iPad

[beats me]

NOW I get it.

But then your OP translates to “I ran out and got the new Apple TV when I read all the reviews saying there’s no reason to get the new Apple TV if you already have one”.

[stringtapper]

NOW I get it.

But then your OP translates to “I ran out and got the new Apple TV when I read all the reviews saying there’s no reason to get the new Apple TV if you already have one”.

Well… IT'S THE NEW APPLE TV!!!



That's the only reason needed.

[beats me]

[beats me]

I’m waiting for an insanely cool iOS Traktor update that will take advantage of the larger iPad Pro that will make me seriously ponder should I drop $1,000 on an iPad Pro or $1,200 on a Traktor S8 controller I would still have to use with my laptop.

Or maybe they’ll make my head (and wallet) explode with some insane Traktor S8 and iPad Pro combo.

[H20nly]

you should get hookers and blow.

[regretfullySaid]

+1 very interactive

[beats me]

Haven’t tried it yet, but apparently on the new Apple TV if you tell Siri “reduce loud sounds” it will lower the volume of music and effects so you can hear the dialogue better.

And you can tell her exactly how many minutes to rewind or fast forward.

[H20nly]

you: "Siri, please rewind 2 minutes"

Siri: "Sorry, I can't find No Limits"

[beats me]

you: "Siri, please rewind 2 minutes"

Siri: "Sorry, I can't find No Limits"

Siri emulating communication problems with your wife or girlfriend is a feature.

[H20nly]

you: "Siri, please rewind 2 minutes"

Siri: "Sorry, I can't find No Limits"

Siri emulating communication problems with your wife or girlfriend is a feature.

that's what i keep telling myself.


hence the breakup.

[beats me]

It pains me to say this, but Apple’s board of directors needs to have some stern words with Cook.

Apple Watch – great someday (maybe) but not at launch
Apple TV 4 - great someday (maybe) but not at launch
iPad Pro - great someday (maybe) but not at launch

And no lineups out the door for any of these.

And Cook’s favorite response to shortcomings “Users don’t want… ” to exactly what users are saying they want. If you aren’t going to give users what they want then knock it off with the underwhelming half baked-launches and putting 90% of the “magic” in the hardware design.

FFS.

[regretfullySaid]

Remember when the users didn't know what they wanted?

That was part of the success, but perhaps only a certain facilitator could inspire / literally whip into shape

[beats me]

Jobs was great at releasing a new or niche product and making it appealing to everybody. Cook seems to work the opposite way, take a (now) common product and only make it appealing to a niche user.

[regretfullySaid]

Maybe his way of punctuating a point was by having a logistics guy take his place.

[beats me]

I see it as Apple running out of great ideas for the common man and losing “most favored nation status” with industries outside their own. So they are going to start catering to the elite which will all culminate in the Apple Car.



Or some shit.