longfang

tmay said:

VictorMortimer said:

chasm said:

scampercom said:

I only carry my phone when I’m traveling, and it’s been a harrowing experience. The battery seems to drain so quickly (see: range anxiety) and I’m constantly having to manage it. What I’d love more than anything: keep the damn phones the same thickness—or make them slightly thicker—and give me solid 18-hours of life.

They'd need to be LOT thicker and a LOT heavier to give you 18 hours of non-stop usage.

GOOD!

I want that!

More battery life, sturdier phone, not seeing the downside here.

Hundreds of consumers will line up overnight for that...

harry wild said:

Make the iPhone 1/8” thicker, increase the battery size!

nubus said:

40domi said:

Are these the same poor developers that have been anty App Store policies?
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Those that make good useful apps, have nothing to fear!

The entire concept of Sherlocking is that those creating great productivity apps will see Apple mimic their work without getting paid.
It wasn't always like that. The Mac didn't have a clock in the menu and so most of us installed SuperClock! Apple then bought the rights to it. Same with other tools.

Those days are gone. Not compensating small developers is a bit too brutal for my taste. It wouldn't hurt Apple to play nice. Not sure if the problem is penny-pinching or not-invented-here.

harrykatsaros said:

"The newly competitive market for digital wallets is about to experience genuine customer-first innovation," Curve founder Shachar Bialick said. A Curve spokesperson also claimed that switching to its service will save banks "millions of euros" that currently go to Apple.

Just me or were these two statements completely contradictory to one another? What do I care how much money the banks save?