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Apple Teases Tomorrow's Special Event With Humorous 'Live Stream' of Steve Jobs Theater
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I can imagine that Spider-Man post credits scene playing on stage, where Chris Evans (as captain America) talks about patience.
“Hi, I'm Captain America. Here to talk to you about one of the most valuable traits an Apple fan can have. Patience. Sometimes, patience is the key to victory. Sometimes, it leads to very little, and it seems like it's not worth it, and you wonder why you waited so long for something so disappointing... How many more of these?”
“Hi, I'm Captain America. Here to talk to you about one of the most valuable traits an Apple fan can have. Patience. Sometimes, patience is the key to victory. Sometimes, it leads to very little, and it seems like it's not worth it, and you wonder why you waited so long for something so disappointing... How many more of these?”
Thanks for reminding me about today's music.
*Waves fist in the air. Those darn kids and their new age ideas.
At least they are using my screensaver.
Chris Evans ? Strange choice , a Disney character . Apple always had some links with Disney but Disney+ is coming and marvel movies will be exclusive to it .
Partnership possible or a I a missing something for the joke ?
Partnership possible or a I a missing something for the joke ?
You know Chris Evans is an actual human being and not. “Disney character,” right?
I mean, he’s been in many non-Disney movies, too.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cu...chris-evans-signs-on-for-apple-tv-series/amp/
Is this event of any interest for anyone who isn't American, British, Australian, Canadian, Brazilian, French, German, Mexican, Norwegian and Swedish? Because those are the only locations where the TV App is available. As to the News service, it's restricted to the first four. So... Who is this event intended for?
By default it is always intended for American's (after all Apple is American). After that, it really depends on the service and local laws/capabilities affecting Apple in the country in question.
They started in the US, based in the US but they are a global company, yet they still don't act as one, we as non Americans (with a few exceptions) won't get some/most of the features you have in the states.
I've connected (via a VPN) through Hafnarfjordur, Iceland and Tokyo, Japan on Safari. So apparently, YES.
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I like Apple's shift towards the meme community lol this is clearly some sort of a joke.
I doubt it. They make a killing with the hardware margins.
I predict Tim Cook will take the stage and say how excited he is about whatever it is he will talk about.
I like several of the Netflix original series. I agree several of them are bad but there are some good ones. And the stuff I like the most is no ads, no logos, no previews, and 4K and no stupid censorships. I like all the marvel series, travelers, stranger things, etc.
We must be watching completely different shows.
Canned laughter is something of the 1980s. Sitcoms these days have it a lot less. (What you may think to be canned laughter is in fact typically a laugh track from the live studio audience, these days.) And if you still find that annoying, try a different genre?
Television shows have moved from largely episodic to far more serialized content, with much deeper character development and longer plot arcs.
No one said it will happen overnight. It will be slow transition. It will take years and years.
But it is clear in which direction Apple is going.
Really? Like a *compact* desktop computer with four 40 Gbit/sec Thunderbolt 3/USB-C ports, two USB-A 3.1 ports, an optional 10 Gbit ethernet NIC, super fast SSD options, fast CPU options, up to 64 Gbytes of RAM, Bluetooth 5.0, HDMI 2.0, built-in power supply, able to drive three 4K (or a 5K and 4K display), etc? Or the just updated iMac Pro?
Funny how you do not mention inferior graphics and CPUs which make those aluminum cases into ovens.
How is that funny? The MacMini was not intended to be a graphics workstation, nor does it have Xeon-class processors. I was addressing your comment with facts about its intended use and compact size. The CPUs also hold their own for its intended use. That's why it's called a Mini.
Well, no matter what people think after the event is over you won't be wrong.