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New iPad Pro models with larger screens are under development
This. Apple has become scared to bring anything new to marketjcc said:What a joke. This is turning that mime into reality. For those who don't know what I'm talking about, back when they first released the iPad, there was a running joke that Apple will "innovate" by introducing larger and larger-sized iPads with no other new features. Well, sounds like it's becoming true. Welcome to the Cook era folks.
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'iPhone 13' will impress with new features, 5G iPhone SE coming in early 2022 says Kuo
someone wake me up when Apple puts out a foldable screen version - until then it's going to be the micro-incremental changes that's dominated the past several years.
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iPad mini with 8.4-inch display and narrower frame coming in March, report claims
...Apple won't make an iPad Mini Pro because they know that's what the bulk of users want and it would dent profits. What happened to "the customer is always right"? It's always about $$$$ with Apple.
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Future iMac may be able to extend desktop onto nearby walls
Hate to sound negative but for a company that nowadays barely brings anything new to market this is highly unlikely. More likely is that they patent everything in sight so they can license to other companies.
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Apple suing former iPhone chip designer for breach of contract
Actually from a legal standing you are probably correct - in the US, there are well-enshrined freedom of speech expectations. In Europe (UK for example), social media posts can be cited as contempt of court because of sub judice principles, e.g. herewilliamh said:
I'm not a lawyer but perhaps you are. How could comments to a news article be prejudicial to an ongoing legal matter? I seems to me that any legal restrictions would apply to the "media," in this case, the author, and not on members of the public commenting on the article.indieshack said:AI appears to turn off comments on AI partner deals, anything to do with Trump and anything to do with Apple supporting LBGTQ - I would probably extend that to Apple litigation given that comments may be considered prejudicial to an ongoing legal matter.
