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I still have my iPhone 6 which I purchased back in 2014 and it works fine. I have a Mid 2012 13" MacBook Pro which I upgraded the drive to an SSD two years ago and it runs great. Planed obsolescence is not the way to go. Make products that last and make them recyclable when the person decided to upgrade or get a new product.

I too would like to visit as well. 

What about running Windows on a Mac with an ARM chip, how will Apple figure out the best of both. If Apple switches to ARM Windows users who use Macs will be pissed if one can't run Windows anymore.

First, my heart goes out to all the victims of this attack. It breaks my heart that mass shootings like this happen. Second, This is not the first time an Apple product has saved someones life. In 2007, I'm reminded of an iPod saving a soldiers life in Iraq. I'm sure there are more cases but it's interesting. https://www.engadget.com/2007/04/05/ipod-takes-bullet-for-soldier/

Apple should take the blame on this one and not charge users for something that Apple made up, i.e. users dropping the device on a hard surface.

Here is the article that Apple needs to read. Simply laid out https://ifixit.org/blog/8309/iphone-6-plus-gray-flicker-touch-death/

Bendgate, structural flaw, not a user dropping the device which Apple claims