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WWDC Invites Could Be Sent Out This Week: Here's What We Know
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that will not happen, not in a year, nor 2, nor beyond that ...
It will, and then Apple will glorify it in their WWDC marketing crap as the best thing since the invention of sliced bread.
I guess you and I will have to meet in the future and look back... not worthwhile arguing now
Its already a given that its Mammoth
Bakersfield is sad, maybe if your a pool salesperson you will do well.
Assuming the iPhone is still a thing in 26 years. But, yeah, they’ll keep going with that at least internally. You’ll still want to know your system version. They may switch it over to something like iOS Monterey for marketing purposes.
You won't have to buy gas, but you won't be able to open your car hood nor change your tires yourself. Flat tires? You need to bring your car to an Apple Store for replacement. Apple will of course provide AppleCare service at additional cost.
We went EV a few years ago with Teslas. Also added solar and batteries on the house. Once you cut free from the power and oil companies life gets a lot simpler and cheaper.
macOS Los Santos drops alongside the macOS-exclusive GTA6, so it is out there a few years...
If Apple doesn't announce improvements to Apple Music during this WWDC, it will be a disappointing WWDC. That's really the only thing I want now, even though if they make a major change to TVOS, I probably wouldn't be mad.
Big Sur had more changes to the user interface as well as added supported for AS processors for the first time.
Monterey was more modest changes, like a continuation of what was started with Big Sur.
Mammoth represents a lot more as far as what you're capable of doing than at Big Sur or Monterey. Its just a spot for pure fun.
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And a "new" Mac Mini with Intel (the priciest "high end" mini)... and a refurb store of Intel Macs galore.
The thread title is clickbait (re: "Here's what we know" ). You didn't actually provide any meaningful information. All you did was write an article filled with guesses. You should have said, 'we don't have any information, yet.'
Tabloid journalism should not be on the front page.
Tabloid journalism should not be on the front page.
I hate this statement, not because it's false (they absolutely will), but because there is no need for major version releases annually. It's an endless cycle of untested updates with loads of bugs.
In light of the new euro law coming that forces the App Store to open up, mightn’t apple be reluctant to release a locked down iOS? Delay?
It's too bad because MacRumors used to be one of the few news sites that DIDN'T employ these tactics. Now they are just like the rest: clickbait titles, shoving affiliate links down our throats (and not giving consumers the truly best deal, only the deal which gives them a kickback), reporting on news unrelated to the purpose of the site, and more.
This explains my feelings EXACTLY! SwiftUI is just FUN to work with. I have very high hopes for it at WWDC this year.
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