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Apple gives in on the End Call button position in latest iOS 17 beta
I didn’t care at all about the change. Simply the red button attracted my attention where to tap, not its position…
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TikTok has shut itself down in the US ahead of January 19 deadline.
Suspicions are enough these days… and things will get worse…JFC_PA said:Other than suspicions has anyone ever delivered actual proof of any PRC security violations involving TikTok? Relying on Trump, the originator of the entire jihad, is sAd.
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If your iPhone alarms aren't going off, you're not alone
I have reported this bug during summer in the developer beta - it was over multiple versions of them… either it didn’t go on at all, until i unlocked the phone, or instead of my alarm sound it used some of those very silent built-in sounds…
not resolved yet as i can see
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Trump's chip tariff threat takes aim at Apple's TSMC partnership
So he basically wants to have the production as such in the US… but no word about R&D. So he only wants the US people to become just a production oversight, without any real contribution to the development? Kind of like overpriced equivalent of the ‘cheap overseas labour’?
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How to fix iPhone Notes disappearing after iCloud terms & conditions update
Oh thanks. Didn’t noticed they disappeared at all, only after reading the article 👍🏼👍🏼
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Understanding secure contactless transactions in iOS 18
Well, in the first wave there is no EU country at all… so i’d say they will not like it…beowulfschmidt said:Cue the EU claiming it's not open enough, and that any restriction is too much. -
Meta, Spotify lobby to pass the buck on age verification to Apple and Google
I just wonder when there are users who only use browser and never an app eg for facebook or instagram, which can be used on windows or linux machines, how that involves apple and google for the age verification… -
Hands on with the GoCube 2x2: a fun twist on a classic puzzle
It is an interesting idea. But maybe for ‘normal’ players. If you play for time, the mechanical feedback of moving parts is still the best. I would compare it to cars with normal buttons and touch control…22july2013 said:This puzzle looks interesting, but they made a mistake. The device doesn't really have to twist at all. It just needs to be able to detect pressure from the hands to know what the user is trying to twist, and then change the colour of the sides to show the result of that twist. Hence, no moving parts. Hence, half the price. Hence, more buyers.
