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Apple's fourth beta of macOS Sierra 10.12.3 warns if display brightness affects MacBook ba...
i have the 13" non tb and i don't have any complain or problem with the battery life. I get between 8 and 10 hours steadily.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook calls EU tax ruling 'total political crap,' cites potential anti-US sentiment
Tim, so sad to listen these words from you, the CEO of the company like Apple. Your words are a complete lack of respect for the Europeans like me who pay the taxes we owe even when we hardly make ends meet.
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Australian banks call alternatives to NFC 'unrealistic' in fight to avoid using Apple Pay
When will the banks understand that we are the clients and that the money is ours?
on the other hand, the solution may be a card to be used with any bank like Carrefour Pass
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iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max launch with ProMotion & Super Retina XDR display
After watching the keynote, it goes without saying why Apple wants everybody back to the office. What a year of paid vacations!!!! eh buddies???
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Why Apple's Transit Maps are rolling out so slowly
I totally agree. How is it possible that Google has all the cities? At this speed, in 200 years will cover the rest of the world... Too sad Applecropr said:The explanation of DED is pathetic: there is only one reason for the slow roll out and it is called incompetence driven by lack of experience and management attention. It takes way too long to launch services in local languages with local content. It is not limited to Apple Transit Maps, other services like Siri, Apple News, Apple Pay suffer from the same disease. Apple is a very US centric company (with a global sales channel). Google on the other hand is a really global company. Public transport integration was added to Google maps for a whole country at a tenfold speed Apple is adding just a single city -
Apple Watch is most precise wrist-worn heart rate tracker at 90% accuracy, study says
It sounds to me like another red neck who doesn't know where is U.K. in a map...nolamacguy said:it doesn't make much sense to use a british english word in the lead of your story for an american site. and yes while there are U.K. readers here, it still doesn't make style guide sense to do so.
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First video of functional Lightning EarPods hits the web
For me the point is that we had a standard with rather good quality, specs, size, etc and what's the deal for changing it? Water resistant, really? Thickness, really? (With the horrible camera hump)
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EU tax investigation concludes, Apple hammered with $14.5 billion bill
I am very happy for this news. As a European citizen is a Shame the Ireland behavior for getting companies HQ and money vs. the rest of EU countries.
