seanj

Website says up to 200 clips of 18sec, which gives an 1 hour recording time so why limit to 1 minute maximum? Presumably either the memory of processor isn’t fast enough to cope with longer than a minute (1 min faster buffer perhaps).
Shame as that’s a deal breaker for me.

Relatedly, it was interesting to get an email from Apple on Sunday announcing that Express Mode had arrived on London Underground and that you no-longer need to verify with Face ID or Touch ID. Instead simply tapping would be enough to for payment.

In this form factor, a folding screen is a solution in search of a problem.

seanismorris said:

I’ll just point out the EU has been much better at maintaining their middle class than the US.

Tell that to the Greeks, Portuguese, Spanish, Italians, etc, who’ve seen their economies wrecked because of the Euro. Or to the French where there’s been weekly protests for over a year by the yellow jackets and where the longest running strike since 1968 is still ongoing...

My guess would be that Apple is seen to be culpable by not checking that the Broadcom chips did not infringe on patents before using them in its products: ie due diligence. Apple would have checked the chips for their functionality, reliability, cost effectiveness, safety, environmental impact, etc, so it would have been argued that Apple should have checked for possible IP infringement too.