dws-2

The PC market is rapidly changing, in part because Intel has slowed down. I think the larger factor is just that most people don't really need a faster computer anymore, so they keep their existing computers for a lot longer. I used to get a new computer every year, but my current computer is four years old and still doesn't feel slow (added a SSD).

Lots of nerds complain about this, but Apple has exactly the right idea. They're slowing down their release cycles because the vast majority of people are slowing down their purchases, and the current crop of computers is fast enough. Personally, at the current speeds, Skylake (just bought a 15" MBP) is plenty fast for everything I do, and I'd rather have either lighter weight or longer battery life. I probably won't buy my next computer for four or five more years, at which point Apple will probably have something new and cool for me to buy.

The only real issue I see is the Mac Pro, which truly is behind the times in every way. I suspect Apple will be completely changing the design as the current one isn't much of a Pro computer anyway.

I'm actually really happy with the current Apple iPhone screens. If OLED makes them better or improves battery life, that's great, but the screen is bright and colorful, and from what I hear its color accuracy is basically perfect. 

Hmmm, based on my experience in a Tesla, I feel like it's pretty far away from driving itself. I wonder if this is just Musk pressing forward relentlessly rather than something that will actually be working anytime soon.

"Samsung finally kills, cremates Galaxy Note 7"

"Hammer finally falls as Samsung adds last nail to Galaxy Note 7 coffin."