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"Astonishing color accuracy"
Is that the new "stunning" buzzword for the next 2 years then? 
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musefan wrote: "Astonishing color accuracy"
doesn't actually mean correct though does it?
I'm sure if you rendered say people faces in high vis safety colors more than a few people might be "astonished."
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You sound like you work for the Apple legal team, picking up on technicalities like that.
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(seriously)
How does it compared to other professional monitors (video editing, color calibration) ?
For example :
HDR reference monitor | B&H Photo Video
Canon DP-V3120 31" 4K HDR Reference Monitor : $39,000 ...
so, YMMV.
I'd rather be phishing!
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What money grabbing B.S. Apple. Stop it.
Or maybe, Stop making crap that can't just function properly in the wild.
You're not BMW, you make computers.
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Ron Anders wrote: You're not BMW, you make computers.
A good book I'm reading classes Apple as a luxury brand. One of the figures for smartphones is 20% market share and 85% revenues...overpriced status symbol, same as other iThings.
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Ron Anders wrote: You're not BMW, you make computers fashion accessories.
FTFY.
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Fully maxed out Mac now costs more than a Tesla 3. That's without the display. This was all over the radio yesterday.
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Is prepare blossom on a fruit tree?
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Is priapic a photographic negative?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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??? I'm feeling stupid today
(... just realised stupid's enjoying it way too much, so I'll stop now)
but I don't understand the question, can't seem to pick it.
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Maybe think of: "pre-pear"? 
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That one made me quince, but I'd be lime to you if I said I didn't enjoy it.
"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
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modified 12-Dec-19 11:14am.
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Sadly, the pineapple agrees. Meanwhile when we consider having more offspring, is it tomato not? Finally, does a rutabaga make crude remarks when you purchase Italian bread?
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Sometimes, too options can be a problem. A few days ago, I nedded to take a photo from a bus ticket and the "one hand holded" smartphone insisted in asking for a miriad of options of embellishment and in fixing my priorities. Just this time, I would have preferred an not so smart phone.
As the interface, that´s to say, the languaje you comunnicate whith is changing every other day nowadays. Do you think a button that reduces the "smartness" of your device is necessary?
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I believe the main issue is that a smart phone can be loaded with dumb apps.
I only have a signature in order to let @DalekDave follow my posts.
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Marco Bertschi wrote: I believe the main issue is that a smart phone can be loaded with dumb apps is often (miss)used by dumb people.
FTFY
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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They create dumb apps because the know their market.
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It is not a problem for iPhone owners. They have clearly already had a lobotomy, so their phone doesn't need one. 
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And Apple will reduce the "smartness" of your iPhone each time they release a new version (to conserve your battery life, of course).
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The real problem is poor app design. In many cases, programmers take an application that runs on a PC and try to cram all of its features into the app that runs on a smartphone. A smartphone has a much smaller screen and limited input methods, resulting in an app that is full-featured, but difficult to use. They would do better by only including the features that you have to have on a smartphone, leaving the rest for the PC.
For example, Microsoft Outlook allows you to set rules that define the folders where e-mails are stored. This functionality exists on the PC version, but not on the smartphone version.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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just curious:
have you ever met anyone that actually does ms office (excel, word) on a phone?
-> if so, were they (1) happy with it, (2) competent, (3) productive, (4) completely nuts ?
not tablets, but actually on a phone.
(last couple of samsung phones those were installed - or the icons at least - until I wiped them)
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I have WPS office on my phone, and I do open DOCX and XLSX files on it - but only to read them, it's too much of a PITA to edit them at all.
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I've used Word on a phone but it wasn't for writing a completely new document. It was to review one a coworker sent via email and make updates/changes to it.
(1) Not 100% happy, it worked but was missing options like change tracking which are also missing from Office Online, (2) I'd like to think so, (3) Most of the time, (4) Open to debate.
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wow, normally I have problems changing 1 word in a text message (trying to get the stupid cursor to the right place with old bent fat fingers - anoying).
but I'm impressed somebody would actually edit a doc on a phone, always thought it was some sort of joke.
again I'm too old for that - at least that's my excuse [for anything too hard]:
for me stuff like that has to wait till I get home/actual office and can use a normal keyboard etc.
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