Neither can you, so what's your earlier point about how much Apple needs to charge for the Apple Watch for R&D and whatnot. How do you know most of those profits go into R&D and not, say, their bank? Unless you work at Apple and can prove you do, why should anyone take your comments about profits going into R&D any more serious than others?
More fallacious and false arguments from you?
And there are people who happen to actually care. That's why this thread is here to discuss. I'm sorry you don't care, but great for you. If you truly don't care, then spare us your tiring false Samsung accusation, false relevance about Apple's profits, and false philosophical mumble jumble about how it's all pointless to talk about feature wishlists due to fear of some infinite conundrum of desires.
Or continue trolling and being that type of Apple "fan." : shrug :
And good ol' classic #2 argument: "iOS works great for me. Who cares if you want to discuss how it can work better for you." Didn't take long for you to use this again!
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Ya gotta hand it to these Apple apologists. You can call it trolling or you can call it being clever or you can call it whatever; the point is, it works.
This constant bickering does exactly what they want: it detracts from the actual point of conversation.
So instead of talking about
how we wish Apple can improve or step up their game, we're instead debating whether they should or not. It's derailed this thread for pages and pages.
Apple "fans" ... it just works.
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Thanks. Others have done well here too, so praise is shared all around.
The sad thing is, this discussion shouldn't derail this way. It's such a time waster. Instead of talking about how Apple can improve faster/better in the face of rising competition, we're talking about whether or not they need to bother. And worse, the reasons they don't need to bother have little or nothing to do with the actual discussion.
Imagine if in a Google/Android thread, people say here's what Google needs to improve on. And imagine Google-apologists saying, no they don't! Look at their marketshare! Their marketshare clearly shows they're doing things right and that their focused strengths are all they need to continue focusing on, not their weaknesses.
Or imagine if people say, "hey, I don't need software updates to be all delivered on the same day. My device works just fine without the latest updates right away. So, who cares if you want to discuss how Google should try to update all their devices in a more timely tradition."
Imagine that conversation. How productive is that to discuss Google's shortcomings and where/how they can improve?
That's essentially what is happening here. And it's a shame.
