It appears that the flagship route didn't work out for them (I rode my Nokia 8 for as long as I could, but the storage was giving me problems.)
Much like when Motorola went into zombie brand mode (after being sold to Lenovo) they leaned hard on the midrange which appeared to do ok, as well as their feature phones.
Google giving up on KaiOS was probably the other killer, money had to go into redeveloping their feature phone software.
Brocollini is a licensed trademark
I wish the guy who did Searching and Missing did a movie like this.
I feel like their marketing needs a rewrite, everyone vaguely knew the LHC was to identify the Higgs Boson, what's this one for, gravitons?
Am I allowed to think it's weird the entire open source community can't compete with SMB?
Tim Cook will announce his retirement within 5 years. He kicked out the Vision Pro before it was ready so that he would leave a legacy device people would associate with him. He'll wait for 3 or 4 iterations then walk.
Yeah very similar to Matrix or the good days of Trillian
Have a look at Beeper, essentially an app which connects to the web version of Whatsapp, unfortunately does not support calls but for chats and group chats should cover everything.
In terms of a light version, it's unlikely. They're playing to their biggest markets of India and Europe, where these features are well used (I've seen a lot of statuses used for "Good Morning messages", and business announcing discounts or news.)
I dislike stories, but I have a very small social circle, none of which think waking up or buying a pretty looking cocktail as an achievement worth sharing publicly.
97% of users would like all their decisions made for them, it's what Apple has been proving since the 80's.
Oh a Jewish magazine which appears to have a strong focus on journalistic integrity, let's have a look at their Gaza coverage.... sigh I guess we can't have everything.