rogifan_old

adrayven said:

rogifan_old said:

If this was never Apple's intention to begin with why didn't they say that from the very beginning and say they were working on a software update to fix it?

Because they never do that. As a rule they tend to work on the issue then only once a solution is available do they weigh in..

Not a good excuse. There's a lot of things Apple is doing now that it's never done before. Why wait for someone to file a class action lawsuit?

If this was never Apple's intention to begin with why didn't they say that from the very beginning and say they were working on a software update to fix it? This gives the appearance that filing a class action lawsuit made Apple change its mind. Or worse this really wasn't Apple's intention but then one has to question how in the hell was it not caught before being pushed to consumers?

CNBC had this clown on this morning saying Apple Pay was a disaster. He said it was too hard to use, having to unlock the phone, find the app, then find the credit card. Um, I'm not sure what version of Apple Pay he's using but it's not the one I use. But if the average person thinks it works the way this guy describes then yeah I can see why usage would be light. I think Apple needs more marketing for Apple Pay. Remind people how easy it is to use and the security benefits.

the campus photo in this article is amazing. The glass is so clear it almost looks like there's no glass at all.

Most people probably agree with Apple in theory but this is no longer a theoretical debate. CNCB has a poll up on their site and public opinion is split 50-50 Is Cook ready for this PR fight?