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Apple Store suppliers suffering through longer payment terms, consignment model
Many of the posters here seem to think that Apple is punishing small producers and craft shops selling low quantities of products. The companies affected are well established third party vendors that spent months or years getting into the Apple Store. They know there's a price to pay for the exposure on Apple's shelves, virtual or digital. Once the 15 - 30 day payable changes are made, the flow of cash will return to normal.FTR I was an Apple dealer for years. We bought and owned our inventory through distributors that included their markup. Most big box vendors that we competed with were essentially consignment shops buying direct from manufacturers at a lower cost than us and other dealers. It sucks but you work your own competitive advantage, which, for years, was our product knowledge and customer service. -
Apple Silicon Macs are needed for consumers and pro users alike
altivec88 said:Other than saying, we will support your intel purchases for "years" which technically means 2 or more.
And for the record, double spaces after a period are so passé … unless you're using an actual typewriter.
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Delivery dates already slipping for iPhone 12 Pro
Expect Apple to sell around 80,000,000 iPhones this quarter.That is about 900,000 iPhones per day or about 10 iPhones per second. Ten per SECOND!They are still design, manufacture, ship, and sell boatloads of iPads, millions of Macs, tonnes of Watches, TVs, AirPods, HomePods, accessories and so much more.
This is something to consider when you hear anyone complaining about she does slipping a wee bit.Under Tim Cook, Apple has become a global supply-chain, manufacturing, distribution, and sales LEVIATHAN. -
Quanta rumored to be building new 'inexpensive' MacBooks in Dec. quarter
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Siri on HomePod can now speak to you in French, German, Canadian English
dkhaley said:anantksundaram said:What’s Canadian English, eh?
If you want to know more, watch Strange Brew.Spelling follows Canadian rules, not British or American. There's some overlap both ways. We don't say "oot and aboot" so neither should Siri. We say kilometre properly, where it rhymes with pillowfeeter (and centimetre, and millimetre, and kilolitre, and …) rather than speedometer. Bob and Doug were lovable fictional characters, not learned men of elocution. ;-)The best we can hope for is that Siri will say hockey, not 'ice haw-key', and she won't say MON-tree-all for Montréal, or trip over her digital lips when saying attempting to say Saskatchewan or Kapuskasing.