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"Finally, Apple Turns Its Attention to the MacBook: Launches the MacBook Pro 16 as part of its effort to rectify a series of issues that had crept into the laptop, a segment the company has ignored for a while now" Techtree 9:14 PM
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"People won't stop complaining about the MacBook Pro keyboard and it's for a good reason" iMore 7:54 PM
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"Phil Schiller offers scathing critique of Chromebook, calls it 'cheap testing tool': Apple SVP of Marketing Phil Schiller in an interview on Wednesday delivered a devastating take on Google's Chromebook initiative, saying the platform's success in the education market largely owes to its low price and broader institutional testing procedures." AppleInsider 5:14 PM
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"Phil Schiller says Chromebooks are a 'cheap testing tool' that don't help kids succeed" BGR 5:18 PM
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"Apple's head of marketing slammed Chromebooks, calling them 'cheap testing tools' and saying kids who use them in school won't succeed" Business Insider 4:02 PM
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"Apple's Phil Schiller Slams Chromebooks In Classrooms, Says Kids Are 'Not Going To Succeed'" HotHardware 3:53 PM
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"Phil Schiller says it's not likely an SD card slot will make a return to the MacBook Pro" iDownload Blog 2:10 PM
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"Opinion: Apple's Phil Schiller dissing the success of Chromebooks is peak Apple"
 Android Authority 2:09 PM
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"Apple's Phil Schiller says kids with Chromebooks in classroom are 'not going to succeed': Google's machines are only good for testing, says Apple exec" The Verge 12:14 PM
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"Apple's Phil Schiller thinks students won't succeed on a Chromebook: Students also won't succeed if they get any dust in their MacBook spacebar." Android Central 12:13 PM
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"Apple's Phil Schiller takes shots at Chromebooks, says they're 'not going to succeed'" 9to5Google 10:45 AM
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"Phil Schiller: Nope, Apple still isn't planning to make a touchscreen Mac" Cult of Mac 10:14 AM
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"Banking, Finances, and The Expanding Mobile Moat" ["iOS and Android have sealed up the mobile platform and therefore are the best positioned to move more orthogonally into more areas of their user's lives. Complain about walled gardens all you like, but consumers are more protected, have easier to use solutions, and better customer experiences in them."] Tech.pinions [Free/Paid Registration Required] 10:28 AM
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"New (comically low-res) concept shows dual-display iPhone with sliding design" 9to5Mac 8:57 AM
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"Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro equates to a do-over for keyboard, escape key and make-good for creative pros" ZDNet 8:50 AM
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