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Mike Wuerthele said: Afarstar said: Apple will already be importing the first batches of the 17 range. What a mess from the most idiotic President ever. I thought he was on US companies side. Not until very late August. It is po…
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fatTribble said: I spoke to 6 different reps at Apple yesterday and 3 this morning including a senior rep from AppleCare One. Their final answer is that if you’re in the iPhone Upgrade Program you cannot bundle your iPhone with AppleCare One…
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danox said: They (the UK government ) are too late Arm Holdings has been sold to the Japanese, and John Bull is down the road in Spain on a beach getting drunk with the 262,885 British Expats. I laughed at first and then I thought about it…
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ne1 said: 9secondkox2 said: Always have been and always will be the biggest fan of Apple’s monochrome metal looks (silver, grey, etc). So I’ll probably be getting the natural titanium color in September since it’s finally time to retir…
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mikethemartian said: I'm surprised they don't officially sell different colors or patterns like they do with watch bands. They reserve that for Beats right now I think. It would be nice to have different colors other than white.
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This has been going on for awhile now. Discount sales by Amazon, Best Buy and Target were common before any holiday like Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, graduation season, Valentine’s Day, and right around Christmas. Also Costco, but they don’t count be…
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mattinoz said: hammeroftruth said: There’s a lot more specific information that should be shared about these 162k people. Location, ethnicity, diet, any drug use, prescription, or recreation? Smoke or drink etc. People need to underst…
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There’s a lot more specific information that should be shared about these 162k people. Location, ethnicity, diet, any drug use, prescription, or recreation? Smoke or drink etc. People need to understand that Apple can only make recommendations base…
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Rogue01 said: "That Walmart M1 MacBook Air officially sells for $699, though it has consistently been listed for $649. This has always been a steal in our opinion based on how solid Apple Silicon is. It would be great for Apple to start sell…
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Facebook overpays for everything. It also shows that Apple intelligence isn’t far enough in development to need him right now. The trade off of having a robust model to give you what you want comes at the cost of understanding more about you and tha…
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It could be actually pretty decent if you take the processor from the 16e and put it into a laptop. Hell you could basically just put the logic board in there and add more ram to it and leave the modem and it would get decent geekbench numbers and g…
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daven said: Easter eggs were always fun. I used to put them in my shareware. I made it easier to find so even with my limited market users would find them and get back to me and other users. Too bad Jobs ended the tradition. Maybe it has been…
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More and more people are wearing both, in my observations. I’ve asked a few, and some were Appleemployees at a store near me. They all have said that it gives them important data that the watch doesn’t. They also said they don’t have to charge it as…
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sflocal said: I will say that responsibility falls on the user. Can't blame anyone else. That being said, it irritates the hell out of me that Apple's App Store has so much garbage apps and that Apple allows such apps to even exist on the Ap…
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This is where Apple intelligence should have been used, a smart ringtone generator. Imagine you give the feel of what you are looking for, like genre and mood, and it generates something you start with and then tweak it inside its own app. You could…
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I’m glad the story had a good outcome. There have been several stories of people losing their lives over trying to recover their property. AirTags are great to track where your property is, but, I would caution people to not try to recover lost or s…
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I think it has to do with two things. One, bad management of the platform and that goes back aways when Apple hired ex EA managers. If you know anything about gaming, you’ll recognize EA, and how bad its management is. They like to monetize everythi…
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baconstang said: I hope others that worked there around that time get regular check-ups. It’s kinda late for them if it’s related to toxic exposure. The damage is already done and we didn’t know that the stuff was toxic or at least the che…
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Rogue01 said: Very sad that he also died of pancreatic cancer, just like Steve Jobs did. I remember using HyperCard and creating HyperCard stacks on my Mac Plus back in the late 80s. I also noticed that and was wondering if he was exposed…
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byronl said: Seems a lot of Apple's plans have crashed in the past decade lol. That's why they're barely growing anymore. Tim is wary about upsetting Apple’s partners when Steve Jobs didn’t give a shit if they got mad. Apple got screwed b…