"Wireless charging", i.e. charging mats equals wasted energy. Energy that's still being produced by oil and coal in a lot of countries, including the U.S.A.
On the other hand, a standard "contacts at the bottom" specification is an excellent idea. I wouldn't call it "wireless" however, because of the whole "wireless charging mats" trend right now. What we need is to get all phone manufacturers on the idea, And Europe could probably push them enough to make it happen. It would need to be mandated on both phones and pads of varying thicknesses and width, but surely that's an idea that all companies could work with.
I have an even better idea. It's called "Watch". Every hour it reminds you to stop and watch your wrist, stare at your watch. That way you can remember how much money you wasted on a watch.
But yeah, I thought about this too. Mac OS X (which some people call "Mac OS TEN") vs "iOS TEN" could have been confusing. But I do agree on them renaming it to macOS to be in line with iOS, watchOS and tvOS.
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snapd, systemd, that's what I thought too.
Incomplete technology? Charging via "contacts at the bottom" has been used for decades, son.
I don't mind since I only use english and the Chinese cannot understand that.
"Wireless charging", i.e. charging mats equals wasted energy. Energy that's still being produced by oil and coal in a lot of countries, including the U.S.A.
On the other hand, a standard "contacts at the bottom" specification is an excellent idea. I wouldn't call it "wireless" however, because of the whole "wireless charging mats" trend right now. What we need is to get all phone manufacturers on the idea, And Europe could probably push them enough to make it happen. It would need to be mandated on both phones and pads of varying thicknesses and width, but surely that's an idea that all companies could work with.
I have an even better idea. It's called "Watch". Every hour it reminds you to stop and watch your wrist, stare at your watch. That way you can remember how much money you wasted on a watch.
And then multiply the damages with Verizon math.
If Apple's version of "Breathe" is built-in, how does it brings revenues? You really think people will buy a USD$550 watch to remind them to breathe?
Yeah, right. I'm going to prove you all wrong. I'm going to stop breathing right now.
Hum okay, I have to admit it's a bit uncomfortable.
Actually, this is getting quite painful.
I guess you guys were right aft
Even more obligatory
Don't do that, he's going to clone it!
But they're getting introduced to the basic concepts of how computers work. Loops, if/else, variables, etc.
They see the character on the screen being a total dumbass that only does exactly as its told, like a computer.
The only thing they need to remember is that last part: "Computers are dumb, remember that when using a computer."
I think you're missing something like "CODERS make APPS!" in there.
Compared to what? Microsoft's C#? Oracle's Java?
My library only had two books about computers. They were titled "Zero" and "One".
New lower-power GPUs that can fit in thin laptops!
Now I know which GPUs Apple won't use for their computers! Intel's integrated crap forever!
Everyone knows Superman would beat them all.
The way I understood the Keynote, in a few generations Messages will be the one to absorb systemD.
It's not called "10" it's "iOS (version) 10".
But yeah, I thought about this too. Mac OS X (which some people call "Mac OS TEN") vs "iOS TEN" could have been confusing. But I do agree on them renaming it to macOS to be in line with iOS, watchOS and tvOS.
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I'm just waiting for the Nintendo Wii U 2K.
Did Netcraft confirm this?
But those are all computer jobs aren't they? /StupidRecruiters
You assume there's even a single photo of me on either website.
Microsoft buys yet another Internet giant.
Excuse me, I have to go delete my LinkedIn account now.
Or OutLinked.