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Family trapped on Mt. Hood rescued via Emergency SOS via Satellite
chasm said:ssfe11 said:Bring 2 children with you? I don’t get it but thank Apple! You guys saved 6 more lives! And the DOJ wants to change that. Clueless DoJ. -
How to refurbish a fifth-generation Time Capsule
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The next Apple CEO: Who could succeed Tim Cook?
I was never a Cook fan. He's always lacked vision. Those of you who keep citing how great he is and how high the stock has gotten always missed the point. The point is that the last great products that moved the needle were all set in motion by Steve. The goggles thing, I predict, is not going to sell well until they can get the form factor and price way down. It remains to be seen why I would need it. They haven't even articulated why we need it. Steve, when he introduced the iPhone said very plainly that it's a phone, the internet, and an iPod all rolled into one. The goggles, how is it useful to people?
If you look at the folks who have helmed Apple, John Sculley matched Cook the most. He was also a very competent CEO who was able to squeeze as much out of a product as he could. That defines Cook to a tee. He's been milking Steves ideas for over a decade. He's taken Steve's legacy as far as he can take it. It's apropos that he will now try to pawn off a shell of a company that's devoid of any new tentpole product pipeline. It's Sculley 2.0. The goggles are Cook's version of the Newton. -
After 14 years, Apple has finally retired the famous MacBook Air wedge shape
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FCC commissioner cries antitrust again after Beeper Mini debacle