I wouldn't want a wireless charger anywhere near my computers and myself unless it was very well shielded, and that would kind of defeat the purpose.
I would want that, but any decent cell phone can provide a wifi connection to your laptop. Some laptops have it built in on the Windows side, but it's cheaper to use your cell phone plan-wise.
And Apple isn't able to sell you a data plan? I thought they wanted to grow as a service company!
Apple's not a cell phone provider, best they could do is a pass thru sale. Anyway I already have a cell provider, so apple probably can't sell me a plan.
Apple isn't a bank and yet a payment provider. Just get me connected everywhere.
Cuz Im not always sitting at a desk and I'm not going to walk around carrying a dock.
That's actually a sell through product too (Apple Card). Anyway, connected everywhere would be pretty hard to do, they would have to contract with all cell phone providers and they'd have to make their phones able to connect to all networks, but I certainly wouldn't mind if I could connect from everywhere.
Try having an ultrawide and working on a project, finding out how easy it is in Windows to have 4 viewable all at once what you are working in and referencing with out having to tab/swipe around, then i have 3-4 more easily organized on a 2nd desktop.
All the Win+Arrow keys still work for me to snap, as does the Win+Ctrl+arrow to move between Desktops.
Sure but that MacBooks also using under 1/2 the power to do it. Thats also a consideration. Not saying they can't improve in performance, just that if I'm doing that work on battery, I'll have more battery time to fix/re-render than the x86 machines does even if it does take more time to render.
I know Tim Cook is cool to hate on these days, but ARM is desktop ready. Rosetta 2 also seem to perform well for x86 programs and applications that cannot be ported over to ASi.
If I'm using my machine why would I put my phone on it when my hands are there? If I'm not using my machine its usually in my bag. Getting 2-3min of charge 2-3 times a day isn't going to do much for my battery. I also have a phone that allows data sharing, so paying a 2nd bill wouldn't really make much sense to me as nearly any place I go has WiFi as my job is usually to be the one setting up the internet at a location.
Well yes, but thunderbolt port is 32gbps data at most.
Face ID components are twice as thick as the MBP’s lid and the notch would still be there because of the additional sensors.
The current notch already contains a lot of things so FaceID wont replace the Notch, the Notch will contain Face ID. The Notch might even grow a little wider since Face ID has more sensors.
Do you think Apple is willing to double the 14/16” MBP’s lid thickness for FaceID? Contrary to the ChonkBooks, they do still like slim technology.
