Alchemy
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PBS doesn’t need to take down working apps just because they will not know how to improve them.
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simbalion said: Notsofast said: simbalion said: Both the commenters above probably aren’t aware at how dependent modern day apps and websites are on third party analytics and behavioral analytics software. Think simple ones …
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Just because you see technical obstacles or no real need for 5G doesn't mean that it won't be a major factor in phone purchases. Network speed is the next major technical leap in the devices, if you don't keep up with it, you will die! I am in nee…
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friedmud said: Makes sens to me. I develop massively parallel scientific computing applications to run on some of the largest supercomputers in the world. Nearly everyone in this field uses Mac laptops and workstation... and then runs on th…
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Have anyone used SnapSeed? It was originally from Nik which makes the awesome filters for Photoshop. It was bought by Google and is free. It has a great selection point adjustment that will allow you adjust just the color that you select (sky, et…
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MplsP said: Alchemy said: MplsP said: I've asked this question repeatedly and have yet to see a single person answer - what legitimate need is there to have speeds in excess of LTE speeds for a smart phone? Yes, 5G is theo…
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MplsP said: I've asked this question repeatedly and have yet to see a single person answer - what legitimate need is there to have speeds in excess of LTE speeds for a smart phone? Yes, 5G is theoretically faster, but LTE is fast enough …
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This will be a death blow to iPhone sales! Some minor camera update or whiz-bang features will not convince people to buy an obsolete device. People are now on a 3-5 year buying cycle for phones (I still use iPhone 6). So what if the network isn’…
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Upgrading to 5G is critical for iPhone sales this year! We all know that it will take time for the available networks to catch-up, but who in their right mind would pay over $1,000 for a phone that will be “obsolete” in a few years. It is all abou…