sbdude

Seems less about the capabilities of the M1 chip vs. the "incentive" to move to a mac with an M1 chip. I'm almost certain macs made with an intel chip in the last two years could accomplish the same feat. This is not unusual for apple.

mobird said:

I wonder how this "new color balance feature" actually works and is it literally changing the TV''s settings, can it be disabled, does it restore to original settings when exited? My Sony Bravia XBR55A9G was professionally calibrated and I don't want my iPhone mucking with anything.

Please tell me it wasn't the Geek Squad. TV Calibration might be the single biggest waste of money associated with buying a TV.

I think his issue is two-fold: He produced an app that staggered out of the gate, so he was left playing catch-up on his app's features (and reviews). This left the door open for fake apps and fake reviews which outshined his own efforts.

I get his gripes, but in releasing an app that wasn't ready for primetime, his reviews suffered and the vultures circled. That's capitalism.

Ah yes. The impartial champion of the people, and definitely not a monopoly, is now exercising its monopoly power to avoid paying taxes. Makes total sense.

I can see his frustration, but he's not exacting pulling down 5 stars himself. His latest rating is a 3.4 with 709 reviews, and all the one-stars appear legitimate and have legitimate complaints, and he's responded to all the ones I saw. Perhaps if he improved his own app, achieving higher ratings, he wouldn't have to worry about competitors poaching his purchases.