They could discontinue the HD Apple TV and drop the price to the 4K Apple TV down to $99.
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What to Expect From Apple in 2020: New iPhones, Refreshed iPads, Apple Watch Series 6 and More
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Yup, I hate having to deal with OS upgrades yearly. I've actually started skipping every other OS because it's annoying (skipping Catalina at the moment). There haven't been any radical shifts to things I use in Mac OS that I cared about in the last few releases, so it's usually just a headache to keep it updated when it doesn't change anything about my workflow. But Catalina now dropping 32-bit support is another thorn in my side, so I'm just sticking with Mojave.
I always liked the Apple watch, but im more traditional: i could never replace the traditional watch with a digital one. but i would definitely buy a slim one a la fit bit.
Will we ever see an apple watch slim?
Will we ever see an apple watch slim?
Having Apple get serious in the Home market! Show Amazon & Goggle what is really needed feature wise and offer the level of privacy we expect out of Apple!
HomePod Jr & HomePod gen 2! Both using PoE for power and offering mesh networking!
Other HomeKit devices which focus on the control aspect not the endpoint devices like lights and shades.
How about a real home server which manages your media library locally as well as a Siri cache server so repeated requests don't need to go out to the Apple servers. Centralized home control, mail and messaging server.
As much as I like iCloud services there is a limit on access when the network goes down or is saturated. Having a more distributed approach makes more sense for basic stuff. Replicating up or down on the most current info just makes sense!
HomePod Jr & HomePod gen 2! Both using PoE for power and offering mesh networking!
Other HomeKit devices which focus on the control aspect not the endpoint devices like lights and shades.
How about a real home server which manages your media library locally as well as a Siri cache server so repeated requests don't need to go out to the Apple servers. Centralized home control, mail and messaging server.
As much as I like iCloud services there is a limit on access when the network goes down or is saturated. Having a more distributed approach makes more sense for basic stuff. Replicating up or down on the most current info just makes sense!