LIDAR is the way to go and both Google and Apple know this.

The problem is, puck-sized LIDAR systems, as seen in 8-packs on the Apple dev car, cost 8000 a piece and that is why Testa uses cheapo-cams and parking radar.

It's not social is you log in anonymously.

No one likes the #$%?&* notch. It was a terrible headache to update our apps. It's stupid. Doesn't serve a single purpose.
No one cares for round corners either.
FTS. Ives needs to take a long vacation.

I'm more worried about iCloud data centres in China. No longer storing keychains on iCloud.

You fail to explain how that solves the need of a desktop, making the iPad a complete solution.

Also, I'll take it you never used or seen XCode. It's not an SSH -able solution. And that's the whole point. You need UI.

I'm still waiting for XCode to run on iPads. Until then, forget about the tablet taking over desktops.

Also, XCode is a metaphor that includes every productivity apps out there. But once XCode runs on iOS, then everything would follow.

My son just bought one and that thing is a tiny dangerous wedge.

Stick a bat to it's spine and you could chop down a tree.

It's also faster than my office MacBook Pro 2014. Jelly.

I still dont understand how anyone gives any value to that.

Is there a CryptoFraud For Dummies available?

I'm surprised it didn't fork...

As an evolution to CarPlay it makes sense.

And since Project Titan was apparently pulled, maybe Apple is waiting for that other company to be ripe for the picking, since it can't seem to get a hold of it's spending.

It's spelt "colour".

Chevy Gen2 Volt's infotainment runs GMLinux. Saw it on the core dump of a crash of another driver's car.

Been an Apple developer since 1988. Coded on them since 1982. Stuck with the brand through salt and grime. Now been an iPhone developer for 10 years.

Know what? Can't be brought to give a hoot about a watch that will die of obsolescence in ~4 years and can't hold a full 24h.

You dont have to. I used my 4s until I upgraded to a 6+ that I still use today.

Maybe next year. I'm not keen on upgrading for an issue of megapixels. Not a photograph. And I dont care for failing oled screens.

It's also a problem for accessibility laws.

On iOS, we use accessibility identifiers as UI identifiers for the UI automated tests that run as part of every build upon a commit. Same thing happens for our Android version.

I'm unimpressed at Google trying to weed out "casual" users of their accessibility in order to minimize a security issue that's their problem. Even if an app has marginal support for accessibility, it's still a good thing as opposed to not having accessibility altogether.