The Simpsons also used Apple's plot for their final episode, this time about usage time

If there is that highlight the animation series above it allthat is The Simpsons. Created by Matt Groening of Fox, it's been debated The Tracey Ullman Show on April 19, 1987, even though it was 1989 when it was produced more than 20 minutes long with the first episode of the network.

Over 30 years and 600 episodes later, we have been able to see this family of four yellow in all sorts of situations. And that's it with 31 seasons behind him

there is little they can do. Known to many as a "victim" source of refuge, the latest released article used the Apple Computers Runtime feature to run its own framework.

Addictive on mobile devices

Family members using their mobiles and tablets

In the fifteenth episode of the thirty-first year (15×31), he is called Screen (excluding screens), one of the main contenders is the Usage era, which is available on Apple company devices bitten from iOS 13. This feature records the amount of time users spend on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac computer daily, and the most commonly used applications.

Marge, the family manager, is tired of her husband and children being picked up from mobile phones and tablets (Homer can be seen playing the & # 39; s iPhone & Android video game)The Simpsons: Springfield

& # 39;) determines limit the service time to only 30 minutes per day. In addition to naming devices that are very similar to Apple & # 39; s, Marge refers to Steve Jobs.

Expert to use at home Time to use

Even though Marge always looks at how family members reach the limit, she finds that it has been interrupting the app

, it also limits the time of use. Homer, behind the decision, wonders how he will know what the weather is doing in Comertino, heading to the city where Apple's headquarters are located.

The Simpsons and references to Apple

It is not the first time the Simpsons have dealt with Apple-related topics or, rather, "Mapple", and the logo is a bite-sized log. From How do company stores work with devices, with MyPods, MyPhones MyPads, "brain counter" (Genius Bar) MyCube or "MyPhonies", false headset for people who can't afford MyPods.