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Editorial: The mysterious curse of iPhone 6, lifted with... the headphone jack
If the Verge were in charge of consumer technology, we'd be swimming in a sea of defective turds with headphone jacks, like the Nexus 7
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Editorial: New Mac Pro highlights the gap Apple isn't filling
xMac:
-Mac Pro Chassis
-i9 Processor
-2 channel non-ECC RAM
-Lower wattage power supply
-Fewer PCI slots
-No MPX support
Problem solved.
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How Apple's Aperture created a new class of app on October 19, 2005 and lost it to Adobe L...
I'm still sore about Aperture going away. Apple has GarageBand and Logic, iMovie and Final Cut Pro X, iPhoto and.....
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How to enable and use Reachability on iPhone X
Yeah but its a bummer we humans don't have prehensile feet like a chimpanzee. Then I could use two iPhones at the same time. Now that's multitasking!sirozha said:The human race will greatly benefit because of the increased function of our thumbs thanks to the introduction of smart phones. The range of our thumbs’ reach that we are now capable of far exceeds that of the humans who lived in the pre-smart-phone era.
The human species will undoubtedly make a historic quantum leap to the next level of our anthropological development. Thanks to the superior function of our collective thumbs facilitated by smart phones, that leap will exceed in its magnitude the quantum leap that we made from apes to humans.
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Internet discovers Apple's Photos object detection feature, controversy inevitably ensues
Wow, some people are just moronic. This is a great feature. If you don't like what its going to find, don't put the pictures on your Apple product in the first place. I have no concerns about privacy protection with Apple, they have proven time and again that privacy is a top priority.
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Apple's removal of the HomeKit doorbell category is no cause for alarm
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DOJ confirms successful iPhone data extraction, withdraws encryption case against Apple [u]
I say this is GREAT! Let all the attention shift away from Apple to the government. Perhaps now the issue of encryption can be addressed rationally.
As far as how the FBI did it? Don't care, don't ask don't tell.
