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zoetmb said:

This is not my experience.  My doctors have offices at the largest hospital in the U.S.: New York Presbyterian Hospital (formerly Columbia-Presbyterian) and while they may personally own iOS devices, I've never seen them use one in the office (and many parts of that hospital don't even pick up a Verizon or AT&T signal anyway and there's no public WiFi).    One of my doctors still largely keeps hand-written notes and others do enter info into a computer system - but it's a PC-based enterprise system for the hospital.    And when I get lab work done, which due to my insurance company I have to do at a lab outside the hospital, they FAX over the results so that data doesn't even get entered into the system.  

So I don't see any signs that Apple has "ubiquity" in the U.S. health care system if they don't have the largest and aside from getting a copy of my blood work report, I've never been able to get copies of my records, not that I need them.    I see no signs at this hospital that they're doing anything with Apple or anyone else that would get me my records, electronically or otherwise.    

I think we've got a long way to go.   

bestkeptsecret said:

cali said:

"s"? Are you fu**ing serious? Damn no originality anymore. 

Apple really needs to make Apple TV more desirable. Give windows users ZERO reason to purchase content outside of iTunes. 

If we didn't know that Windows 10 is the last version of Windows (I'm sure I read that somewhere), here's where I'd postulate that MS would release Windows every year. Next year would be Windows 11, followed by Windows 11 S, then 12 followed by 12 S, etc.

However, now, they'll retain the "10" and just append different letters:

Windows 10 S  (School edition - the current one).

Windows 10 U  (Ultimate edition - best of Win10 and Win10 S).

Windows 10 C  (Convergence edition - everything converges - HoloLens, Laptops, Tablets).

Windows 10 K  (Killer edition - the next iOS killer).

Windows 10 S  (School edition 2!).