uhm ok... if the stores are spouting BS that you don't believe to be true, that's the stores doing it, not Apple. Apple does *NOT* pay commission to sell their products (not even at the official Apple stores). In fact, this is something they have often by criticized about.
Consumers certainly do get told lies, a lot of them fail to do the research and educate themselves. Again, how is this Apple's fault? I've seen / heard plenty of lies from the other side of ...
And this is Apple's fault... why, exactly?
I get it, you don't like Apple, but your hate seems to stem from sales reps being "uneducated" instead of anything Apple has done other than create and offer a product that people like.
Agreed. The title is hilariously misleading. Everyone in the video (except one woman) comments on how they're surprised that it feels heavier, or they can still see pixelation in the screen, or that it doesn't look that much different than the previous iPad. Heck, the first person that have look at it immediately says this is the first iPad she's ever touched - she has literally no point of reference for comparison and even *she* seems underwhelmed by it. The title "They Love...
You clearly don't understand what they're saying. They're saying the band they're using to accomplish this, terahertz, falls *between* the bands used for mobile phone signals and infrared. They're not saying that infrared / night vision can see through walls, but that the wavelengths they're using (which are *different* than the wavelengths for mobile phones and night vision) are being employed in such a way to allow them to do this.
Another important ...