Latko

Replace them with concrete walls - as a walled garden full of secrecy should be

lkrupp said:

jameskatt2 said:

Looks like he was poached by another company. Google? Samsung?

foggyhill said:

jameskatt2 said:

Looks like he was poached by another company. Google? Samsung?

Or maybe, he did what he had to do, got well paid for it, and moved on to some other interesting thing.

Good example of how some are constantly negative, always jumping to the negative side, while others think positive. Too bad the nattering nabobs of negativism dominate the Internet.

As the mere specifics on the subject are missing, the best guess seems that Friend became Unfriended.

SpamSandwich said:

gxcad said:

I find it funny that Samsung once again tried to copy Apple - this time by anticipating their high price for the iPhone X using rumors, then pricing their Galaxy Note 8 at $930MSRP.

I doubt they actually sold many Note 8s at full MSRP...they are going for FAR less on eBay...meanwhile iPhone X is still holding value...Samsung doesn't have the brand strength or loyalty that Apple does...

I'm a bit bitter to Samsung. Although they make good products, they are shameless when it comes to copying. While I am OK with that, they then DENY COPYING. Remember when Samsung released the gold color Galaxy S4 suspiciously soon after Apple was selling millions of gold iPhone 5s? Samsung had the nerve go out of their way to deny copying...with examples. WHAT A COINCIDENCE! /s

I’m not OK with copying. Samsung is a company headed by thieves and driven by thievery.

Just shameless how they copied wireless charging, OLED, larger screens, small bezels IN ADVANCE

rogifan_new said:

Does Tim’s nephew not have parents? Why would he be deciding if his nephew can use social media? ߤ䦬t;/div>

I don't see a single reason why Cook - a father without kids - could have the necessary experience, idea or insight about how I should raise my kids. His idea's and nephew are only mobilised when they commercially serve Apple (that fares better by coding monkeys more than by internationally oriented critical well-educated people) No Tim, education isn't an equalizer - it is a accomplishing discriminator. And why would we listen to someone who doesn't understand such basic things ? Cook isn't a great politician, a rather dull than remarkble industry-leader - he was only chosen as the least intriguing guy at a time that Apple had a few too many internal quarrels. And oooohh, if we are supposed to be so stupid as to think that Appstore games aren't addictive, is that intrinsically sheepy behavior from our side or sheer arrogance from the part of an Apple CEO that gets sooooo over-excited with the least of new iOS features ?

How difficult would it to present an educated dialog upon the first detection of a battery shutdown  ?
Instead of the lamentation/reluctance to service these stupid customers...