anantksundaram

"Seem to"? Or they do? What does the actual data say?

Someone surely must have it somewhere -- I am surprised that AI didn't ask the company for a comment.

I like and use the AppleCard a lot. However, Card.Apple.com is a rather primitive, basic site with slim functionality. 

Most iOS updates now -- even, surprisingly, the big ones such as going from 15 to 16 -- are basically workflow-time-wasting eye-candy nonsense, with truly marginal improvements worthy of any note. (Security updates don't even require a "Y" level shift in iOSX.Y.Z let alone "X" level, but could easily be done as a "Z" level update).

It seems at this point that Apple is keeping around lots of bored developers with not very much to do. Their work revolves around annoying surface-level tweaks of already pretty good software.

Roderikus said:

If you can’t maintain a virtual store while upgrading, you shouldn’t be in the online business.

I've wondered about that.

Maybe it's just to create some buzz... even if it's increasingly small...

ireland said:

JWSC said:

JP234 said:

— "Recent concepts suggest that the car could lack a steering wheel" 

"They'll take my steering wheel when they pry it from my cold dead hands! From.My.Cold.Dead.Hands!"

Exactly.  Inner city dwellers may find driverless autos tempting.  But most everyone else will take a hard pass on any Apple car that does not have a steering mechanism. Notice that I didn’t say steering wheel.

Don’t tell me you like that steering yoke abomination.

You have no clue.