The 'good old days' you refer to were actually the 'time of the GIF'

Haha I enjoyed the ending.

AHH!

Giz really can't win with you guys. Whenever they compliment Apple, they're fanboys, but whenever they criticise Apple, they're still sore over something that happened 2 years ago. You realise these are actual people right? Who live day to day? Why would they give a shit about that anymore?

I don't know, I think it worked better that way. It built a persona from one character, so it cut down on distractions.

What an unproductive comment.

Tbh I don't even know why texting exists period. These days an email does the exact same thing, yet doesn't cost anywhere as much. Why hasn't email been adapted to be used with texting? Have a 'mail' section and a 'text' section in gmail say?

What in all things holy...

yeah agreed. Doesn't seem very conventional. A 4 ft ball that destroys one mine before it's completely crippled? I feel like there is a better solution out there, somewhere.

Wow. Amazing. I very much approve of this judge.

Omg a terrorist attack on the US? Hold on... wait a second. Is that a spelling mistake? Suddenly this news means nothing! I must let the world know about this mistake!

You... what have you done

To be fair they do insinuate that:

I don't get it.

I call it. Le Art.

It's not like Google had anything to worry about anyway. They're years beyond any other mapping solution right now. Though yeah, clever time to release such an update.

All I'm saying it is quite a major issue right now with Apple, and that it shouldn't just be ignored. This is a technology blog and as of such it will cover it. One of the primary selling points of smartphones are the GPS and map capabilities, and Apple has suddenly switched from an satisfactory service to a downright…

Well, you're entitled to your opinion. My definition of a fanboy is someone who's argument is one sentence, who is clearly not open to hearing opposing debates and who doesn't justify their point with a reason, never mind a rational one.

I know it's unrealistic, but if you purchase something as vast and expansive as a world map, shouldn't you at least double check with countries about preferred censors before releasing them to the public? Instead of trusting some 'commercial mapping company'?

Not to join the pitchfork gang, but seriously? Revealing a highly secret military base on a public mapping app? And all you say is "Let's move on".