neoncat

This may be semantics, but it's not really "native" support. Access will be via Safari, not via a native app, with all the implied limitations as a result. It's not a lot different than how you're able to use any one of a number of game streaming services on the iPad already. 

rob53 said:

So your amphetamine of choice is caffeine. Too much caffeine is what's ruining this country. Drinking way too much caffeinated coffee is destructive to your body and your brain. Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah….

JFC, don’t be such an insufferable old woman. 

mike1 said:

It was inevitable, but hopefully, nobody is going to "rejoice" because a connector changes.

Sorry/Not Sorry. I'm delighted that Lightning is finally in its death throes, although I save the idea of "rejoicing" to the broader goal of Apple finally being cured of their proprietary connector fetish. From NuBus to ADB to ADC to Micro-DVI to the 30-pin connector to Lightning and everything in-between. 30+ years of annoyances, adopted then abandoned as it suited them.

blastdoor said:

beowulfschmidt said:

PSA: Everyone complaining about clickbait titles has generated revenue for AI.

I was thinking something similar— people are just showing that the title worked. 

I’m thinking AI should lean into the titles even more. 

Absolutely. The problem isn’t AI’s headline, it’s the hilarious hyperventilated replies like Luis up above trying to correct some perceived “slight” against their most favorite ever company. If AI can make some coin on the back of that, more power to them.