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AT&T might halt Samsung Galaxy Note 7 sales due to safety risks, other carriers offer swaps
Rinsen said:Bull shit.y these people are creating such lies.i have used the old note 7 as well as the new safe note 7.i didnt get any issues.wonderfull phone.i phone 7 has lot of issues.but still they didnt have the gut to accept it.samsung did.thats da way a company should be.we salute samsung and always with them
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Samsung cuts Q3 profit estimates by $2.3B on ending Note 7 production
thrang said:MacBAir said:Samsung will still profit massively. They aren't dependent of the Note. Heck, they are far from dependent of their mobile division.
Cutting $2.3bn from their forecast ain't chicken feed either. Especially as the negative halo impacts the brand overall n other sectors.Now's the time for Apple to launch and OLED TV!
Apples dependence on Samsung really sucks. -
Patriots head coach punting Microsoft Surface from sidelines, going back to binders
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Apple to debut new Macs at Oct. 27 event, report says
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Researchers expect 74 million iPhone sales in 2016 on strength of new releases
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Amazon Channels may beat Apple to offering cable-like experience
libertyforall said:Where is Amazon Video on ATV?! -
California approves limited testing of self-driving cars without wheels or backup drivers
paxman said:ericlmercer said:paxman said:ericlmercer said:paxman said:Absolutely the future of autonomous vehicles. PodCars. For city folks this will 'change everything'. I just can't imagine anyone would actually own their own vehicle. It wouldn't make sense.
Would you rather be sitting in :
a) your own personal, hygienic home bathroom or;
b) on some convenient albeit septic, herpes-infested public toilet seat?
I bet people will prefer their own self-driving cars. -
Five years after Steve Jobs: an Apple with the courage to say 'No'
jkichline said:ericlmercer said:But we already no Apple nos how to say no...
No new MacBook Pros. No new Mac Pros. No new iMacs. No new Mac Minis...What we really wanna no in all confidence is...
When is Apple finally gonna say No to no new Macs?
(nice article...)
The issue is not Apple, but Intel and their pathetically delayed roadmap. Apple had prepared features for a processor that didn't exist yet. So we are waiting on Intel. -
Five years after Steve Jobs: an Apple with the courage to say 'No'