robjn

Apple have publicly stated that they do not price any products by margin.

You report “an acoustical mesh that needed to be cut off”

Actually, after they cut it off they found out that it has a drawstring. If they had attacked it from the top instead of the bottom they would have found the drawstring and been able to remove it intact.

mavemufc said:

Just like Mario Run which I eventually paid 9.99 for and haven’t looked at in over a year..

My kids (aged 4 & 6) have played this every day for a year. I have paid 9.99 three times, for each of three Apple IDs. (No Family Sharing for in app purchases.)

It sucks that you can’t flip the iPad upside down and rotate the portrait screen 180 degrees - The kids have destroyed Lightning cables that get bent sharply as the iPad rests on them.

I prefer to pay once then have unlimited use of a full game and typically avoid apps with in-app-purchases.

By making Mario Run an in-app-purchase Nintendo make more money out of families whilst at the same time somewhat misleadingly carrying the “Supports Family Sharing” sticker.

I’d pay 9.99 to 15.99 for a good Mariokart game on iOS.

Apple hinted at returning money to investors.

It was the questioner who asked about acquisitions and Apple’s response was along the lines of ‘we’re always looking and have always had the ability so the new tax law does really change anything in that regard’.

It looks like his agenda right now is to push the stock price down. Next week he’ll flip.