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I’m interested in people’s thoughts as I’d love a single, powerful, compact multiport charger that I can take anywhere. My concern is that Li-ion batteries prefer a slow charge, in order to keep the temperature down and extend battery life. It seems…
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foregoneconclusion said: avon b7 said: Users will benefit from having more choice and that choice obviously includes choosing not to use third party stores. It is a win win. It's the other way around. Users benefited from iOS and the …
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I think this has become very polarised. Do we ‘do what we are told’ or ‘do what the F we like’? Well, bad stuff happens in both scenarios, and sometimes some agreement and compliance is a good thing. Hence agreed laws not to kill each other, countri…
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ova said: By the way, is the current UK prime minister elected by the people? Did not think so. Your message was so unnecessarily condescending, I felt compelled to reply. In the UK we elect a government, we don’t elect a leader. Hence ‘pri…
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foregoneconclusion said: gatorguy said: There is an antitrust investigation already underway because while Apple requires third-party apps to ask permission for ad-tracking, the company doesn't have the same restriction on its own apps…
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Hey, appleinsider guys, do you know that your specs tables display really badly on an iPhone? I really struggle to make sense of them as the headings are mixed up with the numbers. It’s been like this for years!
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€50m is Much cheaper than the cost of setting a precedent of allow third party payments. They have complied with the letter of the law… It’ll be interesting to see if they ever hand over the money.
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I agree that sideloading is dangerous, not because of the inherent risk of having non-verified code, which is manageable on the same way as on iOS. The risk here, is others have said, is that companies like Facebook can delete their App Store versio…
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A well written article, thanks for taking the time to write this. Let’s hope that those disparaging of this subject don’t have children who play with Lego. I dread to think what they’ll do if their kids make a character that isn’t heteronormative… …
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darkvader said: The FAA does their job, wants to be sure planes don't fall out of the sky. The telcos whine about it. The standard in aviation isn't "proof of harm" - it's "as close as possible to proof that there is no harm". And if there's…
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mbdrake76 said: M68000 said: Why are people so up in arms about this? If you have nothing to hide why are you fighting Apple’s attempt to make the world safer from criminals and sick people? This “ceo” made the amazingly stupid comm…
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There is a point here. AirTags different from other products because they are on keys that parents often give to kids to play with AND the case can be ‘just’ closed but then easily opened by accident AND there is no screw to hold the battery in like…
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CheeseFreeze said: It’s a tough balance. Apple here is doing this for consumer privacy reasons, however on a corporate level it’s also a strategy to weaken competition or at least influence them heavily out of self-interest. It’s a slippery s…