newtonrj

I really liked TT.  But agree that it is puzzling to see it when inadvertently triggered.  No biggie though.  It also helps with looking forward in the day to different calendar cards to see what meetings are still in front of my day.  -RJ

As a 3x repetitive BMW owner, this is a bad move.  If we pay for the iPhone connectivity hardware ($300 extra today) for the dongle, then unless there is something to justify the subscription, then this is unjustified?  Today, the car is carrying hardware it cannot use like Sirius radio where the hardware failed and roadside assistance with cellular service not worth the $450 per year so don't use.  If we're having to pay to use personally owned phones with BMW cars, it is certainly time to look at other car manufacturers.

-RJ

Butidonttweet said:

At this point it could have RJ-11 jacks for all I care, just release a pro ASAP. Some of us have kids to send to college, and I am not buying a 500 day old machine for my daughters first day of astrophysics and programming. Come on Apple.

Yeah, same thing here. But in this case, we did buy the 13" 3.1Ghz/0.5Tb/16Gb MacPro. She is delighted at the speed over her old 11" MacAir so until there is a difference, she is using it. BTW, she didn't like the shorter key-travel of the Macbook and the dongle to get USB. And she really liked the MagSafe over USB-C power. So for now, she is happy toting a brick-weight around. We'll see in a few months. . . -RJ

Hey, did anyone look at that still picture.  That's not an iPhone 4 he's holding.  That 30-pin is way too long.  Those speaker ports look a lot like mini-USB ports.  It's a grey market copy of an iPhone. 

-RJ

And the question we all have is: 'what was on the phone?' 

-RJ