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I can't understand why Intel is pursuing this. I can understand that apple's success may be affecting the sales of some of the higher cost PCs but shouldn't that be an issue for Dell or one of the pc big-boys to address rather than one of the compo…
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That top one looks like kenny from south park!
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You know you’re in the right when Microsoft is on the opposing side!
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I believe the issues tile has with Apple is that they have closed off the U1 chip to competitors and tile’s own software is turned off by default and reminds users that they are being tracked where as ‘Findmy’ is turned on by default
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Was it a mistake or was it another ‘let’s boil the pi$$ of the fanboys’ viral-marketing - cos it it was the latter it seems to have been jolly successful!
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I think phuckerberg is working his way through the seven stages of grief!
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Why not just inflict pain on those selfish users who choose to tick no?
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The more he stamps his feet about this the more the public are educated on how fb works and are more likely to refuse them access. It’s all great news for Apple, along with the hoo-ha about the FBI back door, it shows them as the champion of user …
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Considering how much they examine and emulate the iPhone, I guess it’s best to stick with what you know!
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Musk is one of the most over-rated businessmen in any industry and Tesla shares are so obscenely overpriced that their inevitable fall from grace is only a matter of time. Tim was right to not even entertain him.
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Apple has given the user the choice to opt in or out of Facebook (and other apps) advertising so it’s them who Facebook should be addressing in their ads. Facebook are pushing for the user not having the option to opt in to targeted advertising and…
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Can you turn the straps over so effectively having two colours to choose from with one strap?
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h4y3s said: I’ve played with the braided Sport Loop in the store and it feels quite lovely and sturdy, folks that have bought one seem to really like it. I will be purchasing one too to go with my stainless steel (series5) watch. What’s t…
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I own a hotel and pay Booking.com 18% (plus 20% Value Added Tax) for the total value of any guests they send us. Which works out to about a quarter of the value of the stay, just for advertising! Apple’s 30% for hosting, advertising and providing …
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The new market-friendly name for Apple silicon has to be AppleCore 🤔
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In the UK the Costco has been accepting AP for months, without limit. Also of interest, Aldi has removed the £30 limit for AP transactions only - they accept GP but it is still restricted to the same £30 that the physical card contactless has impos…
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Cute move: everyone here now knows their logo, their name and what they make. It's highly unlikely they will get anything from apple but they have already won in the brand recognition game. Hats off to them on getting us all to play their game.
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I've just come back from a fly/drive tour of California/Nevada and used ApplePay exclusively on my Apple Watch, to the point where I didn't need to use my physical card once! It was quite surprising to me how many people in stores, including big na…
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I've been using FitBit for about 3 years or so now, but in that time I have had to purchase about 4 FitBit Ones, the Aria scales and just this last December decided to upgrade to the FitBit Charge. In the last 6 months I found that the almost-week-…
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Soli said: gremlin said: Let's be honest: some older people are dicks! Add into that an air entitlement going into the interview with an 'I'm so qualified that you're lucky I even applied' attitude, I could see why he may not have b…