Mac Pro and displays please!!!!!! At least a sneak peak. Something needs to happen in 2019. 
Hey! I'll be at Universal!
Me too!! I am hoping to be a on a long line with good internet connections so I can stream it lol.
Does the exploding Unicorn head remind anyone else of Kingsman?
Game of Thrones, Endgame and now WWDC to add to this year’s disappointments Lol.
I try to enjoy everything though. ☺️
WWDC is always my favorite tech event of the year. Looking forward to it.
A Macbook with a keyboard that works.What would the unicorn be? The Mac Pro?
iPhone-to-Mac sync works just fine.
It’s the Mac-to-iPhone sync that doesn’t work.
Could you do the following and report back?
1. Make sure that your iCloud mail account on iPhone is configured to Push new mail, NOT Fetch new mail.
2. Make sure that your email address ends in either @icloud.com, @mac.com, or @me.com.
3. Make sure that Mail app on iPhone is NOT open.
4. Make sure that iPhone is NOT on WiFi and is NOT connected to power but stays on (with homescreen visible) throughout the test
5. Receive a new mail and make sure that both Mac and iPhone show new mail badge. DO NOT open Mail app on iPhone.
6. Open Mail app on Mac and read the mail. Make sure that it’s read or marked as read.
7. Now look at the Mail app icon on iPhone but do NOT open the app. Is the new mail badge gone?
Please follow these instructions carefully.
just do this: G5 tower-like design but maybe slightly smaller with no optical drives and space gray. On the back 4X Thunderbolt 4.0, 4X USB 3 A, 10Gb ethernet and audio jacks. On the front UHS-II SD Card reader, audio jacks, 2X Thunderbolt 4.0, 2X USB 3 A. On the inside four M.2 blade SSDs that you can swap on your own, standard RAM sticks you can swap on your own up to 512GB, up to 32-core Intel CPU you can upgrade on your own, and dual PCI-X 4.0 slots spaced wide for dual GPUs configurable up to dual RTX 2080 Ti or whatever workstation equivalent that can be upgraded on your own. Integrated water cooling. Done. It's not that difficult. Start at $3999 for 8-core CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and Radeon VII. Fully maxed it will probably cost $25,000 but oh well, we can upgrade it ourselves. Maybe to keep some sales for higher spec'd units they could split the boards. Maybe on the lower tier you only get one PCI-X 4.0 and two M.2 SSD slots and a 256GB cap on RAM with only air cooling. IDK. Somewhat limits the upgradability, while Apple being able to still push higher end machines. I just feel like if this thing is gonna be modular, you're not going to be able to upgrade the base model all the way to the fully loaded model yourself. Would be great, but I doubt it.Apple are just being muppets with the Mac Pro. Just refine the cheese grater G5 tower design and coat it in space grey with a new display and everyone will be happy.
I appreciate your taking the time to test this for me.Ha... That's a lot of instructions. So that is a different issue than I thought you were raising. I don't pay any attention to the mail app icon. In fact I turn it off and rely on notifications and the fact that I pretty much always have new mail. I turned on the mail app icon just to do your test and I see that the count does not go down until I receive another email or open the app. So if the icon immediately changing is important, I see that this is an issue. On the other hand, when I open the mail app on the phone, the message is marked as READ.
For me, that's what matters. The READ status is always in sync between all of my devices, so I know what has and what has not been read. It is to this I was referring in my original post.
just do this: G5 tower-like design but maybe slightly smaller with no optical drives and space gray. On the back 4X Thunderbolt 4.0, 4X USB 3 A, 10Gb ethernet and audio jacks. On the front UHS-II SD Card reader, audio jacks, 2X Thunderbolt 4.0, 2X USB 3 A. On the inside four M.2 blade SSDs that you can swap on your own, standard RAM sticks you can swap on your own up to 512GB, up to 32-core Intel CPU you can upgrade on your own, and dual PCI-X 4.0 slots spaced wide for dual GPUs configurable up to dual RTX 2080 Ti or whatever workstation equivalent that can be upgraded on your own. Integrated water cooling. Done. It's not that difficult. Start at $3999 for 8-core CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and Radeon VII. Fully maxed it will probably cost $25,000 but oh well, we can upgrade it ourselves. Maybe to keep some sales for higher spec'd units they could split the boards. Maybe on the lower tier you only get one PCI-X 4.0 and two M.2 SSD slots and a 256GB cap on RAM with only air cooling. IDK. Somewhat limits the upgradability, while Apple being able to still push higher end machines. I just feel like if this thing is gonna be modular, you're not going to be able to upgrade the base model all the way to the fully loaded model yourself. Would be great, but I doubt it.
Looks like they’re sending out different invites.
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Are these people screaming for a Mac Pro actually gonna buy it, or will just complain it’s too expensive (like all Apple products) and only keep calling Apple for a Mac Pro for no other reason than commenting?
Are these people screaming for a Mac Pro actually gonna buy it, or will just complain it’s too expensive (like all Apple products) and only keep calling Apple for a Mac Pro for no other reason than commenting?
Sad to see Apple becoming like a post-Mustang Ford.Can't believe their invite looks so terrible compared to Google IO and Microsoft Build this year.
Lol of course there will be an update. Feel free not to install it if you so wish, but many among us are looking forward to new features, and are probably going to be disappointed by the lack of them.I hope there’s no new iOS update this year. iOS 12 has been fine for me and theres no need to change it
just do this: G5 tower-like design but maybe slightly smaller with no optical drives and space gray. On the back 4X Thunderbolt 4.0, 4X USB 3 A, 10Gb ethernet and audio jacks. On the front UHS-II SD Card reader, audio jacks, 2X Thunderbolt 4.0, 2X USB 3 A. On the inside four M.2 blade SSDs that you can swap on your own, standard RAM sticks you can swap on your own up to 512GB, up to 32-core Intel CPU you can upgrade on your own, and dual PCI-X 4.0 slots spaced wide for dual GPUs configurable up to dual RTX 2080 Ti or whatever workstation equivalent that can be upgraded on your own. Integrated water cooling. Done. It's not that difficult. Start at $3999 for 8-core CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and Radeon VII. Fully maxed it will probably cost $25,000 but oh well, we can upgrade it ourselves. Maybe to keep some sales for higher spec'd units they could split the boards. Maybe on the lower tier you only get one PCI-X 4.0 and two M.2 SSD slots and a 256GB cap on RAM with only air cooling. IDK. Somewhat limits the upgradability, while Apple being able to still push higher end machines. I just feel like if this thing is gonna be modular, you're not going to be able to upgrade the base model all the way to the fully loaded model yourself. Would be great, but I doubt it.
What would the unicorn be? The Mac Pro?