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iPhone buyers worldwide may see higher prices because of Trump's tariffs
iJeffrey said:I would rather pay the tariff on my iPhone as long as it’s made someplace else. This country knows how to build cars, not smartphones. -
Apple raises iCloud+ pricing in the UK and other markets
I'm in the UK and seeing these increases today. Petty convenient that this is happening ONE DAY after the closing down of My Photo stream. lolOne thing that seems strange is that there was no notice period of the increase. I was not informed prices were to rise and I thought that consumer rights in the UK meant that any increase had to be announced 1 month in advance, to give people time to decide weather to cancel or not?(Oh and I'm wondering why the article cannot use the £ symbol for quoting sterling figures? Seems strange when the $ is used for the US conversion)
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Apple raises iCloud+ pricing in the UK and other markets
sidrictheviking said:GrannySmith99 said:I'm in the UK and seeing these increases today. Petty convenient that this is happening ONE DAY after the closing down of My Photo stream. lolOne thing that seems strange is that there was no notice period of the increase. I was not informed prices were to rise and I thought that consumer rights in the UK meant that any increase had to be announced 1 month in advance, to give people time to decide weather to cancel or not?(Oh and I'm wondering why the article cannot use the £ symbol for quoting sterling figures? Seems strange when the $ is used for the US conversion)FYI, My Photo stream will be closing down on the 26th of July, not June.
Well, yes, technically it is closing down on July 26th BUT no more photos will be uploaded to My Photostream starting on 26th of June (yesterday) so if you want photo syncing from today onwards, you need to use iCloud+.
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How to master the Control Center in watchOS 10
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Apple playing chess, while others play checkers in march to $3 trillion
AppleInsider said:Analysts at investment firm Wedbush say Apple has fought back "against all odds" to once again be on the cusp of a $3 trillion market valuation -- and $4 trillion is in sight.
Apple was the first company to ever reach $3 trillion. It did so in January 2022. Over the following 12 months, its valuation dropped to under $2 million.
I really don't think Apples valuation dropped to under 2 million!
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Apple's 'Submerged' for Apple Vision Pro is submarine warfare terror in the comfort of you...
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Apple stock closes at an all-time-high, added $1 trillion to its market cap in 2023
daven said:Well, as a stockholder, I’m a happy boy.
Me too. Stock holder since 2002. VERY happy boy!
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iPhone users try telling their bosses the alarm didn't go off
This happened to me. On investigation the 'sound' setting for all my alarms had been set to None! I did not do this so it may have happened during a software update.Annoying, but the simple solution was to go through all my alarms and change the sound setting to anything but none. I've not had an issue since but I was late for work one day before I solved the issue.
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Tim Cook rumored to be meeting with Donald Trump for dinner on Friday
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How to use the Show Library Folder option in macOS Sequoia's Finder