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baederboy said:

akamine_jr said:

Surface has a huge advantage over any iPad: mouse cursor. No way iPads will be taken seriously in businesses until it behaves as a proper computer, as Apple claims they are. This coming from an Apple fan. 

Do you have an iPad? If you have the software keyboard showing, use two fingers on the keyboard area and the keyboard area turns into a giant touchpad to move a cursor within the current text box.
On latest iPhones force touch in the keyboard area similarly activates it as a touchpad. 
What else would you need a mouse cursor for? If you want to move to a different area use your finger and touch where you want to go. 
Are people aware that soft keyboard can be turned into giant touch pad to move cursor? It was a revelation to me when I discovered this. Made it very easy to precisely move around in a text box. 

2old4fun said:

NumNuts said:

It's the same with the iPhone also. Use the same commands here and even if you say specific percentages (e.g. 2%) it'll still raise/lower by the standard predefined chunks. 

The AirPods do not have a volume control as they do not have an amplifier.  Volume is provided via the connected device and is subject to its limitations.

Grypas said:

Patent Troll Apple !!! ;-)
Android Wear 1.3 with TOGETHER this gesture...and now on Wear 2 ;-)

http://www.fredzone.org/google-arrete-le-service-together-pour-android-wear-878

zroger73 said:

Must have!

I have Elago's R1 Intelli Cases for my Apple TV 4 remotes and LOVE them.

Without the case:

1. The remote easily slides out of my hands and onto the floor or down inside furniture.
2. I touch the trackpad unintentionally causing undesired operation.
3. The remote gets dented, cracked, and/or scratched when it hits the tile floor.
4. I can't tell which end is up in the dark.
5. The remote scratches my furniture.

Elago's case solved all of these problems and created absolutely none. Their products appear well thought out and well made. I'm happy to see they have a solution for my Apple Watch, too!

razormaid said:

Ok as an owner of 7 yes SEVEN pairs of PowerBeats2 wireless Bluetooth head phones (This isn't Apple. This is BEATS!  

.....

SUMMARY:
unpair all devices before attempting to pair to a new one
translation:  stop driving one car before you start driving another car!


translation: don't put the cable that controls the damn headphones behind your head trying to use it like  A contortionist and they will actually work correctly