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That would certainly make it quicker to switch between iTunes accounts than the current method of going into settings and switching between the list of added accounts. 

It runs in safari on my iPad.  That's pretty impressive.

Seems a bit odd if this doesn't have a laminated screen.  The Air 1 didn't have a laminated screen and it was far more fragile compared to the Air 2.

avon b7 said:

StrangeDays said:

avon b7 said:

muadibe said:

Good observations.   One point: ".. but these technologies have already been implemented in some Android phones." And what new 'innovations' have the Android manufactures implemented since OLED screens and wireless charging?  Since Apple is apparently always behind, surely there are several other new 'innovations' that Apple must be behind on.

Fingerprint Scanner Gestures?
AI for phone optimization?

Fingerprint scanner gestures? Boy you're really digging deep for those missing, uh, innovations. 

And I don't even know what AI phone optimization means. I'm sure it's mind blowing, tho.

Clearly spoken by someone who has never even used fingerprint gestures and completely fails to grasp the practicality and simplicity of the idea.

As for AI optimization:

http://www.androidauthority.com/huawei-superphone-730347/

You do realise that the iPhone and Siri have had machine learning algorithms for a number of years, it learns from your usage, an example would be telling you how long it's going to take you to get home when you pick your iPhone up around the time you normally head home. Etc

Underpowered games console that can't run its AAA launch title at a solid 30fps with regular drops to 20fps, not to mention the left controller dropping connection randomly.  Hold off for firmware updates an a price cut, our local game store still had 40+ units in stock, no one seemed interested.  On the plus side, if you have a Wii U now is the time to sell it, the Zelda release has pushed up 2nd hand pricing, plus the game runs better on the Wii U.