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Apple's $1000 AR headset expected in 2022, 'Apple Glass' in 2025, contact lenses in 2030
doggone said:What is MR? How would contact lenses work or even be powered? -
Arizona bill that could force Apple App Store to allow third-party payments one step close...
80s_Apple_Guy said:How can they regulate what is clearly interstate commerce?
Jesus, does that really need to be stated? Is that not obvious from being alive on the planet for more than 10 years? -
Arizona bill that could force Apple App Store to allow third-party payments one step close...
qwerty52 said:This is ridiculous!
Why I have the feeling, that Arizona lawmakers just don’t know the difference between “Apple Store” and “AppStore”.They only can put restrictions on a physically existing Apple Store in Arizona, but not on
AppStore, which is a worlds virtual internet store. There isn’t such thing as only Arizona AppStore.
So Apple can always pool out world wide, all applications which doesn’t respect the AppStore’s rules.
And what the lawmakers are doing now (while spending taxpayers money) is trying to smack hole in the water!
The fact that something occurs over the internet does not make is per se beyond the reach of a state. That is simply absurd on its face.
The only plausible argument here is that there is a federal law that expressly preempts state law (no one has pointed to such a law) or that there is a conflct between state and federal law (the more likely scenario, but not one has articulated a cogent argument to support this is the case).
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Arizona bill that could force Apple App Store to allow third-party payments one step close...
sdw2001 said:As Mike said, this will be tied up in litigation for years. I personally think the law is idiotic. It’s unenforceable and probably unconstitutional for a whole host of reasons. It seems to me it steps on the federal government‘s ability to regulate interstate commerce as well as anti-trust law. The targeting of just two companies (obviously) is extremely problematic from a legal perspective. We’ll see.
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iPhone not migrating to USB-C or getting Touch ID on power button any time soon
M68000 said:I might be in the minority, but I think the lightning connector is great. Seems to be pretty reliable and that is important. Do I care that it’s proprietary to Apple? No.