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Is it established that the Ultra doesn’t have an as-yet unannounced integration with air tank monitoring devices?
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Why in earth would the CIA or FBI want to release details about how this was cracked? You’d think they would keep quiet hoping they could exploit the same strategy again. This doesn’t ring true.
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This isn’t grounded in reality. Just look at the antenna dimensions for satellite…
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Even if the 3nm process was ready, Apple wouldn’t jump to it. They take measured steps to have something for the next product iteration, and to hold to the margins they currently get from the (cheaper!) 5nm process. The only reason they would jump i…
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In-AP browsers are evil and Apple should reject them.
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So why didn’t the author raise a CVE? This is after all the established way of reporting and gaining traction on vulnerabilities.
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thrang said: I don't understand the mass-market use case for a foldable phone. The way the vast majority of us utilize a phone - constantly referencing and glancing at it for dozens of tasks, from morning to night, who wants to constantly ope…
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As far as we know, M1 and M2 don’t have PCIe, so I’m still curious over how Apple plan to architect more CPUs into M-series systems. Ultra uses a highly specialised interconnect to bridge just 2 SoC’s, and there have been no hints that this can scal…
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I would look to the AirPods Max for inspiration and clues for an over the head design. Much larger than anyone would have expected. Sturdy band construction. Replaceable ear cushions. Narrow target audience at launch. What if they build on this - ta…
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Overlooking all the years before she became their Apple Analyst where she forecast fear and gloom…
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How is this related to “moving further into finance”? This is an improvement to the security of cards used from Wallet. What I do see though in this and a number of other quietly made moves by Apple recently is deliberate actions towards removing a…
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mattinoz said: Do they need a special block for that? Once you take analogue out it seems a lot of the signal processing could happen in GPU. If they can make that work an Ax could be just the Mx Soc with the extra cores dedicated to being soft…
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A useful article would include links to the patents in question.
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This is a very chip-in-slot centric discussion whereas Apple’s direction is all SoC, so I might think any delay here would be associated with getting a modem functional block into the SoC itself. How far they might be trying to take this would be an…
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I think this review and others have missed what the likely market is for this model, which is enterprise. The rest of the product (especially the screen) may be a few years old but they are still good and still competitive against average Windows la…
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As with a lot of things Brexit, this is a crock. Apple will build to the EU requirement and UK customers will get that, for better or worse. Smoke and mirrors by a UK government in distress to explain any actual benefits from Brexit.
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Shortly before the iPod launched, in a moment of retail therapy I hunted around Best Buy for something interesting to buy. Everything portable was so boring. PDA’s! Little more than an address book in your pocket. Who cared about Windows CE? Just on…
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Sigh. Stop mischaracterising. Hiring someone legally is not poaching.
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cropr said: I do understand the EU. I am an app developer. From an app developer perspective, I can choose my payment system provider I want if my app is running on Windows, on Mac, on Linux and even on Android (although Google does not…
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rob53 said: The 12 and 13 should be covered under AppleCare so why would someone want to repair these phones themselves? The 11 should be on the list as well. If you bought AppleCare. Extended warranties are generally not worth buying. …