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Misleading headline Apple's iOS 12 installed on 80 percent of compatible devices That's not the same thing as show iOS 12 as installed on 83 percent of devices released during the last four years I have older but compatible devices that I don't both…
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lkrupp said: seanismorris said: IPad mini was released: November 2, 2012 iPhone 5s was realeased: September 20, 2013 Maybe this was a premature breakage to get the iPad mini folks to upgrade. Oops. Yep, just like clockwork some as…
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fallenjt said: And Tesla P85D would live these in the dust with its ludicrous mode...yeah talking about 2.8 seconds ... Porsche claims a 'ring time on par with some of the best super cars. Last time I heard, Model S's time was on par with …
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Just give me "ENTER to send" in Messages and I'll be happy. Anyone tried this?
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I've always wondered how this accurately represents actual usage. The statistics come from App Store usage. With more and more apps requiring newer OS versions to run, devices on older OS have fewer reasons to visit the App Store.
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thataveragejoe wrote: » Regardless of device or type, if you can physically alter it, odds are you can get to the data eventually. The whole point of encrypting the drive is that, in the unfortunate case where a malicious party gets physical ac…
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Remember the pre-iPhone era? History is repeating itself. Back then PCs were the central to how people use technology. So manufacturers tried to cram what worked on PCs into smart phones, while others tried to cram PCs into tablets, and both…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Suddenly Newton Snow Leopard's running just fine. Except when you need to develop and test against the latest iOS SDK, then you need the latest XCode, which Apple doesn't let you run on perfectly capable …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil No, it just gimps all software because it CAN'T take advantage of the new hardware. Since when did Apple hold back software on new hardware because they had to suppor…
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Quote: Originally Posted by marcusj0015 But theres no reason to keep that ancient, slow phone around, just allow the iPhone 4 to be gotten cheap with prepaid phones. That's actually great because 3GS will keep Apple iOS engine…
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If the new Macbook Pros are going to be released alongside OS X 10.8, it makes you wonder why the retina-ready icons have sneaked into 10.7. It leads to two guesses -- 10.8 won't be ready by the time Macbook Pro ships, or there is gonna be a retin…
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Keep in mind that iPhones have always used 3:2 aspect ratio displays. A 4.6" with a 3:2 aspect ratio will be quite huge. The 4+ inch phones currently on the market are mostly 16:9, which is long and narrow (relatively speaking). If the rumor is t…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Ireland The US Congress has no business telling China how much they should or shouldn't pay their workers. It's a moral issue, not a political one, and it's certainly not one more excuse for the US to police the world.…
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You can almost hear the Windows crowd revolting, "who says Apple invented online purchasing of software??? Reality Distortion Field strikes again!!" ... while completely ignoring the streamlining of purchasing process, app rating, software verifi…
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Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism Have you used it for it's primary intended purpose of FaceTime chats? It works great. The camera "works great" with Facetime because -- 1. people generally don't notice visual defects in motion picture…
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Quote: Originally Posted by cloudgazer Can you ever imagine wanting to use an iPad as a camera? Just from a form-factor perspective it's always going to be a third choice after a real camera or a phone. It's not about replacing real cameras w…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jonamac I just hope to goodness Apple don't get embroiled in a megapixel war with Android manufacturers in the coming years. 8MP is plenty for this calibre of optics. I'd even say 5 was. I'm glad Steve Jobs is a photog…
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Quote: Originally Posted by paxman If this is happening Apple would make the two drives invisible - or rather, appear like one. No way would Apple sacrifice usability for speed. EVERYBODY would end up complaining. Not sure what you're implying…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gary54 How are they dealing with the users directory being on a different volume than the boot volume? It doesn't sound very difficult for the unix engineers at Apple to do this. Unix has long been able to mount a p…
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Quote: Originally Posted by bjojade There is firmware in the ADAPTOR? Wow. What's even more interesting is that they have a mechanism in the adapter to update the firmware. It's not a trivial feature and for sure adds engineering effort and …