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Apple halts sales of the Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2 in its online store ahe...
badmonk said:So Masimo is not a patent troll, but the idea that they will make a health watch with the scale of Apple Watch is a ridiculous notion.
As a retired physician, so many of my patients and colleagues were using Apple Watch and specifically the pulse oximeter to monitor their health, especially my pulmonary patients with COPD & ILD. And my father when he was in hospice. It was critical for letting individuals know if they needed to seek medical help when they were in the throes of COVID in the beginning and middle of the pandemic as another example.
There is real harm to this. I just hope at the end of the day this is just put through arbitration and if Apple is violating Masimo patents, there is a FRAND settlement so both companies can just get on with their lives.
Even if Masimo has aspirations to make a health watch, I guarantee you that Apple will be looking for an opportunity to counter sue for any thing that resembles an Apple Watch.
So yeah BS.
https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/10/21/apple-files-retaliatory-suits-against-firm-trying-to-ban-apple-watch
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Senator Warren wades into Apple's Beeper fight with irrelevant antitrust rhetoric
jdw said:A political post where comments are allowed? Now this is quite nice! Bravo, AppleInsider. It actually makes me happy that "Eightzero" isn't happy.
Let freedom reign!
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If you're using a Magic Keyboard, you've opened up an attack vector
davebarnes said:How about expanding the article to explain how this affects:
1. me and my iMac in my home office
2. me and my iPad (with Smart Keyboard Folio for iPad Air (5th generation))
?
"Newlin says that all it takes is a Linux device, and any Bluetooth adapter for hardware" covers the attack vector and how it's executed. The text says what the attack can do, and can't.
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Goodbye LabView
Yup. They announced it in October.
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/10/11/labview-programming-app-abandons-the-mac-after-four-decades
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MacBook Pro 16-inch M3 Max review: Battery-powered Mac Pro power
9secondkox2 said:s.metcalf said:I’m interested in a comparison between the M3 Max 30-core and M2 Max 38-core, especially since they reduced memory bandwidth from 400 to 300 GB/s in that M3 Max version. Has anyone tested it yet?I’ve recently watch an Artisright video on YouTube. First time seeing that channel and he claims to have done a bunch of testing and has created graphs that supposedly show there isn’t much difference between the two m3 max SOCs. I just don’t know how much to trust his claims since he seems to contradict some of the more proven reviewers.To me, 1 100 GT/s drop is huge. I think it’s more of a possible bottleneck issue though and you won’t see anything except the core count difference in performance until you’re beating the thing to death with data using after effects or some scientific software.