wdowell

Im going to be honest - I'm 31 and feel like i've suddenly become a pensioner. I dont understand this crazy with emojos and things bouncing about the screen. it seems so pointless and a waste of time. messages, for me, is something which helps me comjunicate quickly by firing little messages back and forth. Not composing a whole drawing /sketch or endlessly switching around emoticons. I honestly kbnow i'm out of touch but , wow, i didn't think i'd hit this stage for a few years within the Apple software world. I'm fine with payment integration and some smart bot type functions which faciliate a task, but all this kiddy stuff.. wow. i feel old!

anantksundaram said:

The_Martini_Cat said:

I remember when my Time Capsule failed.  I took it in, they said "out of warranty, so sorry".  Not impressed and wouldn't buy one again.  Bearing in mind this is a backup device for which they charge far more than the sum of its parts.  Why pay more?

I have had two Time Capsules fail on me in the past few years. No way that I going back to it.

Remember the 'enterprise-grade' claim they made on stage? I have to say - my experience wasnt great- failed after about 9 months. Apple offered to replace it but I moved on.

The current gen stuff is now looking antiquated in a market full of more powerful and multi-antenna routers etc. Even ISP's who give them away (or rent them at a couple of euros a month) are starting to beat them

Apple need to improve its international Roll out of services. Apple iTunes Radio never went international, Apple Pay remains MIA in most countries, including their key european countries (except for the UK)

I am not a US Citizen and wouldn't wish to defend Trump, HOWEVER..  i find it even more admirable that Trump dared to criticise a company he had a stake.