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Expedia chairman attacks Apple's 'disgusting' 30% commission fee
The hypocrites are coming out of the woodwork in droves. Match.com is hardly small, it owns and operates the largest global portfolio of popular online dating services including Tinder, Match.com, Meetic, OkCupid, Hinge, PlentyOfFish, Ship, and OurTime totalling over 45 global dating companies. They had total revenue of over $2 Billion in 2019. -
Apple unveils new iPhone SE priced at just $399
k2kw said:wood1208 said:gatorguy said:wood1208 said:Apple done it again. Answer to critique but for users who can't let go Touch ID, At $399 price point, what not to like !! -
Apple needs to stop pre-announcing products like the Mac Pro and AirPower that won't be av...
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Apple Vision Pro review roundup: an experience that weighs on you
“However, he ultimately feels he wants to "get work done" in the Vision Pro," and its "isolating" experience doesn't help matters.”
People have been isolating themselves from others since the dawn of the smartphone. Everywhere you look people have their heads buried in their phones. No matter if it’s walking down the street, on the bus, train or library. People go out of their way to be less engaged with one another. -
Is iPhone still cool? Maybe Apple should flip the script
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John McAfee dies in Spanish prison following extradition order to US
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Phil Schiller warns third-party app stores are a risk to iPhone users
Tower72 said:As someone that ping ponged between iPhone and Androids since 2007 (currently with iPhone for a few phone models now and 15PM), let the consumer do what they want BUT add a disclaimer. If they install a 3rd party app outside of the App store and their phone goes all wonky on the software side, Apple will NOT fix it and the consumer has to accept responsibility . I have rooted all of my Android phones and jailbroke my old iPhones in the past, knowing full well that my actions could have consequences and I could install something that I probably should not. I dig the walled garden approach Apple has but honestly, I do miss the freedom I had with Android devices sometimes and if my devices ever went nuts, I simply restored from a backup and lesson learned.
Still though I think this is a scare tactic, as installing things from outside of the official app store, will cut into Apples profits. -
EU tells Apple to open everything up to its rivals
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Drama about emulators on the App Store has only just begun
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Drama about emulators on the App Store has only just begun
beowulfschmidt said:I'll keep my Atari 800 and Nintendo 64. Yes, they are still in a box in my basement.