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I’m not an expert on display technology but aren’t these flaws inherent to the way Apple is implementing mini LED? It seems doubtful they’d be fixed without a significant iteration on the technology, which doesn’t seem likely in such a short timeframe between the latest iPad Pro and the new MacBooks.

Even a lot of bad shows can often put out an enticing pilot episode, doesn’t bode well for this show. Apple is spending plenty of money but they don’t seem to have the eye for creative talent they’ll need if they actually want to be the new HBO.

Even if you don’t like Apple it’s hard to argue that their recent products (M1chips, A15, iPhone camera systems) aren’t better than mediocre.

This recalls memories of high school when we all maxed out the bass nob in our cars for dash-rattlingly awful sound from a cassette tape adapter.

The person wearing it will know that, not necessarily the people enforcing mask mandates though. If I didn’t know what this thing was and saw some random person wearing it at a grocery store I think I would assume it was some kind of construction equipment they had lying around, not a mask for disease prevention.

So much for their rosy outlook on ad tracking changes…

In prepared remarks to investors, Snap’s chief business officer, Jeremi Gorman, said "we observed higher opt-in rates than we are seeing reported generally across the industry, which we believe is due in part to the trust our community has in our products and our business." That indicates Snap may fare better than some of its peers, namely Facebook, in navigating Apple’s changes.

This site has covered Elon extensively (sometimes obsessively) for years, I don’t think their problem with him can be attributed to a lack of background knowledge.

I think it’s going to be pretty difficult to convince someone without prior knowledge that those giant air vents don’t negate the effectiveness of this as a mask, especially when we’ve been told not to use the N95s with exhaust valves.

Maybe if they ever figure out Windows on ARM.

If they weren’t going to put a competitive camera in this they should have just made it flush again.

Unforgivable that they turned the annoying Intel sticker into a permanent engraving.

Bespoke was always a thing in the high-end tailoring industry, I think colorway entered popular usage with the rise of exclusive sneaker releases.

Should go great with their next metaverse product.

Zucks Unlimited ©

I hope they do since Horizon would be the perfect name for an evil mega corporation in a dystopian sci-fi story.

Would not be better for consumers if they stopped issuing updates? I think Apple had gotten considerably better at making their most recent iOS releases work passably in older devices.

Google’s company culture seems to be very slanted towards abandoning old products and chasing a new idea. Maybe it comes from being a web-based software company where there’s less cost to abandoning an old product, but Google doesn’t seem to view hardware lines as a long term bet, as opposed to a company like Apple, which is unlikely to stop iterating on the iPhone or MacBook anytime soon.

I love this new take that iPhone users are greedy for taking customer support into account when choosing which phone to buy.

This might be the only way to insure that the next generation knows why their phone app icon looks like it does.