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Apple's automotive ambitions extend far beyond self-driving systems
Randolph Duke liked that comment.SpamSandwich said:
“Look at that ‘S’ car go!”Gilliam_Bates said:
And a speedier “S” version as a sports model.Beats said:ro_ro_ur_boat said:These are all good ideas and I can’t wait to see an Apple Car. I hope that I’ll be able to afford one and no have to sell all my AAPL shares.
I'm hoping they offer a cheap "SE" alongside a super premium vehicle.
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Apple's automotive ambitions extend far beyond self-driving systems
I believe this is the correct answer. With the “skateboard” style of platforms in EV, Apple could design and license a foundation to car brands. They could license to different companies, rather than the headache of owning their own company.mknelson said:Apple could also be building a platform similar to the way GM and Volkswagen have in the EV space and license it to partners. -
Apple acquires rights to upcoming Russo brothers film 'Cherry'
Have you actually watched Apple TV+? The service is hip-deep in feel-good programming. Stuff like “Defending Jacob” is in the minority. Maybe you thought “Greyhound” wasn’t escapist? “Ted Lasso”, “Long Way Up”, “Little America”, “Dads”, “Central Park”, “Dear...” aren’t uplifting?SpamSandwich said:Why? Is Apple totally averse to creating any positive or uplifting/escapist entertainment? Jeez.
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Apple TV+ review: 'Tehran' is a first-rate Israeli spy series
In fairness, the first three episodes of Ted Lasso only hinted at how good the show was to become. Ep 4 was when it took off. And I did read many reviews of that show which similarly were skeptical of the premise based on three shows.jffdx said:Hope you’re not as wrong about this one as you were about Ted Lasso https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/08/14/apple-tv-review-premise-of-ted-lasso-cant-sustain-a-whole-showAt this point, I’d have to assume Lasso will be among the Emmy nominees next September, as Morning Show was this year, in both writing and acting categories.
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Microsoft teases Office for Mac update coming, without subscription
bageljoey said:I will get this. I refuse the subscription model for this product.
For me, it depends upon the price, since I don’t need Office for work. But I wonder if Microsoft took too many hits from improved versions of Pages/Numbers/etc and Google Office to be able to justify charging Mac users a subscription fee?
I know the Apple and Google suites aren’t identical to Office, and for some it must be Office, but for many of us, what Apple and Google offer is more than good enough.
