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The author’s recollection of these issues and shortcomings paints a bleak picture of the impacts that they had on end users at the time. I had an iPhone 6 Plus with iOS 11 and I simply do not recall any time the device became “next to useless.” Does…
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When you’re talking about culture within a company you have to ask “Who is establishing the culture within the company?” In my opinion it is usually the CEO. If you take a step back and look at how a lot of the most successful technology companies i…
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I completely agree that this is not a US initiated issue by any means. There was a time when China-US relations and even US-Russia relations were far better, more cooperative, and less hostile than they are today. I had a team of developers working …
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Sigh... It's starting to feel like the Cold War is making a comeback. Maybe the last 30 years were just a pause. Being part of the generation that fought to end the Cold War makes me shake my head in dismay to see us heading back to a time where the…
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Nightmare? Really? Somehow I’ve been surviving this indescribable horror using PCalc, which runs on iPad, iPhone, and macOS. Now I’ll now be able to cancel my therapy sessions and cut back on the Prozac. Relief is in sight!
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Totally unsurprising. We can only hope to be able to do the same thing. I fully expect that the South Korean military has far more influence over a domestic company like Samsung than it does over Apple. If push comes to shove Samsung is far more li…
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I hope some version of this comes to fruition. Definitely needs to support HDMI ARC. Speaking of low hanging fruit, a wireless subwoofer for the HomePod mini would fill a gap in the mini's otherwise stellar performance for its size, especially when…
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Apple obviously has the upper hand when it comes to their hardware and software. When it comes to peripherals, accessories, and discretionary attachments and add-ons, Apple seems to provide just enough to allow their customers to put together an App…
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VictorMortimer said: tenthousandthings said: blastdoor said: I recently bought a refurbished m2pro Mac mini because I gave up on an m3 mini being released. I also would not be surprised if the studio skips m3 too. With regar…
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We should also recognize what Apple has done for its developer community in terms of turning over languages like Swift to the open source community. This has allowed Swift as a language standard to grow much more quickly and over a broader range of …
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Correction to my earlier post; 1.8 million, not 180 million. My apologies.
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jimh2 said: VictorMortimer said: Apple's 30% is highway robbery. Once Apple is forced to allow normal software installation on iDevices, I won't care what they charge. As far as I'm concerned, they can charge 99% on their app store, a…
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jimh2 said: VictorMortimer said: Apple's 30% is highway robbery. Once Apple is forced to allow normal software installation on iDevices, I won't care what they charge. As far as I'm concerned, they can charge 99% on their app store, a…
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mike1 said: Wesley Hilliard said: mike1 said: I really hope they separate the scanning capability from Notes.It really should be part of Camera. Open camera app, select scan, take pic (scan). Ask me what to do with it (like a sc…
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Yikes, I didn’t know these were enabled by default. There exists no world in which I want to broadcast to anyone what music I’m listening to. I only wish that those folks who drive around in a convertible or with their car/truck windows rolled down…
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The term “Keycap particle evacuation structure” sounds like something designed for the international space station. Drop the keycap part and you get “particle evacuation structure” which sounds a lot like a space toilet. So it’s actually a keyboard …
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sbdude said: dewme said: ferdinandcc said: Oh man, if ever there were an article that AppleInsider should lock down comments on for political reasons, it’s this one. There are no politics involved here. This is simply a resul…
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Apple Notes could certainly benefit from some functional improvements. I’d love to see it upgraded with far better outlining capabilities, which is one of the things that attracted me to OneNote many years ago at version 1.0. Over the years I’ve bee…
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ferdinandcc said: Oh man, if ever there were an article that AppleInsider should lock down comments on for political reasons, it’s this one. There are no politics involved here. This is simply a result of predictive analytics and algorithm…
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danvm said: elijahg said: loopless said: It is NOT BS. Unified memory is a huge advantage. I have a 16GB 14" M1 MacBook Pro, and a Dell 32GB Windows 11 Core I7 laptop. Both with SSD's. I use them for software development. T…