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vulcan__ said:

I believe it is time for Apple to get out of India. Apple is not ready to change the pricing strategy and my countrymen are not ready to change their mindset.

The entire country rallies behind cheap android phones and have zilch worries when it comes to privacy and sharing data.

wow a little snobby, 

wonkothesane said:

Oh, I see. One chooses the phone based on numbers on a box and how many “real” pixels there are, not how it feels and looks like in your hand. And obviously, you clearly feel the lack of real pixels as well, but only after the return period expires. 
Who needs common sense anymore anyway. 

if pixels were not important then Apple would not be bragging about them every time a new iPhone is launched.

I'm glad people sue Apple it's a way of making money in a capitalist system. 

lkrupp said:

The presenter seems to be uncomfortable on stage. She sounds canned like she is reading from a teleprompter. I don't see the unbridled enthusiasm that Jobs projected. But to be honest, there was only one Steve Jobs and he’s gone now. 

I wonder if you had that reaction because she wasn't a man? 

Not a passport story but about Apple the iPhone and proof of identity. I brought my 6s for a battery replacement during the first year I owned it. An Apple store staff brought it out to me but would not give it too me unless I could show him government ID. I told him "why don't I use my finger to unlock the phone, wouldn't that prove it was mine?" I still had to provide a photo ID (you know like when you go to the grocery store...) My point Apple doesn't trust their own system as proof of identity why should they consider reinventing the passport. 

nunzy said:

This will this will probably lower Apples cost and thereby increase their profits. That way, more money goes to Wall Street where it can be invested productively.

must be nice to live in a fantasy world.