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Mark Zuckerberg says Apple's App Store 'deserves scrutiny'
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Editorial: Who wants the new iPhone SE 2020?
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US House of Representatives to recommend break up of Big Tech firms
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New MacBook Air predicted to have 'marginally faster' Apple Silicon M2 processor
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'iPhone SE 2' not dead, but won't be the same size as the original says Ming-Chi Kuo
There are many of us that simply don't give a shit about the price and just want a small form factor phone. Apple knows this. I will simply continue to use my iPhone SE until it dies. If a new iPhoneSE is launched, I will buy it; if not, well then I'll cross that bridge when I get to it. But come hell or high water I won't be buying one of the new ones. Big phones are like big trucks, and I don't need one to justify my manliness. -
California man uses AirTag to confront thief who stole his BMW
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New MacBook Air predicted to have 'marginally faster' Apple Silicon M2 processor
Truth here is that MagSafe is appropriate for the current MBA line as many users play with Medium load apps like photoshop. Probably the biggest target demographic of the MBA line is students, and they will forget to charge overnight and always bring a charger and MagSafe will prevent many bad trip wire situations. -
Further regulatory filings show new MacBook Air or MacBook Pro on its way
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Wedbush raises Apple price target to $240 after impressive iPhone 15 event
twolf2919 said:Impressive event? I can’t recall a more boring iPhone introduction in recent memory. The only interesting thing I saw was the possibility of a good trade-in value for my old iPhone. In general, I believe Wedbush is trying to manipulate the market into following its outlandishly bullish AAPL recommendations to its clients. Why else pronounce a coming “super cycle” of upgrades for a phone with no “super” new features? Why would there be more pent up demand for it vs any previous year? -
Google's Android revenue $31 billion over OS's entire lifetime, Oracle lawyer says
And we can't wait for that day:). Steve Jobs will resurrect from the dead and we'll have a big party:)