Would you get it for the right ear or the left year? Is there one that you are more likely to lose than the other?When can I preemptively order a replacement pod?
Would you get it for the right ear or the left year? Is there one that you are more likely to lose than the other?When can I preemptively order a replacement pod?
Did anyone notice that delivery dates for orders that were already placed have been changing?
I placed my order and had Dec 20th delivery. Just looking now it shows Dec 28 delivery.
Good bye. Apple will always welcome you back. In the meantime, be careful now that your privacy and security will be at great risk to the extent you use Android or Google products...Good Luck.
Oh, I didn't mean to imply you and I wouldn't see each other again from time to time, but to the extent you're able to convey messages on behalf of Apple, thanks.
I have what I consider to be legitimate dislikes about the new hardware. I don't hate Tim, I don't hate you; it's truly nothing personal, other than to say I personally can't stand the new keyboards and the willingness to sacrifice utility at the altar of thinness. But I am also concerned about the points you raise (and quote). I'm not really sure what to do about that. Privacy is important to me, and I find myself unable to square my ergonomic needs with my philosophy.
So since you brought it up, please allow me to ask you a sincere, non-sarcastic question: what do you recommend? I enjoy following Apple/other tech developments on this board and others, but I am absolutely a neophyte. Therefore I am ill-equipped to make decisions like these, and would learn a thing or two if you'd be willing to help. Specifically: what non-work email should I use; what guarantees me Apple won't change their business model as you suggest Google might, and; given that the birthmarks, flexibility and personal grooming habits of several dozen celebrities are available for public examination thanks to an iCloud hack, why is using Apple's ecosystem any more comforting than the alternatives?
Not just Google cloud services. Any of their products and services. Android, Pixel, Google Maps, Google Docs, Photos, Assistant, you name it. They are all just feeders for a central repository on you because that's the holy grail that advertisers will pay for. That's the same for Facebook and why Zuckerberg's famous line recently that people are taking this privacy thing too seriously. Facebook goes out of business overnight if they don't have your private info to sell. Ditto for Google. Fortunately, Apple has a different model and ethics.
Same here but the delivery date is December 21 as Apple announced!!Just received notice that my AirPods have shipped. Estimated delivery is 20Dec16.
My delivery date was changed from Dec 21 to 20!! Thanks, Apple!!
Apple has updated its website to indicate AirPods are now estimated to ship in 6 weeks in the United States and many other countries around the world. The wireless earphones have been available for purchase on Apple's website since yesterday, with initial orders set to be delivered as early as December 19.
Apple said AirPods will be shipping in limited quantities at launch, so it is unsurprising that shipping estimates have quickly slipped from 2 weeks to 4 weeks to 6 weeks around the world. The delay means customers who have yet to place an order will likely not receive their AirPods until 2017.
However, those who missed out still have a chance, as Apple said AirPods will be available for purchase at Apple Stores, authorized resellers, and select carriers next week. Apple noted stores will receive "regular AirPods shipments," and customers would be wise to call their local store ahead of time to confirm stock.
AirPods are Apple's all-new $159 wireless earphones. The cord-free My delivery date was changed from Dec 21 to 20!! Thanks, Apple!!earphones instantly turn on and connect to your iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, or Mac when taken out of their charging case. Likewise, audio automatically plays as soon as you put them in your ears and pauses when you take them out.
AirPods, driven by Apple's custom W1 chip for one-tap setup, deliver up to 5 hours of listening time on one charge, and a 15-minute fast charge provides up to 3 hours of listening time. The accompanying charging case holds multiple additional charges for more than 24 hours of listening time.
AirPods use optical sensors and a motion accelerometer to detect when they are in your ears. Doubling tapping an earpiece invokes Siri, which can be used to adjust the volume, change the song, make a call, or get directions. An accelerometer works with beamforming microphones to filter out background noise.
Article Link: AirPods Now Estimated to Ship in 6 Weeks
Oh, I didn't mean to imply you and I wouldn't see each other again from time to time, but to the extent you're able to convey messages on behalf of Apple, thanks.
I have what I consider to be legitimate dislikes about the new hardware. I don't hate Tim, I don't hate you; it's truly nothing personal, other than to say I personally can't stand the new keyboards and the willingness to sacrifice utility at the altar of thinness. But I am also concerned about the points you raise (and quote). I'm not really sure what to do about that. Privacy is important to me, and I find myself unable to square my ergonomic needs with my philosophy.
So since you brought it up, please allow me to ask you a sincere, non-sarcastic question: what do you recommend? I enjoy following Apple/other tech developments on this board and others, but I am absolutely a neophyte. Therefore I am ill-equipped to make decisions like these, and would learn a thing or two if you'd be willing to help. Specifically: what non-work email should I use; what guarantees me Apple won't change their business model as you suggest Google might, and; given that the birthmarks, flexibility and personal grooming habits of several dozen celebrities are available for public examination thanks to an iCloud hack, why is using Apple's ecosystem any more comforting than the alternatives?
My point is, Apple isn't perfect, but they aren't run by idiots either. You think they wouldn't be aware of all the points you just mentioned above?