I would point out that the Apple Watch and AirPods are both great rather than dull products, but I strongly suspect the author here was not making a good faith attempt to analyze Tim Cook's product legacy.
Removing headphone socket under the premise of thinness just to force consumers into buying wireless ones was a genius move for their profits. They should have made them a bit easier to loose too.
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#32I would point out that the Apple Watch and AirPods are both great rather than dull products, but I strongly suspect the author here was not making a good faith attempt to analyze Tim Cook's product legacy.
Removing headphone socket under the premise of thinness just to force consumers into buying wireless ones was a genius move for their profits. They should have made them a bit easier to loose too.
No one, absolutely no one was “forced” to buy wireless headphones.
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#33This reads like a particularly biased and hateful rage-infused hit piece by someone suffering from woke psyschosis.
That’s a whole lot of words that, when strung together, mean absolutely nothing. Good job.
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
That’s a whole lot of words that, when strung together, mean absolutely nothing. Good job.
Made perfect sense to me, not sure why you think it means "absolutely nothing", even if you disagree.
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#35There is a lot to criticize about TC, but if you think the Apple Silicon move is dull (not in terms of technology, but what experiences it opens), you are incredibly stupid and shortsighted.
Apple's first chip, A4, was released in 2010 before Jobs was gone
Given how long it took then to get a single chip physically manufactured the business plan had been sorted out for years, likely not long after the switch to Intel
They were just waiting for manufacturers to hit the right metrics
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
tale as old as time. cis gay white men joining the Log Cabin and advocating against trans rights as soon as they taste power is another example it reminds me of playground socialization. the cool kids bully you for a long time and so you socialize with the outcasts. one day you get invited into the cool crowd, minimally welcomed with some reservations, and suddenly you're bullying the outcasts you used to associate w…
Have you ever wondered how you sound to other people?
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#37Worthington's Law strikes again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vudnMLzZjTg
People who make more money than you are *better* than you, and are therefore above reproach.
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#39Seems a lot of people bought those dull products.
"Supersize Me" iPhones.
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#40The phone I bought from China eats Apple hardware for breakfast. It's got IP69 protection, only 7mm thick, a massive battery that charges incredibly quickly (4800mah). It's basically like an iPhone air but it only cost me about $500 (Motorola X70 Air) When Apple embraces Silicon Carbide batteries I'm sure they're going to make amazing stuff. It's not like they haven't impressed on the hardware side. If you look at so…
Except it's got a mid-tier processor, and likely pretty under-performant cameras like most Motorola stuff? Compromises here.