Luis.A.Masanti

Almost forever… CES was held in the first week of January.
And in the old day… MacWorld Expo was held in the second week.

Except one year! 2007.
That year… CES and MacWorld Expo were held in the same first week of January.
But there was a tiny detail: At 10:00am on Monday… Steve Jobs demonstrated the iPhone!

Almost no other news… even everything at CES… received so much attention.

There is an old quote… at least in Argentina… that says: “If you sleep with children your will awake wet!”

In this case: “If Apple must relay in car manufacturers to launch a product… the timeline will surely slip!”

(But remember… blaming Apple for anything —even Lord William's age— brings page views… aka ad revene!)

Just a question: What position holds the ‘Move to Android’ app in AppStore?

Do someone re-read the legal stuff that customers had to sign up when buying the product? Do customers pay a subscription or it was a one payment?

On the other hand… although I have no idea if the company ‘protected user data’ —sure it protected itself—… but no one said anything about privacy and security.
The most important part should be to get that open source project under a qualified foundation or organization.
Anyone would be able to inject spurious malware… or dangerous ‘reaction’ to children questions.

My two cents… worthless as usual!

1— Remember that Apple ‘gifted’ HomeKit technology —build on privacy and security— to create Matter. That way, it was sure that its principles were just in the foundation of the protocol.

2— Remember Tim Cook's words: “Not the first, the best!”