If history tells us anything, they'll shutter this in 30 months and around 6 months from now they'll shoehorn G+ or Youtube onto this product. Yet again snatching defeat from the jaws of victory!
I'm sure for $59.99 they'll have something that you can use to bridge the technology gap.
(Not trolling... I'm a Macbook Pro user myself and in the same boat as you)
THANK YOU!!!
China Labor Watch writes...
Is it possible this is gov't propaganda to benefit Chinese companies at the expense of Apple?
(+1) Excellent point! I'm not denying that the conditions there are probably pretty bad. This could also be someone using LESS whitewash on the propaganda than normal. Not necessarily an Anti-Apple piece but a less Apple friendly piece.
That might be $44/month but then there's the taxes and other charges including modem rental fees. I don't know what Comcast's modem fees are but TWC is $7.50/month which is a joke.
+1 I miss when it wasn't trying to be a half assed Chrome clone and they had a theme + addon community.
...and 60 years later most companies still can't get this shit right.
At least now Oracle has something to spend those exorbitant license fees on.
Nah. They'll use this as justification for raising prices instead.
Think about it. When AOL came out and got a lot of people online, most of them thought of "the internet" as whatever AOL presented to them. How many people do YOU know that think of "the internet" as whatever is on FB?
That sounds more like "in limbo because the History Channel is disputing the awaiting tests for that abomination" than "cancelled because the BBC doesn't want it."
FTFY
Pretty sure Windows Phone has a larger user base than Tidal.
That is the amount of fucks given about the prospect of Apple gobbling up the most hyped music streaming service that no individual actually knows a subscriber of.
When you give a chimp a gun, and the chimp shoots someone, you don't blame the chimp.
If we can't rely on organizations to adhere to frighteningly basic security concepts (usually at the core of these breaches) how can we trust them to hire a mercenary to go on the offensive against bad guys?
The subs will sit off the coast of Washington, ready to fire at the next automatic update.... That's if they're not running Windows onboard.
Subs with Windows! What could possibly go wrong?
I left AT&T back in 2011 when they instituted the caps. I'm much happier with my current ISP which doesn't have any caps, doesn't monitor/filter/throttle and allows home users to run servers.
That's great for you... Until your current ISP follows the rest of the pack in a couple of years and does the same. What are you going to do then?
All life evolves by the differential survival of replicating entities. -- Dawkins
