MrBunside

Teams is still not great on Windows. IMO, the M1-optimized beta is equivalent, if not superior, to the Windows experience. Microsoft made massive improvements in their Office 365 suite, with the online tools leading the way. Nevertheless, Teams is still a mediocre add-on.

My recommendation for a frustration-free Teams experience is to get an iPad. The iOS / iPadOS iteration is the most consistent version you will find.

andyring said:

Cesar Battistini Maziero said:

How are you so unorganized that you lose a remote?

Clearly, you don't have kids...

Or non-bean bag furniture

22july2013 said:

So let me get this right... people call Apple a monopoly for not allowing other app stores on their smart phone devices, but nobody calls Tesla a monopoly for not allowing other entertainment apps on their smart car devices. Can someone explain the hypocrisy? 

Tesla has less than a 3% market share. 

"It was the scariest, scariest moment ever," I wish her luck that this statement continues to be true.

BTW, you can press the top of the AirTag and it will make the iPhone of its owner beep. Find the biggest dude in the bar, hand him the Airtag and tell him to have fun.

the hardware seems great, but is the OS up to par? Multitasking seems a bit challenged vs my old MBP (2013 MBP). I didn't migrate anything over, have been installing apps as I go. Had things hang up a couple of times today - using Illustrator, Keynote, Music (output via Airplay), Spark, Safari. 

Just me?

  Model Name: MacBook Pro
  Model Identifier: MacBookPro18,2
  Chip: Apple M1 Max
  Total Number of Cores: 10 (8 performance and 2 efficiency)
  Memory: 64 GB