shikotsumyaku

Nintendo should abandon hardware. They proved several times how pathetically they failed at delivering good hardware. Remember the Wii U tablet that's 47738382734748299224448392cm thick and had battery life of 20min yet an iPad does million more things, works all day long and was like 7mm thick?

I want Nintendo to publish their games on Apple hardware most people love them for their game titles not their hardware. (Although wii might be the exception)

Oh, you think this will never happen? Fine, wasn't talking about that anyway....

"What I remember telling you on the tablet was that handwriting was probably the slowest input method ever invented, and it was doomed to failure".
(Steve Jobs)

digital_guy said:

scottkrk2 said:

Amazon, Google and even Microsoft are eating Apple's lunch with AI.

The only thing SIrii is good for is opening the Google App on my iPhone.

So sad that Apple's lead in AI evaporated so quickly.....

Eh. As I mentioned, Apple has been working on this a very long time, before any of their would-be competitors were even a thought.

Eh. So what? Apple working a long time on this is the excuse for competitors stealing the show in voice recognition and so called "AI" on multiple platforms and devices?

Niz said:

As someone who bought both the AirPods and the app, I can tell you that the app was garbage. It would just direct you to the closest piece electronic equipment. (Apple Watch, iPads, Computers,
extension cords, computer monitors etc). I'm glad they pulled it.
I tested it several times with my AirPod sitting plainly on a table, the floor, a couch etc, it obviously doesn't work. Unless it's in the middle of a roadway, with nothing around it, and you are standing directly over it, it's useless. Now I just need to figure out how to get my money back.

Thank you so much. You state your opinion and actually have had experiences with the app itself. 
Instead of all naysayers contributing BS without having used the app at all. 

I'm so looking forward to the new design. I also think that the article does not at all imply only a "recycled" iPhone 4 design based on the information about different processes and materials used.