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Contradictory iPhone 11 Pro drop tests reveal easily breakable/highly durable glass
Use Apple Care to get the screen replaced cheap. Eat the cost of the back panel, or cover it with a case.Death said:I wonder what do these youtubers do with the broken phones after drop tests?
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Xcode confirms Apple Watch S5 CPU is the same as S4, 10.2-inch iPad has 3GB RAM
I doubt that. The new device has the same A10 processor as the old one. Not even the graphics, since the GPU is on the A10 chip as well.AppleInsider said:
During the same September 10 event, Apple also launched the new 10.2-inch iPad, which is meant to take the spot of the existing entry-level model. Apple says it's twice as fast as the previous model, and it contains a new 10.2-inch Retina display. It's also the first non-Pro iPad to feature Apple's Smart Connector.
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Editorial: It's time Apple allowed third-party Apple Watch faces
No, but an app isn't a watch face. It will function differently. Unless you force the last app used to always display, it won't show up when you wake your watch. And every time you use another app, you'll have to relaunch your not-face app to get it to display again.retrogusto said:Is it forbidden to make an app that displays the time and other data that might otherwise be shown on an officially sanctioned watch face?
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Garmin takes on Apple Watch with OLED-based Venu, Marvel wearables
Pulse oximetry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_oximetry?wprov=sfti1coolfactor said:1983 said:I do wish Apple would incorporate the comprehensive suit of health monitoring features as the Garmin does as standard. Blood oxygen saturation and stress in particular.
How do they measure oxygenation without taking a blood sample?
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OpenID Foundation says 'Sign in with Apple' has critical gaps, urges changes
The security of the login and what is done with the data that is made available by that login are two separate things. This article is about the former, not the latter. The login security is of critical importance. Screw that up, and the whole system could be compromised.rob53 said:I'm sure Apple and developers will find most of the issues before its released. Comparing Apple's implementation to Google and Facebook logons is like comparing a locked door to an open one. OpenID can complain all they want but lets hear their assessment about logging in with Facebook and Google. I highly doubt Apple will be logging any personal data and will not be selling anything while Facebook and Google are guaranteed to be selling everything they get.
