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Sonos One feet leaving same white marks on wood furniture that the HomePod can
jbdragon said:This is just silly. I'd be pissed with white rings on my tables from a speaker. So now I have to think about what kind of table I place my speaker on? Now pointing out that the SONOS 1 does it also. This is bring back Steve Jobs coming out and showing how holding other phones just right blocks the antenna also as the iPhone 4. Do wee really need to go back to that kind of thing?
The simple fact is, Apple didn't have to use Silicon. If that was rubber on the bottom, it wouldn't matter what table you placed it on, it would be fine. There would be no markings. This is really just another design flaw. Tell it as it is. These excuses are weak. Now we have #ringgate!!
This is a issue that didn't have to exist. To me, it's more poor testing from Apple. I don't know if it's just so afraid of leaks that outside testing is really locked down?!?! Doing everything in the LAB is not REAL WORLD. This looks like it's going to be another Class Action on Apple. It just didn't have to be this way. Stop with the lame excuses on this. -
'An incredible money-making machine:' Apple's iPhone captures record 51% of global smartph...
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Apple Watch holiday sales volume beat entire Swiss watch industry for first time
Soli said:1) I wondered if and when AI was going to get to this story. This is massive… especially since Apple Watch is an abject failure. /s
2) As we know from Android- and Windows-based vendors, unit sales means squat without other factors. I'm curious how the Swiss watch makers are doing. I assume their high-end and low-end products aren't suffering, but that their mid-tier products—where I think they make the bulk of their revenue and profits—would be heavily affected by the Apple Watch
3) As I've said for nearly 3 years now, the Apple Watch is "unnecessary, yet indispensable" and that still holds true today, if not more so, since it now allow me to keep my iPhone off my person more often as I now have the cellular Watch, and I wear it to bed to monitor and record my sleep patterns, only charging during my bis in die ablutions.
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- how crazy is it that this report compares the output of a new watch company to an entire industry/group of companies?
- what would the figures look like when matched in price range ($250-$1100) watches?
- would we see some drop off in swiss sales or is this entirely competition with non-consumption?
- finally - if mid-range Swiss watches are the gateway to higher end, this is a disaster for the swiss makers. -
How and when to preorder HomePod: The official Apple Store app is your best bet on Friday
I was disappointed that my plans for HomePod at Christmas didn't come to pass. But glad that what looked like it was going to be April (if "early 201x" had its usual meaning in Apple-speak) could be January. And happiest that we'll be able to end our unhappy experiment with Google Home (it is only good for general web searching - but I will say it is very good at that). -
HomePod hands on account finds sound superior to competitors, data only read to main user
PhillyJim said:So as an Apple fanatic, I really want this HomePod, but I can’t justify needing it unless it replaces my sound bar for the television or my speakers for my iMac. I checked yesterday and found that my TV has Bluetooth built-in, so does that mean I could pair it to HomePod? I assume pairing it to my iMac to use as my computer speakers would be fairly easy correct?