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On the other side, why do they need to test it in a public sidewalk? They would be free to do the same in 100% privacy inside or nearby the Apple Park.This may easily seem an unnecessary privacy risk, so its responsibility may easily fall on the peo…
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I would also consider 2 extra bits of related information: - Apple's CEO is one of the few CEOs that is vocal and in favor of both the LGBT community and the inclusivity theme, while the current POTUS is openly opposing both;- one of the key guests …
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A slightly different name, such as "iPhone E" (Entry) could also be useful to justify a slightly higher price, rather than adopting exactly the same launch price of an iPhone SE3 with a 128G storage memory, throwing in not-so-SE-comparable specs, su…
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Now that we have new Apple Watch models, I can't find what's the status with ECG and the whole legal fuss with AliveCor which involved a US import stop for some Apple devices.ECG seemed to be a central part of Apple health monitoring message, but no…
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I bet this new OpenAI app will be set to require the latest Apple silicon iterations, despite not being an Edge AI deployment. A clever push for widespread Mac and iPhone hardware upgrade. That could be the real deal behind the Apple-OpenAI agreemen…
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Mmm.Still the patent covers hardware and software for that function.Would (temporarily) removing the software be an acceptable solution?Or would it be similar to selling the watch just with zero charge battery level, therefore with no blood oxygen f…
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If the Masimo patents are related to hardware and software, then removing just the software might not avoid the violation.After all, a device that still carries hardware for a (temporarily) forbidden service could have that service reactivated at an…
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Apple will continue the discussion to ensure that the model [iPhone 12] is not discontinued.Yet the very same day Apple discontinued the iPhone 12, no longer for sale on Apple website globally.
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I propose an alternative interpretation to the news above: a proper bus mainboard holding extension boards, each extension board including both RAM and Apple Silicon processors.In this way each extra extension board (RAM+M2) would simultaneously ext…
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geekmee said: viclauyyc said: Break up Meta is not good enough. They better off just shut down Facebook. It is bad for humanity and mental health. Uh, that would be outside their scope or constitutional mandate. It’s not their job …
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Releasing such an information in breach of secrecy agreements may produce, and it did, a sudden spike in the involved company shares. It therefore may be just a greed matter from C-level management.
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PSA does not exist anymore: PSA and FCA (Fiat) merged together into Stellantis on 16 January 2021.
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ARM recent vulnerabilities (incl. Checkm8, Spectre and Meltdown) surfacing in past Apple silicon efforts, including the currently pervasive T2, are concerning indeed. Hope Apple is finally reacting to such Achilles’ heel in its Apple Silicon strateg…
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Facebook should better be concerned about their own 90% privacy fee they impose.
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Why don't they ask car makers to exceptionally dematerialize cars right before imminent accidents, so everybody's happy.
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The $399.99 price for the iPod Touch X Generation is an interesting coincidence with the rumored price of the forthcoming 64G iPhone 9/SE2. On the other hand it is definitely too high for an iPod Touch to be sold along a new A13-based 64G iPhone 9/…
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GeorgeBMac said: 9secondkox2 said: The heck? Whoever is opposed to me easily accessing MY HEALTH RECORDS is scum. Actually, they aren't your records. From a legal standpoint, the healthcare provider owns them. In truth, they …
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zimmermann said: This isn’t in any way connected to the other great thought of making a sort of mesh wireless connection between many phones when in a large area no cellular connection is available? I.m.o. this is also connected to the U1 …
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As seen in Ridley Scott's "Alien" movie series...
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A strict application of DMCA would have prevented cases like the DieselGate scandal to became public. Almost all of us are happy that somehow the DieselGate and also the ToTok cases have become known by the public. Maybe that's a case of higher publ…