sully54
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EU says smarthome 'gatekeepers' like Apple may harm competition
Three competing companies coming together to create a common and open platform that ensures interoperability is the opposite of gatekeeping.
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Code suggests 'iPhone 8' virtual home button area resizable, can be hidden
I wonder if this will function the same as the iOS 11 dock on the iPad.
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iPhone 16 won't be compelling, says analyst with no compelling data
Nothing like artificially deflating a stock on the first trading day of the year to make the stock’s performance look that much better at the last trading day of the year.
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Apple signs order for drama 'Your Friends and Neighbors' starring Jon Hamm
I guess those commercials finally worked.
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Rare reports of poor image quality on iPhone 7 Plus circulate, no root cause known
An article detailing a rare issue that is affecting 0.8% of iPhones brought to the Genius Bar?
Must be a slow news day.
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What Apple would have to do to comply with Donald Trump's American-built mandate
trump has basically alienated all the right wing billionaires in the US who depend on outsourcing manufacturing. the global economy would come crashing down if this were to happen. and don't think that won't affect the US one bit.
don't worry this (trump) too shall pass.
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Yahoo created program to scan customer emails for U.S. intelligence agencies, report says
To be honest, In this day and age, it would be naive for anyone to think they have a modicum of privacy on the internet. Apple or any company can claim all they want that they take security and privacy seriously—and they very well may—but when you get right down to it, it's all code. And coding will invariably have holes that are just waiting to get exploited, if not by the government then by hackers.
