Yes, Louis... articles can be written by anyone.

Regardless of the credibility, the red looks really nice on the iPhone.

My 14PM almost never heats up unless I'm playing games on it for an elongated period of time. I would get the phone checked out.

You get used to it. I like the bigger screen and battery life.

Because people read it and actually discuss it.

Haha. That was always my joke. Just as in RPG games, you have to increase strength to wield certain weapons, you should work out to be able to wield a Pro Max easily.

It’s not too useful but I do like the aesthetics of it a lot, which is more of a plus than you think.

I can clear my notifications... there is a Clear All button.

I also like it as well. Not sure what the issue is. I have had 0 issues and I get a lot of messages. I did turn off notifications for any non-messaging apps, though.

Any good styluses out there similar to an S-pen? I would prefer not to use the styluses with the rubber tips on them.

Remember guys. The battery health indicator is not an accurate indicator of your battery health...

Nope. This is more equivalent to saying the Internet will get rid of jobs. AI is going to cause a massive shift in the job market, but it won't make jobs irrelevant. The Internet caused a massive increase in tech jobs.

Yes, let's see. You seem so convinced but AI will merely become a tool for use for white collar jobs. And the advent of AI will shift jobs to another field, not get rid of them altogether.

Disagree. Manual jobs have been getting replaced at a much more rapid rate. Lawyers, administrators, high level accountants - they all require much higher level thinking than responding back with factual errors. If you actually see their job description, you'll know it isn't possible in the near future. It's not about pulling data from the Internet and forming speeches.

Human workforce will be needed in the foreseeable far future. You have business owners, administrators, lawyers, engineers, technicians, etc. You need people to maintain the capital, and people to innovate new and better capital. You need people to operate the logistics of employing the capital and people to navigate the ever-changing policies and laws.

You're going to lose a lot of jobs with automation, but you'll see the creation of many. I just hope we as a society can make this gigantic transition by minimizing human sorrow and violence.

It's almost as if you need to plan and organize before making changes that affect the entire company.