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Musk Twitter mayhem continues with short-lived grey checkmark
ireland said:Say what you want about Elon (Tesla cars have many design problems), but he's gotten more done in Twitter in two weeks than the previous leadership did in a few years. Wouldn't bet against him. -
Sprint & SoftBank in 'preliminary conversations' about T-Mobile merger
That would suck. T-Mobile has been the best thing to happen in the mobile industry since the original iPhone came out. They have single-handedly driven pricing out of the stratosphere with their aggressive plans. I used to pay $360 with a pittance allowance of data for my family of 4. It's down to $160 now with a large amount of data that rolls over.
What really sucks is that the people who could prevent such a merger couldn't care less about the American consumer. We are lower than used toilet paper on their scale of concern. There is absolutely nothing that can stop this.
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Ford will stick with CarPlay as GM exits for Google tech
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Twitter Blue is dead, 'official' checkmarks resurrected
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Siri 'whistleblower' details drug deals & sex heard during manual reviews
I bet they hear Siri being called "idiot" a lot. That's my go to response when it tries to take me to an address 3 states away instead of the same address 3 miles away. I have literally had it complain that it could not find a route to England from the US. The assumption that I was looking for a way to drive across the Atlantic to the UK is just flawed on so many levels. It has zero sense of geographical context. And it seems like it would be so easy to fix. Just assume I want the closest match. Idiot. -
Apple finally launches high-yield Apple Savings account
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Reddit plans accessibility changes to iOS app as community fury continues
Is it just me, or is the Reddit website basically unusable on phones? The text of posts is broken down to one or two words per line and scrolls to infinity and beyond making it virtually impossible to read. I always figured it must be something I am doing wrong since surely someone at Reddit would have noticed this by now and been so embarrassed that they would try to get it fixed. But it has been that way for a very long time now. -
Apple Card review 2022: Great for Apple buys, lacking everywhere else
I will reiterate how amazingly good the AppleCard is for travel. There are no transaction fees and the exchange rates are for all intents and purposes the rate you will find on Google. When I fill out my company expense reports, I often get more back for expenses than I actually spent because the transaction rate is so low. An added bonus is that virtually everywhere in Europe takes contactless payments. I didn't even have to take my physical card out on recent trips to Europe.
I will admit that the last time I took my card out, I noticed some disappointing wear on it.
The APR could be a million percent for all I care. If you have to carry a balance, use a different card.
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LG buys patents to speed up bringing microLED to Apple Watch Ultra
"notoriously problematic microLED"I have been following the micro LED commercialization trends for a few years. That is the first time I have heard the technology described as "notoriously problematic". It is an emerging technology so yes there will be yield issues and pricing issues. However, that is common to many new technologies, especially at the scales at which micro LED operates. I can't surface a lot of articles that claim the technology is "notoriously problematic". A google search mainly finds this article. What is the source of that assertion and is it corroborated? Are so many people that pessimistic that the viability of micro LED is in doubt? -
Is the Apple One subscription worth it in 2025?
My family has Premiere. The main thing we get out of it is 4 subscriptions to AppleTV+. I use Apple Music a fair amount. My wife likes Apple news. We all benefit from the extra storage even though that is not an "in your face" kind of benefit. The kids prefer Spotify to Apple Music apparently due to a set of compelling features on that platform that I can't articulate. We dont use any of the rest of it to any extent. It's marginally cheaper than paying for the individual services we use. My kids love it though, because they dont have to pay for anything