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Demand for iPhone 11 outpacing supply chain expectations
hmlongco said:sirozha said:So, I don't think there's quite as much interest in the iPhone this time around as it was in 2017...
As such, you arrive at your 9-to-9:30 appointment time to get your phone. Doesn't do much good to arrive early and it makes sales judgements by checking the length of the line pretty much irrelevant. It's not like the old days where you stood in lines a couple of hundred of people long to try to get the model you wanted... -
Mac Pro won't get China tariff waiver, says President Trump
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Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro coming in October for over $3000, claims report
McJobs said:I'm so sick of the Tim Cook era, where every product redesign comes with a substantial price increase over previous model. When Steve was there, products got better at the same price points (e.g. MBP--->unibody MBP), or even were less expensive at the same time (e.g. polycarbonate iMac--->aluminum iMac).
And Jobs raised prices too. Look at the Mac mini. Started at $499, raised to $599 in 2006, and raised again to $699 in 2010. -
Apple issues iOS 9.3.6 and iOS 10.3.4 updates for older iPhone and iPad models
clarker99 said:
In Canada, the release notes talk about new data transfer option. -
Developers talk about being 'Sherlocked' as Apple uses them 'for market research'
To be fair, using the iPad as an extra display or stylus capable input *should* have been an Apple feature from the start. No idea why it took them so long to add the capability. And a built in calculator on the watch isn't exactly a stretch either, one has come on the Mac forever (remember desk accessories) and was built in on the original iPhone as well.
It's not like either of these were crazy concepts that no one else had thought of.