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ByteDance would rather shut down US TikTok than sell it
Interesting that a year is allowed for a sale to happen. Let’s see, that puts it after the election. Biden needs those Tik Tock voters. Then if reelected he will pull the plug on his voters.
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Tesla may adopt Apple AirPlay for better audio
GM’s decision is about as stupid as they get. JMHO.
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Apple spotlights how businesses are adopting the Apple Vision Pro
If KLM is using it, it seems to me that Boeing should be placing a big order real quick.
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GM ditching CarPlay & Android Auto for Google-built infotainment system
I could have sworn this was an April Fools joke.
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iPhone 16 Pro users face random freezes and repeated restarts
Haven’t had any issues with the 16 pro max. I installed 18.0.1 before I transferred data from my old phone.
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New Thread motion sensor, Find My wallet, & hands-on with Eve Play on HomeKit Insider
Very happy to hear that HomeKit Insider will continue. Bravo.
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Urbanears launches Connected Speakers with built-in support for Apple AirPlay
Note sure why Beats is not doing something similar and at a lower cost. Should be able to beat a Sonus product in both quality and price. Whole home sound systems should be easy to do with airplay. Apple just hasn't pushed its technology. -
Music industry heads towards recovery on streaming services like Spotify & Apple Music
Apple attempted to help writers of books. The US govt saw to it that Amazon could mistreat writers all they wanted. Don't think Apple will try to help the music makers. -
Apple Camera due in 2026 -- but Home Hub may get delayed
Cook needs to light a fire under his troops. Constant delays are simply not acceptable.
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Exploit broker triples iOS bounty to $1.5M, cites security improvements and demand
Just contribute to the Clinton Foundation and you are good to go. Nice cushy govt job, etc.rob53 said:
Not Nixon but James Comey, who is the reincarnation of J Edgar Hoover, the originator of the government being above the law. It also doesn't help that the Patriot Act has given our government free reign to do just about anything they want in the name of national security (whether it's real or imagined). Our radical supreme court can't wait to make this historically illegal act legal and Congress continues to do nothing but fight each other so we're getting closer to the stereotypical police state where our government is allowed to break the law while everyone else (except those who buy off government officials) is expected to abide by a second set of laws.boredumb said:
Channeling Richard Nixon, are we?adm1 said:
you or I do this... illegal. a government does it... protecting national security. those that write the rules are above the law.If the people who discovered the exploits hacked into our phones, they'd be criminals.
