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bradford_kirby said:

It’s do bad I put an echo dot in my car and have abandoned the “feature” all together. 

Enjoy your literal government spyware.

Theres something fundamentally wrong with your operation if your competitors are able to thwart ur innovations by usurping your ideas or stealing them this many times and bringing them to market for less money this many times.

Or... something wrong with IP law.

 Whats worse I couldn’t switch to Android even if I tried.

Your inability to succeed does not mean it’s not possible. It means you’re failing.

it borders on entrapment

irnchriz said:

Wow, you need to get off the red bull and take a chill pill.

Or on the chill bull and take a redpill.

I want to know about Apple TV search integration with third party apps’ content. Apple said last year they’d roll it out (or it would be rolled out, which may mean “the apps have to do the work to support it) for other apps. I’d love to be able to help as many people as I can cut cables, but it’s one thing to cut a cable; it’s another thing entirely to be able to FIND the content people want across the dozens of disparate hosting services, both free and paid.

PlutoTV, for example. That’s free (with ads) and seems to have an array of content. But is it easy to GET to the content on an Apple TV? Can I use Siri search to ask for movies and have ANY movie app show up now? Or ask for sports and have ESPN and NFL and (etc.)... show up side by side? That’s why I also like the idea of the “TV” app in iOS, as an aggregate for all the apps’ services for which you may pay. But it has to be seamless for people. It has to be at least as easy to SEARCH as it is to be programmed by cable/satellite.

jungmark said:

The real issue is ADD and people can't be bored for more two seconds. 

What do you imagine facilitates this?

freethinking said:

We have gathered the developer community together for our biggest developer conference, behold what the best engineers have inovated...... More Emoji, a change in color scheme and a news app. So basically no one has any news about anything relevant to a “DEVELOPER” conference. 

Apple does really well at keeping its developer content under wraps until the keynote. Expect Swift 5 (I think it’s 5), at least.

mushmash said:
Neither is the United States, it’s ranked as a «flawed democracy» on the democracy index.

Oh, good. That’s a great compliment for our system (though it’s unfortunately not an accurate assessment).