swat671

While I love free websites, I do realize they have to pay the bills somehow, and ads are one good way to do that. I wonder if the websites could transition more to other models, like voluntary donations, individual and corporate sponsorships, and/or affiliate links to, say, Amazon? And maybe try to target the ads to the site, not to the user. Because it’s odd to be on, say, a tech website and see ads for, pretend, Hanes underwear, JUST because I browsed the underwear section of a malls website two weeks ago. 

I still don't get why BMW is the only car company who charges like this. I've never seen it on any other car. They either offer CarPlay, or they don't. They don't have the ability to turn it on or off if you don't pay them.

seanismorris said:

So, if you waited 1 year before purchasing AppleCare+ you’d need to pay for 2 years to get one year of coverage, correct?

If so, this announcement isn’t as great as it sounds for consumers... one year of risk of accidental damage is removed from Apples costs and you pay for two.

That's assuming you upgrade every other year. That's less and less common now. I waited three years to go from the iPhone 6+ to the 8+, and I'll probably wait until next year to upgrade the 8.

Looking really good right now at night