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Samsung to reportedly shut down Milk Music, mulls Tidal deal [u]
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Microsoft attempt at artificial intelligence becomes Hitler-loving, misogynistic PR disaster
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iOS 10 tips: Revert Touch ID from 'press home to wake' back to rest to wake
Off topic, I know, but if we're talking about iOS 10.....I use my iPhone for an alarm clock. Previously when my alarm went off, it was very easy to (in my half awake stupor) to reach over and just slide the screen, without even opening my eyes, to stop the alarm. (Sliding the screen stopped the alarm and gives me the passcode screen but I didn't care, I was already back to sleep by then). Now you HAVE to find that very small "stop" button and tap it to stop the alarm.
And if anyone is feeling overly generous, can you please tell me how I can stop all the travel time reminders I keep getting for every calendar event now? I never got any before the iOS upgrade. And yes, all my calendar events have "Travel Time" set to None. -
Google won't retire Hangouts after Allo launch, plans two-front attack against Apple iMessage
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Intel details new Skylake chips hinting at Apple's future 15" MacBook Pro specs
bobschlob said:jupiterone said:The shallow keys is what I think my problem is. I'm frequently hitting between two keys and hitting the trackpad with my thumb instead of the spacebar. On the previous keyboard the keys were high enough where I could instantly feel and correct my position when I was hitting between two keys. Now since the keys are practically flush, I don't get that feedback. Slowing down my typing definitely helps, but is a pain.
As I said though, I don'r own a MacBook, just play with them when at Apple Store. But I sure want one. I just have to get used to the weird key size and spacing (for me)