luxuriant

I understood that Apple's implementation of RCS won't initially do E2E encryption, as it's not part of the official standard, but, rather, a Google-proprietary add-on for Android. Apple says it will work to get some form of E2E encryption (maybe not Google's) into the standard, at which point it will implement it. If my information's out-of-date or incorrect, please put me right!

Useful article. Thank you.

Glad the new downloads are "fat": I was fearing a situation like those awful "remastered for stereo" versions of old mono recordings we've been putting up with for decades.

Not a "Pro" feature at all, but related to the "Apple Watch integration" theme: LET ME SEE MY HEALTH AND WORKOUT DATA ON MY iPAD!

Let's have that article on the Siri Remote, please. Mine just sits in a cupboard, while I use an iPad or an IR blaster to tell Apple TV what to do. I really object to having had to pay for that thing bundled with the device. I don't even live in a market where Siri is supported for TV, which makes the burn even worse.

On the other hand, I can't do without Apple TV, because it runs some indy apps that Smart TVs don't.