leighr

Apple really needs to latent some of this stuff. It’s incredible how so many companies can copy Apple with not so much as a slap on the wrist. Meanwhile, Apple is constantly dragged through the Courts by thousands of non-practicing entities trying to grab their money. Surely there must be a way for Apple to protect their IP.

I think a far more usable form of this bendable screen technology is in devices that would benefit more from the extra screen real estate, such as watches/watch bands and other wearables. It will be interesting to see how Samsung manages production and warranty issues with a screen that bends in half (remember, people don't treat their phones with kid gloves) and I think Apple's best bet is to sit back and watch Samsung fail at this first.

Perhaps the default watch faces should just be watch faces, instead of political statements. If someone wants to make a statement they can add their own background in themselves.

The real question here is why on earth does Premiere Pro take 8 times longer to render the same 5 minute video?

Surely there should be some protection for Apple against having to fix problems that have been caused by dodger, cheap, third party components. If I throw non genuine parts in my new Mercedes and cook the engine does that mean Mercedes has to fix it? I’d like to see the ACCC take on other industries with this law.