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I don’t have Netflix anymore as I’m not paying their top price for a single 4k device.

That said, everyone I know who uses Netflix also shares their subscription with other households so Netflix do have a big problem…

Maybe due to security concerns Apple should ensure all Apple Services do not work once an app is downloaded from a 3rd party app store. Trying to install such an app should warn the user before install of course.

Not everyone buys games at release, I consider myself a ResEvil fan but haven’t played this on any of my consoles as I only have so many gaming hours nowadays (still finishing HorForWest at the moment) - so I will buy the Mac version. 

As a Mac and iPad Pro user I’d prefer if iPhones used USB-C but 90% of people don’t care.

We can expect a new AirPods Max with USB-C too  

Looks like I’ll be upgrading to new iPhone and new APM over the next 2 years  

It feels like nobody knows that the world’s most popular and most played videogame (Minecraft) not only runs on old intel Macs (we have it running on a 2014 MBP)  but is now also Apple Silicon native… 

https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/06/08/minecraft-java-edition-gets-native-apple-silicon-support

We all know it will be years before Macs get stacks of different games to run but Apple has never had games at the front of any of it’s product strategies. Even now the policy on iOS is that games have to support back several years old devices - there is no way to publish an iOS game that is cutting edge and only works on the fastest most recent devices.

Apple simply have no interest in making and selling Macs that run the most power hungry games available - that is a PC niche and always will be. Instead, Apple will gradually progress Mac gaming as that fits their strategy for the lowest 80% of users, not the top 1%