The trackable wristband sounds like the equivalent of putting a toddler on a leash, but as the parent of a budding teenager I must say I'm intrigued.....
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The back cover is equipped with LG's self-healing technology that eliminates minor scratches.
Oh, I want to see that! Now, that to me is right out of science fiction.
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We've talk a lot about eye gear on this site. I believe the consensus is that it will be used by high tech industry and even high tech medicine, but is not for every day use.
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I love larger monitors. But for things like movies and such. I need a great keyboard in addition to a bigger screen for work.
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New iPad features may include USB ports and USB 3.0 technology So it will not be super thin anymore. I actually think that's a big improvement. I find the inability to plug in a thumb drive--that it's entirely cloud driven--very...
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>Accessibility, particularly for the vision-impaired. Okay, I can see that being meaningful to a subset of iPad users. But I don't see that translating into the sort of revitalization of iPad sales that Carl Icahn seems...
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I guess sometimes you feel like a keyboard, sometimes you don't. ;)
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Accessibility, particularly for the vision-impaired.(Most tablets are too damn small IMHO; you may as well use your phone.)With larger screens boasted by the Surface Pro and, eventually, the iPad Pro, tablet makers are working...
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Ha, I do like that name for it! It's hard to tell, to me it seems like an awkward size for a tablet. I guess more screen space could help for reading purposes or make certain apps easier to use. There was also some mention...
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I agree with both of you. It will be hot for a while, and a lot of people will complain how expensive it is and it will fall short in some way (or many ways) and then it people won't bother anymore.
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@DDURBIN1, I think Microsoft is going through some Growing Pains, since they've had to make a lot of changes but within the organization and it's business strategies to adapt to current and future demand.... and from my...
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The Galaxy S6 Edge is a nice looking device.
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How does a larger iPad help beyond being a bit less portable?
Apple should call it iPad First Class because it will be too big to use in a cramped coach seat.
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I can see that happening. It seems like it'll be a hit among big Apple fans, gadget junkies, tech-savvy fashionistas, etc. but I don't see a great need for average consumers to buy. It's more of a nice-to-have than a mus...
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My prediction is that Apple Watch will sell reasonably well, but won't really catch on. I just don't see a killer app for it.
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@DDURBIN1 No doubt there are plenty of people thinking the same thing, and I think that's why Microsoft is rolling out a few preview versions of the mobile Windows 10 before it launches. The first mobile preview recently...
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@Kelly22, The "free" download of Win10 is not much of a motivator in the mobile market since Microsoft has done such a terrible job of upgradablity in the past. Without a "rough" demo of a Win10 phone now how...
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@mejiac, The Lumia phones are now actually quite good. The 640 XL is 5.7 inches same as the Note 4 but pales in comparison. The additional code volumne from XP to Win8 is only about 18%. ...
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@mejiac absolutely. I think the stronger focus on cloud in Windows 10 will make a big difference in productivity, with people collaborating all over the world.
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@mejiac, I'd be willing to bet both the S4 and S5 were product designed in the US but the S6 was designed in S. Korea. I've got a Note 4. The battery life is amazing compaired to my S3 so I think...
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@DDURBIN1, Thank you for your comment, and I agreed, the removal of the main features that they used to market as part of there appeal versus other phones is definitly not a good welcome. In my mind, they're basically...
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