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FBI makes suspect unlock iPhone X in first confirmed instance of forced Face ID
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HomePod at launch lacks stereo linking and multiple-room support, features coming 'later t...
vonbrick said:Sonos, Amazon and Google will be drinking today from the tears of disappointed users who thought they were waiting for Apple to get it right.
Now...let's sit back and wait for our fellow AI readers to spin this into a tale of suspense, intrigue and to justify why $350 spent is somehow better than $100.
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Epic vs Apple suit finally ends, as Supreme Court refuses to hear both appeals
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Better together: Why Apple Watch owners should buy AirPods
svencito said:...and the AirPods' audio quality is very sad compared to Bose.
I don't know if it's Apple keeping the W1 chip for themselves, or 3rd parties not wanting to use it, but I wish the W1 chip would show up into 3rd party products. Then we can have some more choice. -
Apple to require two-factor authentication for developer accounts
SpamSandwich said:That should’ve been standard practice from the beginning.
I wish Apple would also support TOTP as well. -
Crime blotter: Teenaged Apple Store robber agrees to pay security guards
ihatescreennames said:tokyojimu said:In the US you are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Until then you are a suspect.noun | a person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense: the police have arrested a suspect.
per-pe tra•tor l noun a person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act: the perpetrators of this crime must be brought to justice.
In this case, the perpetrator of the crime made a FaceTime call and proved they did it. There is no suspicion here.
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Ikea's $40 hidden wireless charger will recharge your iPhone through your desk
slow n easy said:timusca said:neilm said:Interesting. The obvious question is this: how inefficient is it? -
Headphone picks for iPhone 7 users missing the 3.5mm headphone jack
charlesn said:It's not the use of Apple's adapter that bothers me with the iPhone 7 and high-quality IEC earphones from Shure--it's the degradation in sound quality, and I wonder why this isn't getting more press coverage. The degradation is hardly surprising when you consider that D to A conversion is now being handled by a microchip in the adapter, which probably has a manufacturing cost of $2, in total, for the whole thing. So uncompressed music files on the way to your audiophile earphones are now being D to A processed by a chip that costs X cents to make.