Apple Car

[Tesla_Elon]

3 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

"May" does not mean "Not"

real news vache daaka "May" ne vadaali kada

Yes, nenu ade antunna it takes time ani i never said its not possible 

[Tesla_Elon]

2 minutes ago, idibezwada said:

so you think its gonna take 5-10 years? yes tesla will for sure make huge progress...but the point is what happens to Tesla if the gap is not that big

Yes, might be even longer to match tesla product is what i think. But varaku tesla would have made huge kada... vadu inko kotha model or features tho vasthadu emo.. apple place ela iythe may antunnamo why not apply the same with tesla toooo

[macha]

Inka topic close chyandi... there is very tough road ahead for Apple if they want to compete against Tesla in terms of mass production self driving( in terms of the real time data Tesla has) unless they find cheaper way of LiDar, gigafactories, charging infrastructure or battery technology... Apple intentions are for pay as you go for autonomous driving which is very hard .. Tesla and wynmo are multi years ahead this can be achieved only via experience/ real time data  not with money  unless Apple reinvent the wheel with different way .... again more than one company can exist by 2030 as 8 trillion ride share market to be  occupied by self driving 

[macha]

58 minutes ago, sri_india said:

musk gaadi tweet 2 minback

 

 

He gets offended very easily being very emotional here ... probably he should calm down..

[SGB]

1 hour ago, Tesla_Elon said:

 nuvvu ela unnav ante telsa car unna vade tesla gurinchi matladali tesla lo business expert iythene vadi point valid laga unnayi nee arguments. Stop tearing your diapers for my posts and enjoy holidays!!

Nee lanti valla degara ala admit cheste santhosha pade vallu unnatha kalam nenu accept chestune unta adi nijam iyna kakapoyi...

dude, people who argue like you come across as trolls.

I don't know a lot but I do know what NOT to talk about.

what makes you an expert to make "statements" about designing, manufacturing, marketing and selling CARS and PHONES??

are you an MBA or a chartered accountant or an industrial designer?

have you ever invented and patented something?

have you ever started a business?

what are you? even if we presume you have all those required qualifications, what are you doing on this stupid forum instead of joining tesla or starting your own CAR manufacturing company?

crawl out of your cave and everything will be alright. the world has progressed 400 years ahead of you.

[Tesla_Elon]

1 hour ago, SGB said:

dude, people who argue like you come across as trolls.

I don't know a lot but I do know what NOT to talk about.

what makes you an expert to make "statements" about designing, manufacturing, marketing and selling CARS and PHONES??

are you an MBA or a chartered accountant or an industrial designer?

have you ever invented and patented something?

have you ever started a business?

what are you? even if we presume you have all those required qualifications, what are you doing on this stupid forum instead of joining tesla or starting your own CAR manufacturing company?

crawl out of your cave and everything will be alright. the world has progressed 400 years ahead of you.

Malli ade antunnav..nenu analyst ani cheppaledu. nuvvu business expert va vayya nuvvu statements istunnav mari??? Neeku unna knowledge lo nuvvu cheptunnav, naku unna danlo nenu cheptunna.. na opinion nadi nee opinion needi..

cricket aade vade cricket pina comment cheyali, actor ee acting pina  comment cheyali, politician ee politics pina comment cheyali ante thats senseless,  ee DB close cheyali..

nuvvu adina questions ki answers:

Yes, i did MBA concentration is industrial management i also have MS in industrial engineering..

yes, i work for manufacturing facility i know much more than what u know about manufacturing.

Patents can be obtained even for every small thing just like Nipple shield and nipple pop in... or a bike cover which can be attached to the vehicle (bike blazer). But yes i dont have one..

naive annadi nuvvu business analyst annadi nuvvu.. malla nenu trolling antunnav world progress definitely iyindi nuvve kaledu i have crawled out of my cave along time back i guess you are the one who need stop behaving like one from Habzade tribe..(sorry thats disrespecting them as well)

forum annav ee forum lo nuvvu deniki reply isthu tearing ur underwear's and please ignore if u don’t like it. Period

trolling ki debate and discussion ki difference google cheyi okasari..

inka reply cheyanu enjoy ur rant...

 

[Shameless]

On 12/21/2020 at 11:55 AM, sri_india said:

The Apple Car is, reportedly, alive and well within the halls of Cupertino, California. Not only that, the ambitious project is supposedly far ahead of schedule. That's the word from a Taiwanese report in the Economic Daily News, published Monday.

The report cites unnamed sources that said suppliers will start to ramp up production of components for the famed (or infamous) Apple Car in the second quarter of 2021 and noted the project is running a couple years ahead of schedule. If you missed the Apple Car hoopla in the past, the technology giant was rumored to be close to revealing a prototype car last decade before the project was sent to shelf life. Instead, Apple decided to focus on self-driving car software and left the hardware portion of things to other companies.

Apple car sales person...

[sri_india]

On 12/22/2020 at 11:26 AM, sunnam said:

Public lo observe sesthe chethi ki kattukoni kanabadochu. But stats mukhyam kada. apple watch costs at $399. Where as Swiss Jager Le Coutre watch costs min $12000. Hublot watch costs $200,000. Richard Mille watch cost $1 Million min. Rolex President watch costs $50000 min. Watch engineering lo swiss have their own knack and resale value. That's why even japanese can't scratch sWiss Watch industry in the last 30 years.

Apple watch audience is youth. Where as Swiss Watch audience is Middle age and old age people. So evari target audience vallaki unnaru. 

 

On 12/22/2020 at 11:43 AM, Vaampire said:

I never said apple watch is best or no1. I just said apple watch is success. I stand by it

 

On 12/22/2020 at 11:53 AM, sri_india said:

I don't understand bro why you guys discussing on this topic .... apple not targeted other traditional watch companies with Apple watch , Apple is building an ecosystem of remote health monitoring with Apple watch .... their target is not to beat rolex but to compete with teladoc and other tele health providers ..... tele-health trillion dollars market and apple not interest to play with rolex or other traditional watch makers for billion dollars market

 

 

 

Apple watch is not traditional watch compititor

• Apple's moves in 2020 highlighted how central its Watch is to its healthcare strategy.
• When the pandemic hit, Apple teamed up with a range of health entities to roll out coronavirus-related initiatives and prove it could be a nimble healthcare partner.

 

Apple teamed up with some of the biggest names in healthcare to tout the effectiveness of its Watch as a clinical tool. In February, it partnered with Johnson & Johnson and Evidation Health to launch a two-year Heartline Study, which investigates the impact of the Watch on cardiovascular outcomes in Medicare patients. And in September, it began a study in collaboration with Anthem and University of California, Irvine to test an asthma management program using the Watch's blood oxygen sensor. The tech behemoth's research moves indicate that it's gunning to prove the validity of its tool across different conditions, which already span cardiac, respiratory, and reproductive health.

When the pandemic hit, Apple teamed up with a range of health entities to roll out coronavirus-related initiatives—proving itself to be a nimble and valuable healthcare partner. In March, its coronavirus initiatives included an online coronavirus screening platform, built in conjunction with the CDC, that provides US users with a symptom checking and information tool. And in April, Apple codeveloped an app with Stanford to help connect first responders to coronavirus testing sites—highlighting how it's able to pivot quickly to meet the demands of its health system partners.

Apple also joined forces with Google to unveil coronavirus contact tracing tech—and although adoption is still hampered by privacy concerns, it's picking up wind in some states. The duo turned heads in April when they announced the release of an API, enabling iOS and Android mobile users to opt-in to a Bluetooth-powered coronavirus exposure notification system (ENS). While uptake of the system was slow earlier this year, more states, like California, have recently rolled out apps using the joint contact tracing API. However, consumer distrust of big tech companies could continue to mute the effectiveness of the app: Contact tracing only works if a sizable portion of the population is using it, and there are still 29 states that haven't indicated plans to adopt the tech.

The tech titan introduced new health features for its Watch, including sleep tracking and an oxygen sensor—carving out its spot in the remote monitoring space. In June, the tech giant debuted a long-anticipated sleep-tracking feature on its Watch, helping users monitor and improve sleeping habits. And in September, it unveiled its integrated blood oxygen saturation (spO2) monitoring sensor and its faster FDA-approved ECG sensor. Given its new respiratory health feature and accompanying research studies, we expect that an acquisition of a respiratory health startup could be on the horizon: 62% of US adults have asthma, which is difficult to control—but digital interventions can help patients better manage their condition.

Apple teamed up with UnitedHealth to offer an Apple Fitness+ subscription that helps gamify health insurance to reduce costs. In December, massive payer UnitedHealthcare improved its well-being program by offering enrollees a 6-month Apple Fitness+ subscription along with an Apple Watch, free of charge. After this trial period, members can apply for program incentives to cover the cost of an Apple+ Fitness subscription and Watch—highlighting Apple's strategy to leverage its Watch for payer partnerships.

 

 

[sunnam]

13 hours ago, sri_india said:

 

 

 

Apple watch is not traditional watch compititor

• Apple's moves in 2020 highlighted how central its Watch is to its healthcare strategy.
• When the pandemic hit, Apple teamed up with a range of health entities to roll out coronavirus-related initiatives and prove it could be a nimble healthcare partner.

 

Apple teamed up with some of the biggest names in healthcare to tout the effectiveness of its Watch as a clinical tool. In February, it partnered with Johnson & Johnson and Evidation Health to launch a two-year Heartline Study, which investigates the impact of the Watch on cardiovascular outcomes in Medicare patients. And in September, it began a study in collaboration with Anthem and University of California, Irvine to test an asthma management program using the Watch's blood oxygen sensor. The tech behemoth's research moves indicate that it's gunning to prove the validity of its tool across different conditions, which already span cardiac, respiratory, and reproductive health.

When the pandemic hit, Apple teamed up with a range of health entities to roll out coronavirus-related initiatives—proving itself to be a nimble and valuable healthcare partner. In March, its coronavirus initiatives included an online coronavirus screening platform, built in conjunction with the CDC, that provides US users with a symptom checking and information tool. And in April, Apple codeveloped an app with Stanford to help connect first responders to coronavirus testing sites—highlighting how it's able to pivot quickly to meet the demands of its health system partners.

Apple also joined forces with Google to unveil coronavirus contact tracing tech—and although adoption is still hampered by privacy concerns, it's picking up wind in some states. The duo turned heads in April when they announced the release of an API, enabling iOS and Android mobile users to opt-in to a Bluetooth-powered coronavirus exposure notification system (ENS). While uptake of the system was slow earlier this year, more states, like California, have recently rolled out apps using the joint contact tracing API. However, consumer distrust of big tech companies could continue to mute the effectiveness of the app: Contact tracing only works if a sizable portion of the population is using it, and there are still 29 states that haven't indicated plans to adopt the tech.

The tech titan introduced new health features for its Watch, including sleep tracking and an oxygen sensor—carving out its spot in the remote monitoring space. In June, the tech giant debuted a long-anticipated sleep-tracking feature on its Watch, helping users monitor and improve sleeping habits. And in September, it unveiled its integrated blood oxygen saturation (spO2) monitoring sensor and its faster FDA-approved ECG sensor. Given its new respiratory health feature and accompanying research studies, we expect that an acquisition of a respiratory health startup could be on the horizon: 62% of US adults have asthma, which is difficult to control—but digital interventions can help patients better manage their condition.

Apple teamed up with UnitedHealth to offer an Apple Fitness+ subscription that helps gamify health insurance to reduce costs. In December, massive payer UnitedHealthcare improved its well-being program by offering enrollees a 6-month Apple Fitness+ subscription along with an Apple Watch, free of charge. After this trial period, members can apply for program incentives to cover the cost of an Apple+ Fitness subscription and Watch—highlighting Apple's strategy to leverage its Watch for payer partnerships.

 

 

sure. success ayithe chuddam. apple TV box, beats, monnane fitness service plan ani etc. veetiki kuda ilage try sesindi aaple. chuddam. 😁

[soodhilodaaram]

On 12/22/2020 at 3:38 PM, macha said:

Inka topic close chyandi... there is very tough road ahead for Apple if they want to compete against Tesla in terms of mass production self driving( in terms of the real time data Tesla has) unless they find cheaper way of LiDar, gigafactories, charging infrastructure or battery technology... Apple intentions are for pay as you go for autonomous driving which is very hard .. Tesla and wynmo are multi years ahead this can be achieved only via experience/ real time data  not with money  unless Apple reinvent the wheel with different way .... again more than one company can exist by 2030 as 8 trillion ride share market to be  occupied by self driving 

why do you think AAPL does not have a fleet testing self driving cars already, even if its true, what you don't have can be acquired , AAPL does not do big ticket acquisitions for one reason become it loses the core principles of AAPL culture of innovation, AAPL buys small companies and digest them well into its technology ecosystem, beats was acquired for appeal to youth not for the sound technology

 

[soodhilodaaram]

On 12/22/2020 at 3:01 PM, Tesla_Elon said:

Yes, might be even longer to match tesla product is what i think. But varaku tesla would have made huge kada... vadu inko kotha model or features tho vasthadu emo.. apple place ela iythe may antunnamo why not apply the same with tesla toooo

curve grows exponential once something has already been done, what took TESLA 12 yrs can be done now sooner than 12 yrs with so much capital AAPL has, AAPL has 192 billion $ in cash, it can buy TESLA even today at 600 B $ valuation, anduke Musk saying Tesla should create a structure like Google to prevent ever being taken over and still be part of entire Musk ecosystem and still leverage success Musk has gained through TESLA 

[Tesla_Elon]

7 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

curve grows exponential once something has already been done, what took TESLA 12 yrs can be done now sooner than 12 yrs with so much capital AAPL has, AAPL has 192 billion $ in cash, it can buy TESLA even today at 600 B $ valuation, anduke Musk saying Tesla should create a structure like Google to prevent ever being taken over and still be part of entire Musk ecosystem and still leverage success Musk has gained through TESLA 

Apple konali ante musk ammali ga bro? Money unte saripodhu kada oka vision and right path lo teesukelle leader kuda kavali kada??

[sunnam]

7 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

why do you think AAPL does not have a fleet testing self driving cars already, even if its true, what you don't have can be acquired , AAPL does not do big ticket acquisitions for one reason become it loses the core principles of AAPL culture of innovation, AAPL buys small companies and digest them well into its technology ecosystem, beats was acquired for appeal to youth not for the sound technology

 

Tesla has set high standards. They are even tough for aaple to crack it. Plus Tesla is hell bent to change technology in next 5 years even just to better compete with Toyota and other EV makers. Tesla arelady bringing FSD service next year. By bringing 2 Ton hauler truck next year end, he is setting bar up high on Everest. 

Aaple might be best. But they have very serious and better competitor which Tesla. 

[soodhilodaaram]

3 minutes ago, sunnam said:

Tesla has set high standards. They are even tough for aaple to crack it. Plus Tesla is hell bent to change technology in next 5 years even just to better compete with Toyota and other EV makers. Tesla arelady bringing FSD service next year. By bringing 2 Ton hauler truck next year end, he is setting bar up high on Everest. 

Aaple might be best. But they have very serious and better competitor which Tesla. 

some high standards for example, they have done great innovations for sure, dont ever think they have become a symbol of perfection just yet, they are surviving just bcoz of 2x AAPL fanboys at TESLA

Body Gaps on 2020 — Tesla Forums

[sunnam]

10 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

curve grows exponential once something has already been done, what took TESLA 12 yrs can be done now sooner than 12 yrs with so much capital AAPL has, AAPL has 192 billion $ in cash, it can buy TESLA even today at 600 B $ valuation, anduke Musk saying Tesla should create a structure like Google to prevent ever being taken over and still be part of entire Musk ecosystem and still leverage success Musk has gained through TESLA 

Tesla's initial vision was not sub 30k dollars range car. Their vision was to compete in luxury and sports cars in performance area. They built infra world wide with that vision only. But they ran into Financial problems when Govt. shutdown subsidies in 2015 for Tesla. So Musk bought 30k dollar car to mass produce so they can recover from financial problems in 2016. 4 years later, He has 3 gig factories running, 500k cars annually produced, right on target for FSD next year. 

Musk not only handles Tesla. He handles SpaceX, Boring Co, First Solar, Solar Energy Storage. All areas are showing great results in business. 2 years lo 1 Trillion Dollar company avuddi sitting right next to Timmy Boring Blood sucking Cook.