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randominternetperson said:

Cool. Good for them. I don't know the app, but this seems like a good sign.

It's an awesome app. Highly recommend.

tokyojimu said:

Imagine if Amazon.com had to shut down their web site every time they made a product change. 

Imagine if Amazon only sold as many products as Apple. Also, it's called marketing.

melgross said:

Yeah, disappointing releases today. Cheaper 9.7" iPad, more memory for the Mini iPad, and this. Hoping for a new iPad Pro 12.9" after waiting 18 months.

Uh... I'm not disappointed at all!! Cheaper means my school will probably, finally switch to iPad! This gets us to within 80$ Of what were paying for chromebooks, and education price should put it at about 309, which meanse were within 60$. I'm very, VERY happy. And my wife wants that red iPhone a lot. 

lkrupp said:

Question for the ‘right to repair’ supporters? Should Apple be forced to sell these machines, or lease them, to third party repair shops? Should the price or leases of these machines be regulated by the government so as to promote ‘fairness’?

That's a logical next step. Right to repair is an incredibly wrongheaded solution to a problem for what amounts to a statistical blip of the population of phone owners.

This legislation is asinine. Apple is right to lobby against it.