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"Credit Suisse, the original author of the $5 billion figure, now claims that the complete loss will be $19 billion including recall expenses, assuming lost sales of up to 22 million phones."

"Hello, Legal Department? Can you please pillage our patent portfolio, see if there's any lawsuits we can file against Apple. Anything! If we have a patent on the alphabet, sue them for using A, P, L and E"

I take it those antenna bands are a "design necessity" that can't be designed around or out?

Please change and just say "Yes" to Flash. 

"...or prove that any communication actually took place."

So, would these metadata hold up in court? All a defense lawyer would need to do is provide this excerpt, which is straight from Apple.

If anyone follows the Adnan Syed case, you know that an important statement, similar to the one above, from a recently discovered (i.e., discovered after the trial) cover sheet from AT&T has thrown a huge monkey wrench into the state's (Maryland) case, which hinges on incoming phone calls supposedly received by the defendant in specific locations. The cover sheet basically says, "Incoming calls are not reliable for pinpointing location." Ooops.

OMG, watchOS 3 is so much better. I am pretty amazed at how well it's performing, and the vastly improved usability of the UI. 

Well done, Apple.