LordeHawk

I’m filling my patent on Monday, it covers letters like a, b, and c.....

wood1208 said:

Most years, phones have evolutionary upgrades(which is still good) so looking for exceptional novelty features in every year phones is asking for disappointment. Moreover novelty or surprises in upcoming phone release is mostly gone as true,untrue,unfounded rumors lower the anticipation.

You’re so right, it’s sad that people have no realistic appreciation or expectation with new hardware.  Apple mostly developed everything for their success and gets lambasted for not changing the exterior design.  Android (java runtime environments) gets slapped on phones with minimal investment and integration.

The simple truth is that Apple is an a class of its own and only competing with themselves and market saturation.  The next evolutionary step requires more investment, complexity and integration than ever before.  Apple has played the long game at preparing for the future, while maximizing profits and customer trust.

I upgrade ever year to support Apple and their investment in the future.  Many people wait for a few years, but with their massive user base, each generation brings people to the register.

Hey Siri, what’s the forecast for the future of the internet?

Cloudy, no lightning, expected thunderbolt...

The massive amount of global red tap withstanding, Apple could do very well if they wanted to enter the 5G equipment market, or launch a global cellular network.  I would prefer an ISP/carrier that values privacy, champions security and is financially motivated to subsidize my iPhone.  Want to sell more phones every year Apple, make iPhones $300 with subsidizes or give me a monthly network credit.  You can call it Apple Wireless+, towers use the new W2000 chip, iPhones could form ad hoc mesh networks to ease congestion, and Apple’s ride hailing vehicles would act as an additional dynamic network backbone.

*mic drop
LOL

It’s funny to me when someone states this machine is overpriced.  My friends and coworkers that are true Pros have told me this is a very affordable tool.  Additionally, they told me compared to their incomes, it’s a cheap investment.  I personally use an iMac Pro for my creative work and even though I don’t require a Mac Pro, I will lease one next year because it’s easily affordable and a tax write off.  Find me a pro that has a machine this powerful and a 32” reference display for under 10k.