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What to expect from the 'iPhone Fold'
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iPhone X sightings on the rise in San Francisco
viclauyyc said:Anyway, I think the notch is butt ugly and impractical, eg video and page with text full justified. -
Encryption key for iPhone 5s Touch ID exposed, opens door to further research
sog35 said:Only took 3 years to crack it. LOL -
Why was iPhone X so successful at $999 despite a mountain of false reporting?
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ByteDance would rather shut down US TikTok than sell it
avon b7 said:Anilu_777 said:America needs to out-compete China, not ban it like they did with Huawei and now with TikTok. They can call it what ever they want (national security or national whatever) but if US companies had a better product then Americans would use it. Sad image for the US.
'Suspecting' this or that could happen and throwing everything under a 'national security' umbrella is doomed to failure.
That failure itself would be OK if it only impacted the country taking the action.
The problem is when you start demanding others follow suit (as the US does with its 'allies').
It won't work with places like China. Even now, Blinken is in China telling them what to do with their Russian interests - on their own soil. That is crazy.
Would US politicians accept someone from China landing in Washington and threatening action if they didn't get their way?
Sadly, US interests (and with it, influence) are being impacted by foolhardy decisions of a few China hawks with influence.
Non-US companies are wisely seeking to 'de-Americanise' for fear of being dumped onto some entity list, or worse, being required to stop doing business with someone simply because a small part of US technology is used in their equipment. All unilaterally.
The best route from the get go was to out-compete/out-innovate rivals, not 'ban' them for reasons with zero supporting evidence.
https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/why-the-united-states-is-losing-the-tech-war-with-china
The Tik Tok situation is more paranoia than anything else. -
First look: Apple's new 9.7-inch iPad with Apple Pencil support
AJ MAC25 said:Maybe I am just old, but for me, the magic of Apple died with Steve.
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Samsung owes Apple $539M for infringing on iPhone patents, jury finds
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Apple reportedly drags its feet when dealing with chronic China labor law offenders
At the end of the day, profits override everything. Apple can’t do much since there’re nit many alternatives suppliers. Apple should have known the Chinese: once they have upper hands, they don’t give a shit because they know you need them.
it continues so until Apple pulls out the country. Nothing Apple and others can do... -
iPhone 16 dummy units show off Capture button, new camera bump
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Most analysts got Apple's Q3 2021 wrong -- here's what they predicted
DonEverest said:And their stock goes down? Go figure