I have yet to see a killer application for 5G. Game streaming, maybe, but with a coverage even spottier than 4G, it’s just going to upset the customer base

If you are old enough, your remember the rush to release CPUs with an ever higher GHz frequency. Or the rush to release cameras with an ever higher Megapixels count. Neither mattered beyond a certain threshold. > Samsung is working on 6G networks https://t.co/pfKBN8w2jH

Dear @Apple,
I have this issue on a 15″ MBP, and I can prove it. Even the Store staff acknowledged it. And yet you refuse to repair it under the program. I have no words… >

Apple Launches New Backlight Service Program to Address ‘#Flexgate’ Issues https://t.co/xQtVjbJiv3

@fintanr Moreover, a large number of Twitter users are either silent observers or dormant/abandoned accounts.

For the most part, Twitter is just a gigantic echo chamber for very specific actors belonging to very specific industries.

Anybody attending the #WWDC19  can tell me if the new Shortcuts in iOS 13 can programmatically turn on/off notifications for one or more installed app? Thank you

The enormous misunderstanding in today’s #AI market is that, to use an analogy, customers want to buy a skilled artisan that consistently, reliably, and quickly produces the desired goods, while vendors only sell the equipment to setup the artisan workshop.

Good questions. I have high hopes for this. > Google Docs works surprisingly well in Safari on iPadOS https://t.co/Xn7S2FT32a

A miracle > iOS 13: How to switch WiFi networks from Control Center https://t.co/7eEWysJ8xd

RT @chamath: It seems like $AAPL may have stumbled into a nascent market today but a potentially huge one tomorrow: privacy…

@sallamar After reading your whole series on the subject for weeks, I am starting to wonder what changes do NOT cause incidents. Is it an identifiable %? Is it a class of changes with specific characteristics? is there anything about them that can help predict an incident?