josha said:

jdgaz said:

As an added feature all of your video is saved and evaluated at PRC headquarters and will be used to seek ransom from unsuspecting folks.

I warn you drones, if you pass over my property my trusty slingshot will put you down! 

sockrolid said:

Hey.  Kickstarter people.
I'd pay up to $100 for a drone signal-jamming transmitter.
Push the button, signal is jammed, drone operator can't get their now-cliché hover shot.
Note: the jamming signal will only cause momentary loss of directional control, not crashing.
Net effect: drone operator thinks there's a defect and wants their money back (again and again.)

AppleInsider said:

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Last year alone, it generated around $7 billion in revenue with high margins. That's comparable with the performance of Amazon Web Services cloud business, and by itself as a product is already far more valuable than the entire hardware business of Amazon Fire, Google Nexus, Alphabet Nest, or Microsoft Surface.
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radarthekat said:

apple ][ said:

I agree.

In the future, robots are going to solve many problems in general, not just for Apple.

Maybe that can lead to more American manufacturing also. Unlike the workers, it's not like a Chinese robot can be paid less than an American robot. They'll both make the same income, zero. They are mechanical slaves for life.

Do you remember all of the recent fast food worker strikes that have been taking place? Where these burger flipping geniuses believe that they are so highly skilled and so highly valued that some teenager still in school should be making a minimum of $15 an hour?

Companies are already coming up with their own solutions to combat the embarrassing entitlement mentality displayed by certain groups of ignorant individuals who do not grasp basic economics.

Wendy's to replace workers with machines due to rising minimum wage

http://www.fox32chicago.com/money/142139984-story

Wait until the food prep is replaced with automated machines.  ...

antonpablo said:

I think iOS on the iPad feels like a stretched out iPhone. 3rd party apps have done well designing their apps that takes advantage of the bigger screen but Apple at the OS level and their own apps have not. Lots of wasted space and not taking advantage of the big screen. That is what's keeping the iPad from really being a true laptop replacement and the Pro from being a true pro device. Apple needs to do better with iOS on the iPad.