dkhaley

A dystopian novelist might write that in 2022, brainwashed humans began carrying a microchip that they must present to authorities on demand. (I'm not saying this is in fact the case, but it's a perspective).

While not unexpected, I'm pleased that they're including thread support, which is important to Homekit's future.

I suppose many of you didn't notice because you were too busy complaining about the remote control.

I'm the target market for this. I've owned an Apple TV 4 for several years. Last year, I purchased my first 4K television set, but didn't want to drop $200 for the Apple TV 4K, which was nearly 3 years old.

I only hope it has a functional remote.

North Dakota has 0.2% of the American population. I don't see that as a particularly valuable market for any tech company.

Given that there are zero Apple stores there, the state doesn't seem to have option to enforce this. Sure, they could ban third-party sales of iPhones within the state, but isn't that in itself anticompetitive?

On the positive side, the secondary market for used Nokia 8210s might surge.

Ah, the sting of MobileMe is so painful. It is long past time that Apple provided a method for consolidating an iTunes account with a MobileMe account.