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Suckers, it's 4,99€/m here in Germany...
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A margin drop of 8.5 to 9% isn't sustainable for the investor crowd. That made me laugh really hard. For one Apple has ridiculous gross margins, more than pretty much any other company in the world, a reduction may not be great but "not sustainable"…
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The killer feature of this update: Updates from the App Store are finally as quick as they should be. Almost too quick, the update buttons (and changes) shift quite a bit when installing a ton of app updates.
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This is confusing as hell. Here in Germany Apple already requires the birthdate to register accounts and it requires the credit card (in order to cash in on wrong settings not for security reasons!). Kids under 16 cannot use Apple wallet, not even f…
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hmlongco said: People say they want one. Apple makes one. People don't buy one. Apple stops making one. Rinse. Repeat. People did buy it, one dealer I know told me that they sold more iPhone Minis months for months than any other non-Apple or Samsu…
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You're so horribly misguided in your smear piece but one question that keeps on popping up in my head: Why the frog do you even give a shit? Cui bono? As you've said so eloquently yourself: We Europeans have not requested your opinion and are even l…
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dutchlord said: Why turnnon Siri? Siri is a joke. Understands not even simple questions. No match to e.g. Google Assistant. Yeah. It sucks, unfortunately it's a hard requirement for CarPlay... I'm certainly not going to replace a mild spy…
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lotsacaffeine said: I’m not sure I understand all the fuss. Siri sends contact names to Apple to process requests, at the time of the request. It doesn’t upload your contacts en mass when you toggle Siri on… Excerpt from Apple’s privacy sta…
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I have got iPhones with MagSafe and without MagSafe and I couldn't care less about the feature. There're very few use cases where MagSafe represents an actually useful feature and a whole lot more where it is actually an anti-feature, for instance t…
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In reality, I think a solar hat or blanket would make more sense and would be much more practical.You know that's actually a thing?!? thttps://us.ecoflow.com/products/solar-power-hat About glasses: With (prescription) glasses being way too expensiv…
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I'm very enthusiastic about this braindead nonsense not being available in the EU, not working on my mobile Apple devices and the ability to permanently keep it off on my computers. As long as there's real intelligence in this body, I'll happily abs…
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The only problem with parental controls is that they're so halfassedly implemented that they're close to useless. There're whole guides explaining in detail how to circumvent them with ease and yet Apple decides to do shit about it, e.g. https://www…
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I for one do want a smaller phone but certainly not the iPhone 17 Slim but rather the iPhone 17 Mini! I still think it was the perfect form factor but unfortunately I have to take what's available. And yes: I also do want better battery life, but I …
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mike1 said: It's worth noting that Home Depot did not accept any type of contactless payment options. It wasn't only Apple Pay that wasn't available. Of course. Basically the title should read: "Home Depot and H-E-B are finally arriving i…
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I don't want to spoil the party here but the only reason why the older chips supposedly can't do "AI" is the lack of memory which Apple traditionally has always skimped on because the few dozens cents extra would have totally killed their margins...…
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StrangeDays said: I'm in the breach, awesome. Arguably worse than the highly covered Windows BSOD issue last month, but next to no media coverage. I guess if it doesn't make you miss a flight nobody cares. Well, the Windows issue affecte…
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zimmermann said: Is this about a data breach in the USA? How about passwords in other countries? Yeah, this is mostly about the USA. But as we all know, that the center of the world anyway and everything applies to all other countries in t…
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A recent data breach exposed sensitive information including social security numbers for billions of people globallySure, leaked social security numbers for billions of people globally... for a concept that is very much unique to the US (and of cour…
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dewme said:That said, even when you pick who or what you believe to be the best with little regard to price, failure can still occur. This is why any software vendor’s claims of “never been hacked” always needs to be viewed as a statement of intent…
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This notion that 1Password no longer allows you to sync in the ways you had previously comes up every time 1Password is mentioned. Is simply offering an optional subscription really that offensive to people? I now use it because of the added benefit…