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AT&T launches DirecTV Now streaming service with free Apple TV offer
I have yet to get in to the DVR features of Vue, so I'm not as miffed by the lack of that (yet).
To lock in 100 channels at $35/mon + get a free Apple TV (of which I do need another) will absolutely make it worth me jumping on that deal and trying it out for 3 months.
If I hate it after 3 months, I'll have paid less than the retail price of the Apple TV, and can go back to Vue if I want. -
Amazon plans major crackdown on counterfeit sellers for 2017
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New bezel-less 10.9-inch iPad said to be same thickness as iPad Air, iPad Pro to grow 0.3mm
stantheman said:Metriacanthosaurus said:AppleInsider said:eschewing Apple's normal drive for thinner products as they evolve.
Thinner is not always the goal. It is A goal, unless other priorities become MORE important.
Apple does not have any good alternative to shrinking iPhone and iPad as a matter of policy. Ten or 20 years from now, people will own tiny, tiny mobile computers -- perhaps neural implants. There is no way for Apple to arrive at that destination without making annual progress toward it. A company that refuses to participate in that evolution will find itself sitting on the sidelines, next to Blackberry.
iPhone 6s was thicker than iPhone 6, and iPhone 7 is thicker still from iPhone 6s. That line has only gotten thicker through 3 iterations.
iPad mini 4 is thicker than the 2,3.
iPad Pro 9.7" is thicker than iPad Air 2 9.7".
Those 3 core designs have only gotten thicker with each iteration. It seems when Apple does a new "core" design, it is thinner than the previous core design, but iterative updates to that core design are steadily thicker to accommodate new/additional technology. Makes a lot of sense. -
New bezel-less 10.9-inch iPad said to be same thickness as iPad Air, iPad Pro to grow 0.3mm
AppleInsider said:eschewing Apple's normal drive for thinner products as they evolve.
Thinner is not always the goal. It is A goal, unless other priorities become MORE important. -
With Apple abandoning AirPort, here are the best alternative Wi-Fi routers for Mac users