A car? lol
Can we just get wi-fi working Tim?
Yes Tim. There is a guy somewhere who is having a problem with his wi-fi! Drop the car thingy project and quickly send there few specialised squads to help him out
A car? lol
Can we just get wi-fi working Tim?
A car? lol
Can we just get wi-fi working Tim?
Apple is working on a project that will "give Tesla a run for its money."According to the site's source, who was verified to be an Apple employee, Tesla employees are "jumping ship" and choosing to work at Apple because of this unidentified project.
How much more visionary can you get than someone who, in 1998 left an executive position at Compaq, a very powerful company at the time and went to work for Apple, a company that was being written off by just about everyone?
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Battery technology would be the one area that would get me excited. Fact is, the fact that battery technology is largely stuck in the 90s is what is holding back so many new possibilities. Think about the Apple Watch with a 7, or 14 or dare say it, even a 30 day battery life. Or an iPhone that lasts a week on a charge. Or a three day MacBook Air. Those things would be game changers.
No, it's more worrisome that Apple does not do any R&D into new techs, innovation and inventions. Apple can't just depends on iPhone forever. They need to come out something new and exciting from time to time. iPod is dead, and soon so is iPhone and iPad. What's next? It has to start from now.
First of all, it's still more stable than Android/Windows software/hardware, so let's not get your panties bunched up.
Who says Apple can't work on a new product AND fix any existing issues at the same time. Guess what, Google works on tons on stuff even though they have lots of issues with android/Google Plus, etc.
How do you figure that?
The sound on my first-gen shuffle was great. The sound on my 2012 MBP not so much. Trend going the wrong way...![]()
Hydrogen fuel-cell looks more like the way to go than Tesla's electric cars, with Honda & Hyundai both developping on that path.How about an automated Hydrogen powered self-driving electric car. Can't get any greener than water emissions![]()
An Apple self-driving car could be great. As long as it uses Google maps for navigation!
Im forced to work with Windows from 9-5 everyday, add to that the time I spend with Parallels or booted to Windows for gaming and its only just now I realise that its longer than I spend on any other platform.
I say forced and what I mean is that Id use a Mac and the Mac OS all the time given the choice but to say that its less stable ???? Im not sure about that anymore.
Lets say 9 hours a day Windows and 4.5 hours a day on the Mac. I suffer many more software crashes and bugs on the OSX, (a fresh install), side of things than I do in Windows.
Dont use Android so I cant comment there. Windows has come a long way and is every bit as stable if not more so than the Mac these days, (that includes catering for a number of hardware and software combos that Apple simply could not comprehend). On the whole I dont mind betting that you people are just being stereo typical of a bygone age where Windows was a mess. A long time ago dude. A LOOOOOONNNNGGGG time ago.
Apple need to get back to quality hardware and software and focus less on it being thinner and draining the consumer of money at every turn with inflated hardware prices.
Perhaps Windows 8.1 is stable only when you use it in Parallels with a Mac #As for Windows 8.1 being more stable, you must be one those lucky one. Look at how many patches Windows get (and Read the release notes) and see how "stable" it is.
Could it not be battery technology?
Perhaps Windows 8.1 is stable only when you use it in Parallels with a Mac #
Whoa boys, let's get the watch out first.
First of all, it's still more stable than Android/Windows software/hardware, so let's not get your panties bunched up.
Who says Apple can't work on a new product AND fix any existing issues at the same time. Guess what, Google works on tons on stuff even though they have lots of issues with android/Google Plus, etc.
As an engineer I can say I would rather work for a visionary like Musk than a beancounter like Cook.