What makes foldable screens more urgent than CPU power?

We already have a million ways to communicate with business, I don't see how this is any better. All I see is an other marketing channel for businesses to push crap ... wait, ok, I get it now.

As with everything else Google does, unless the product increases ad revenue it will never be given any serious attention. The release of this sort of chaff is to make the average person think they are a diverse technology company, which distracts from what they actually are, an advertising company.

Itâ(TM)s ironic that the one department that is supposedly there for you is the most despised in any company.

HR are there to protect the company from its employees, nothing more.

Wait, you mean there is a down side to crypto-currency?

Facebook have an awful track record for making hardware. Although thereâ(TM)s no reason why eventually they canâ(TM)t get good at it, it will take time, and many product iterations.

The problem is that theyâ(TM)ve bet the farm on this working, theyâ(TM)ve raised the expectations to fever pitch levels. There is every chance that the hardware, and the experience will suck. This wouldnâ(TM)t have necessarily been a problem if theyâ(TM)d approached it in a calm way. But they havenâ(TM)t. People will be put off, the whole thing will be panned and turn into a PR nightmare.

All that before we even start taking about how the whole metaverse idea is a non-starter to begin with.

The soldiers are following orders, presumably given by people who don't know or care about these risks. They literally don't have any choice.

A post on Slashot about iron oxide and not the language? What is the world coming to?

Please, please shut the f*ck up about this damn game. Jeeze. Every other headline mentions it.

Surely the users of Facebook are the Zuckers?

Call me cynical, but this reads like a money grab. Sell old content with minimal dev and marketing. Seems to me the retro-gaming community is thriving quite nicely without this. And a large part of the fun is the work of finding the games and then developing and configuring your kit to play them.

Yup, all those reasons explain perfectly why it never amounted to anything. I mean who even remembers it? Itâ(TM)s not like weâ(TM)re talking about it all these years later.

And you left out the question mark at the end of the title.

Then let a group of people set up and manage the page in their own time. Managing an 'official' page is a total waste of tax payer's money.

How is it that a bug like this on another platform wouldn't even register, yet for Apple products it's like the sky has fallen in?

Apple have built a rod for their own backs, they hold themselves to such high standards that trivial stuff like this is almost front page news. Either that or a portion of the media love to highlight any negative press on Apple for some reason.