I’ve always liked 12"-13" for notebooks. I had a 15" at one point and it was really just too big for what I wanted it for. I wasn’t an Apple customer when the 12" PowerBook G4 was being sold, but on paper, that’s probably still the best notebook I might have ever owned. (Instead I started with the 13" MacBook).
There’s always a string attached.
Follow the money, as they say. There is absolutely something Apple is getting out of this. They didn’t suddenly find Jesus, if they are supporting something like this, they will benefit in some way. And it will not benefit the consumers.
It reminds me way back in the day when Carbon was promoted as a relatively easy transition. Then by the Intel transition they were admitting how long and difficult it actually was.
I heard a rumor that next year, Apple will release products.
Don’t tell anyone, please.
than that opens up a huge new market for Nintendo.
Way back in 1990 or so, the original id Software team was able to port Super Mario Bros. 3 onto the PC. They sent it to Nintendo, who responded with saying they had no interest in the PC business. That stance has never changed, and I doubt it will now.
This seems like the millionth time I’ve heard about “gaming on the Mac.” I’ll believe it when it happens.
So the solution is to remove any third-party apps that I specifically might have installed on my Watch to make it more fun or useful? That’s not really a solution.
Thanks for the info, but this really shouldn’t be something users have to do.