The "Apple Inc." Thread iPad Mini

[blackngold29]

There is a guy in my office who has an iPad, and his desk is the most creepy thing ever. Not a single sheet of paper.
It freaked me out so badly.

Did he greet you with a smile and say, "Hello, welcome to the future." ?

[blackngold29]

Hmmmm...

[kári]

https://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/15/will-apple-kill-the-mp3-tomorrow/

Seems plausible...

[PlaysLikeMyung]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

[Adami]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I hear they recently invented buttons.

[orcus116]

I love this from the article:

If you can access the Internet (“the Cloud”), then you can listen to your tunes.

What if I can't?

[Adami]

I love this from the article:

If you can access the Internet (“the Cloud”), then you can listen to your tunes.

What if I can't?

Then hold your phone differently.

[orcus116]

Is dis rite?

[Dimitrius]

OH GAWD!! I remember that retarded thing!

[blackngold29]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

[PlaysLikeMyung]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

Did the macbook air finally get a cd drive?

[Plasmastrike]

I love this from the article:

If you can access the Internet (“the Cloud”), then you can listen to your tunes.

What if I can't?

You're fine now, aren't you? It's just another feature.

[blackngold29]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

Did the macbook air finally get a cd drive?

No, that's actually one thing that's not bad about it. CDs are becoming obsolete. We've done that and we're moving on. The problem is that it's too high priced for what you get.

[orcus116]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

I loved how they removed useful features and then claimed it was new.

[Adami]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

I loved how they removed useful features and then claimed it was new.

The next Macbook will be called The Macbook Paper. It will actually be paper thin. In fact, it will just be a piece of paper with the words "Macbook" written on it.

Pricess start at 3,000 dollars for a color copy, and 2,500 for black and white. It says it contains all new features such as the ability to fold and be easily recycled.

[orcus116]

What if I want it college ruled?

[Adami]

What if I want it college ruled?

Special Order.

[blackngold29]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

I loved how they removed useful features and then claimed it was new.

The next Macbook will be called The Macbook Paper. It will actually be paper thin. In fact, it will just be a piece of paper with the words "Macbook" written on it.

Pricess start at 3,000 dollars for a color copy, and 2,500 for black and white. It says it contains all new features such as the ability to fold and be easily recycled.

Joking aside though with the advancements in e-paper, that might actually be true.

[emindead]

https://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/15/will-apple-kill-the-mp3-tomorrow/

Seems plausible...

Killing the mp3? Nah. Sometimes you don't have access to the Internet. You have your music. You have accumulated it for years. What are you going to do now, delete it and start clicking again song for song until you find something you like and build a humongous playlist like you would normally do if you open Winamp and press the shuffle button? I don't think so.

Apple may unveil that, but it won't work!

[orcus116]

Also they'd probably charge you a monthly fee for utilizing those music files.

[emindead]

Exactly. Horrible scenario.

[blackngold29]

I just heard a rumor that "the Beatles may be involved." If that's the big reveal... ultra facepalm.

[orcus116]

"Apple Will Not Surprise Me Today"

[juice]

Well then it's a good thing they aren't unveiling the surprise today.

[emindead]

I just heard a rumor that "the Beatles may be involved." If that's the big reveal... ultra facepalm.

What's the deal with The Beatles?

[Adami]

Here's hoping for the Iwheel.

[emindead]

Here's hoping for the Iwheel.

The Onion?

[PlaysLikeMyung]

ugh are they going to revolutionize something again?

I was thinking about that new MacBook Air commercial.. "Everything we've learned has come down to this." Really? Everything? How do you top that with your next product? Especially considering that it's not that advanced compared to what has existed for years.

I loved how they removed useful features and then claimed it was new.

The next Macbook will be called The Macbook Paper. It will actually be paper thin. In fact, it will just be a piece of paper with the words "Macbook" written on it.

Pricess start at 3,000 dollars for a color copy, and 2,500 for black and white. It says it contains all new features such as the ability to fold and be easily recycled.

I laughed so hard at this. I love you, Adami

[Adami]

Here's hoping for the Iwheel.

The Onion?

The Inion.

[emindead]

2/5. Nice try.

[Adami]

2/5. Nice try.

Itry.

[Implode]

iTry

FTFY.

[TL]

https://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/15/will-apple-kill-the-mp3-tomorrow/

Seems plausible...

So much stupid in that article, I don't even know where to begin.

[AcidLameLTE]

https://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/15/will-apple-kill-the-mp3-tomorrow/

Seems plausible...

Killing the mp3? Nah. Sometimes you don't have access to the Internet. You have your music. You have accumulated it for years. What are you going to do now, delete it and start clicking again song for song until you find something you like and build a humongous playlist like you would normally do if you open Winamp and press the shuffle button? I don't think so.

Apple may unveil that, but it won't work!

Particularly when you can get apps that do that for phones anyway :/

[Lynxo]

Also they'd probably charge you a monthly fee for utilizing those music files.

You know...there's a service in Europe that is called Spotify that does the exact thing that the article talks about. A streaming service. It's free with commercials but can be upgraded to get rid of the commercials and get access to high quality streaming. You pay per month and get access to a HUUUUGE library of music.

It's actually a REALLY big success over here in Europe, particalry here in Sweden. I believe Apple could actually go into that market and take over it completetly. And I for one would gladly end my Spotify subscription and switch to ITunes if that were the case.