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I'd love to see a revival of the XServe and XServe RAID systems based on this design. They could do 1U and/or 3U configurations.

The FBI and DOJ have no grounds for harassing Apple to build backdoors or cripple their security strategies if they (FBI/DOJ) can use third party entities to break into someone's iPhone. This is actually a good thing, in that it motivates Apple's security and privacy team to build iteratively more robust security into their devices.

I think once Apple gets a solid foothold in India, with real Apple Stores and Apple communities, Apple Pay will take off here. It will take a couple years to ramp up, but I'm looking forward to it being my main method of transaction. Apple just needs to get the major banks here onboard, which I think they can do.

A definite double-standard here. The tech world pretty much expects Samsung's products to be rushed out the door with questionable quality. So, when something does fail, or doesn't work as expected, no one is shocked or surprised. With Apple, on the other hand, people expect flawless perfection, so if a product has a slight bend, or some other minor glitch, it's HUGE news. Apple is, in essence, a victim of its own success.