AI can do things much faster than you can. What it cannot do is guarantee those things are correct. Just because a statement statistically occurs more often doesn't mean the statement is true, e.g. literally everything that Trump says.
The FTC imposed a consent order on Meta in 2011 to respect customer data rights. They have repeatedly violated that order, and been fined literrally billions for continuing to violate it. So no, I don't believe anything Zuck says, because apparently he considers paying billions in fines as just a normal cost of doing "business".
I dated a flight attendent... one whose liquor inventory frequently came up short at the end of flights. I agree, she would be impossble to train to use nRFConnect; I have problems with it myself.
"How you get CD-quality sound depends on the codec your devices use:AptX Lossless & AptX Adaptive: These Qualcomm codecs compress audio data with mathematically zero loss, achieving the exact bit-for-bit quality of a CD (\(1.1\) to \(1.2 \text{ Mbps}\)). Both your smartphone/source device and your headphones/speakers must support Snapdragon Sound to utilize this."
Meta is in the business of selling your data, but I'm pretty sure the data they've raked in from the dozens of VR users isn't worth more than $80 billion!
The Neo doesn't have Thunderbolt. The MacBook Air I bought my daughter for Christmas has Thunderbolt, and on sale at Best Buy cost only $25 more than the Neo I bought her mom for her birthday in April.
The NEO _IS_ built out of iPhone parts, so it by definition has iPhone-level performance. That being said, why don't manufacturers start replacing laptops with phones that plug into an external keyboard and display? Put two or three Thunderbolt connectors on a phone, and it's functionally equivalent to a low-end laptop.
Cool, but offtopic, and I personally believe any crease in a screen is an inevitable point of failure. But then, so are the flex circuits running through every laptop and flipphone hinge.