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  • How to keep your Apple account safe from scams

    Also, phone #s can be spoofed.  I got a series of very informed calls from "Fidelity" about "fraudulent purchases" on my credit card.  They knew its #, and the last 4 of my SSN, and more.  One of the calls seemed to come from the actual Fidelity 800 #.  :^/

    I called that # and found reassurance that nothing was going on.
    watto_cobradewme
  • No, your Apple TV, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro aren't getting Apple Intelligence

    I won't will be able to get Apple Intelligence on my iPhone, either.!  Being only a 15Pro, it doesn't have has the A17.

    :^)^;

    Regular iPhone 15 owners will be out of luck.  :^/
    williamlondon
  • Apple working on M6 & M7 chips alongside new AI server processor


    m4m40 said:
    No need for a MacBook Pro redesign. It’s pretty much perfect in its most recent form. 

    Hopefully m5 cranks things up. But the real story with be with m6. 
    What’s expected from M6? Why is it going to be so much better?

    Ok. You got me. It may not be “so much better” depending on the choices they mske. But it’s expected to be the first apple silicon on tsmcs 2nm process, enabling a greater amount of performance per watt and run cooler. Or it could enable Apple to pack in a ton more transistors. It’s only a 1 nm difference, but even that has potential to mske a substantial difference. Then again, they could just do a die shrink with minimal design chsnges. However, at the expense of the new process, that is not likely. 


     So no difference compared to any other die shrink process node. 
    Going from 2nm to 1nm is a 50% reduction in size...  However, if you apply it to the horizontal dimensions, that gives us a chip that is 75% smaller (or 25% as big).  That would be an amazing jump!  Giving us better speed and reduced power consumption.  

    (In a related thought...  If this were 2 decades ago...  And being announced by Intel, I might think that it was FUD. ;^)
    williamlondonwatto_cobra
  • Review: Cleer Audio Ally Plus Earbuds offer active noise cancellation in a sophisticated p...

    The first paragraph says that they have 100-hour battery life...  You may want to correct that. 
    revenant