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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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AirTag hidden in luggage forces tourists to change vacation plans
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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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Undercharged: iPhone 14 owners complain about lower battery endurance
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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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Jony Ive is now looking for funding to jump on the AI development train
jdw said:paisleydisco said:LOLOLOLOLOL
the rich guy looking for a handout
It never ceases to shock and amaze me how people who deliberately refuse to become financially savvy are the first to chastise anyone and everyone they deem rich, who in reality is anyone a tiny bit wealthier than themselves.
Here's some great advice...
Stop criticizing everyone, even truly bad people. Take charge of your own life. Follow the lead of those who have become a success even if you don't know them personally. Don't let failure stop you because you will fail. Keep going. One day, you will be pleasantly surprised with your nest egg, and your kindness in not criticizing others will be a shining beacon to all around you.
Amazingly said JDW! Spot on and a great philosophy for life. -
Jony Ive is now looking for funding to jump on the AI development train
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Why drivers in Scotland are crashing because of bad Apple Maps data
InspiredCode said:In that photo, it appears the stairs are hard to see. This looks to be on the city council for not putting up proper barriers or signs.
Also in the photo, you will see that the drivers had to mount a curb and drive across a pavement (side walk) to enter the road. Surely that is a big deterrent on its own and would raise some flags to any semi intelligent driver?
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Former Oculus chief: Apple Vision Pro is the VR industry's new Northstar
Why don’t you post a link to what you said back then? I’d be interested to read it. Thanks.lowededwookie said:Going back to when Oculus Rift was the big thing and everyone was calling for Apple to develop a VR headset, I called the Vision Pro.
I said that Apple would in no way make a VR headset because it doesn’t fit in with their business model.
I said that if Apple went down the headset route it would build an AR headset that would have a “platform” behind it that would allow developers to make a vast array of apps for it. This would allow VR apps but it would not be its main task.
I was wholly right of course because Vision Pro makes sense for Apple.
I’m super excited to see where developers will take this but I’m worried they’ll wuss out and try and take it down the VR route.
AR has far more potential than VR.