people, especially phony libertarian techie boyz don't believe they got one. Can't wait to for the parsing of paychecks in February to find that average $18.
I look forward to the furrowed brows of Americans in a vain attempt to understand things when they start filing their 2018 taxes next year. You people have been ripped off.
Good times.
