Umm.. Google's been doing this for years.. why report on it now?

There are no Apple "rumors". There is only the predictable yearly cycle of upgrade.

Yes, their point is that the best application in their entire library is practically useless. Flash over substance, it's the Apple credo.

LMAO!! Google has a couple minor flaws, luckly I have my FUBAR Apple maps!

If that's the best Apple has to offer in it's iOS app store, Android and windows got nothing to worry about.

Umm.. ya..

Now now Giz..

After seeing a demo, I have to agree.

I just looked it up. The only thing Google Now has in common with Siri is they both provide you with info. Other than that Google Now seems to makes Siri look like a joke.

WTF is Google now?

If you have a smallish SSD, you can always buy a 64gb or 128gb class 10 to beef up your storage a bit.

Peace civility and empathy are all I want.

I just found out that Foxxcon is going to open a US manufacturing plant.. So.. It seems it's not really Apple who's making the move they're just using another companies expansion as PR.

It was a joke, don't read so deeply.

My point was that it the extra cost of assembling in the US is either going to lead to cheaper components for the same dollar value or an increased PoS cost to the consumer.

Ok.. assembly AND packaging.

"Tim Cook laid some pretty exciting news on us today, saying that an entire Mac line would be manufactured in the US starting next year"

So you use absolutely every feature in iOS?

While I agree with some of what you say; "Slow is definetely not a term I have heard anyone use about iOS".

To each his own, I'm not saying it's good or bad.