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I have only one explanaation: there must be TWO Ming-Chi Kuos covering Apple now! Don't believe me? Well, here's Ming-Chi Kuo #1 from just six weeks ago: In a new Medium post, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says U.S. shipments of the Apple Vision Pro are exp…
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AppleZulu said: With all that, it's hard to understand why no one, in some category or another, has ever adopted Apple's "in house" design paradigm as the best way to compete with Apple. It's certainly a harder uphill climb to get there, but …
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A tough year to be an Apple news site reporting on iPhone rumors. We're just 4 1/2 months out from new phones and the rumor mill is pretty dry... not sure if it's because Apple has plugged the leaks or if the changes are few and unexciting.
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Well, that didn't take long, did it? Not even three months after the Vision Pro delivered and Meta -- which had an 8 year head start on Apple in headsets -- just flew the white flag of surrender, err, I mean, "opened the Meta Quest platform to third…
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wdowell said: "Apple Vision Pro is revolutionizing surgical procedures worldwide" Can we just take a chill pill on the hyperbole The headline is totally misleading. We have ONE guy using it. OR... you could read the WHOLE article which i…
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Calculator improvements? Wow! I've been reading that Apple was going to be dropping its AI bomb on us at WWDC, and I guess this proves the rumors are true! Gosh, a history tape on a calculator app--it's hard to even imagine that kind of advance bein…
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The highly questionable reliability of the leaker notwithstanding, the move to 256GB would make a lot of sense... mostly because it gives Apple the chance to do what it did with the iPhone 15 Pro Max: raise prices without, technically speaking, rais…
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davidw said: charlesn said: This watch statistic, with respect to upper income teens, makes me question all the stats in this article: "However, Apple's 36% share is a drop from the 42% of the Fall 2023 and Spring 2023 surveys, and it…
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This watch statistic, with respect to upper income teens, makes me question all the stats in this article: "However, Apple's 36% share is a drop from the 42% of the Fall 2023 and Spring 2023 surveys, and it's only just ahead of its nearest rival, R…
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dominikhoffmann said: This is really disgusting. Yet another way to cheapen the marital act! The "marital" act? That's hilarious. My friend, modern humans have been around for about 300,000 years. Marriage began about 4400 years ago. So wh…
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mpantone said: Teenagers are a notoriously fickle audience so this longterm and ongoing admiration for the Apple brand over years is actually very enviable. It's not like Apple didn't have competition before (like RIM BlackBerrys, T-Mobile Si…
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But yeah, it's just an expensive one percenter toy that will never amount to anything. Will Apple ever innovate anything under Tim Cook? I guess not.
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Please... can someone walk me through this, because there must be SOMETHING that I'm missing in this insanity. Android users are willing to put their security at genuine risk for the sake of blue bubbles when messaging so they can pretend they have …
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Apple will never buy Masimo. Its market cap is $7.5 billion and the largest acquisition in Apple history was Beats, at $3 billion -- and THAT deal made a lot of sense for many reasons. Masimo makes no sense for Apple. One part of its business is hos…
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Massiveattack87 said: I bet this will end up like the Apple car. Apple just throwing stuff out there and seeing what sticks lol. Apple does not seem to be focused. Ring, the apple car, robots now.. When can we expect real things? Focused…
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wood1208 said: If iPhone SE 4 is year out in 2025 than why not replace notch with dynamic island ? Rest of hardware will be borrowed from iPhone 14 when in 2025 iPhone 17 will be coming out. Maybe because the notch looks better than Unin…
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chelin said: foregoneconclusion said: The company that funds the show having a say in the material is nothing new. That dynamic has been around since the beginning of media. Stewart himself has been known to adhere to the principles of…
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It makes sense that Apple would move to magnetic attachments for watch bands, since it could then put to use the empty spaces now needed for watch band anchor slots. But if it doesn't provide adapters to allow use of legacy bands, I think that will …
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retrogusto said: I’d be interested to see why you say the titanium would be more scratch resistant than stainless steel, which is usually harder and in my experience less prone to scratching. I did a little googling just now, and everything I…
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tht said: This sounds like a good decision. Nice to see Apple focussing. I do hope that can get the cellular modems shipped. Having every Mac, including the desktops, every iPad, every iPhone, every Watch, and every headset (both vision and a…