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Apple working with Consumer Reports on MacBook Pro battery findings, says Phil Schiller
Sorry, as much as I like Apple products, there really isn't anything "high end" about these new laptops.rogifan_new said:
Damage control? Did you actually read their report? They got wildly different battery results and on the high end much higher than anyone else has gotten. How could they publish a report with such variation?pulseimages said:Damage control!
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Newly-revealed date glitch may render some iOS devices unusable
The article below states they can be brought back by completely draining the battery or opening up the phone and disconnecting it.tdknox said:
According to the video, yes they are bricked. There is no hope for recovery. Even connecting to a computer and doing a DFI doesn't work. They have to be replaced by Apple.foggyhill said:I;m pretty tired of the word "bricked" being used so liberally. These thinks are not bricked at all. Brick means there is no possible recovery.
That sounds like bricking to me.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2016/02/64-bit-iphones-and-ipads-get-stuck-in-a-loop-when-set-to-january-1-1970/
