

No, they do not. They have a file manager, but it is better described as explicitly shared storage access only.


No, they do not. They have a file manager, but it is better described as explicitly shared storage access only.


The more dangerous monopoly is Android/iOS. They use ‘hardware attestation’ to ensure that you don’t switch by using bank apps, ID apps and video streaming to lock you in.


How do you drag with the right button on a touchpad?


Good, they added it. It is not such an innovation, and it is not THAT useful because you’re stuck in the normal laptop position. If they made the device open so that the keyboard sits on the back of the screen, and maybe added stylus support, it would be something. What I mean is that I am not sure what they want you to do with the touchscreen.


Of course, the merged OS will not have file system access and it will only run Apple-approved apps.


It is a buggy SPA.
Yes, but this one seems to be accepted, even supported, by a lot of people.