jason98

There must be something common between Titanic, Itanium, and Titan besides the huge ambitions of the creators...

foggyhill said:

I think it's flexible... But saying "curved" is sexier. They're potentially curved :-).

It's probably because their greatest use now is in those curved TV's.

BTW, curved TVs are not welcomed by most of videophiles despite Samsung's attempts to position them as premium.
LG in turn announced only flat OLED models (G6 and E6) in the ultra premium and premium segments, and just one curved model at a lower price level.

http://televisions.reviewed.com/news/lg-2016-tv-lineup?utm_source=spikes&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=collab

nolamacguy said:

so it's greedy to no longer offer a service for absolutely free? does that make taxi operators clouded with greed? cable company? etc.. 

It is free the same way as FM radio is free or OTA is free. Users do not pay for the service, but somehow there are a lot of people employed in this business  

PS
I did not mind occasional commercials and I am not going to pay $120 a year for ephemeral product (music I actually do not own). 
Perhaps Apple wants to quit ad business completely - not just iAds. Not sure it is a right idea, as it is going to weaken the ecosystem.

Bye iTunes Radio - hello Pandora again.