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Android collects nearly 10 times more user data than Apple's iOS
tallest skil said:gmgravytrain said:That name change boosted that company's valuation immensely. Big investors practically went crazy over that name change.
Except… it’s lower.Google services will remain and prosper and keep the company's valuation much higher than Apple's valuation. -
Apple sued over claims website is inaccessible to visually impaired users
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A year with Apple's 5K iMac: Still the best Mac for your money
eightzero said:macxpress said:eightzero said:macxpress said:eightzero said:I've been using iMacs since...well...i upgraded from a Starmax clone. I had a Duo230, and a string of Performas, but iMacs since then. Im gonna have to rethink it when the time comes. A $3000 iMac? Uhh...no.
I'm seeing really nice 4k displays for under $500. I may go with a MacMini if it gets updated and will drive a 4k display. Or make replace my MBA with a MacBook and use it in clamshell mode. Will just need to see what is available when the time comes. My needs are modest, as I do no graphics work. Kinda sad to see the iMac simply not meet my needs at an affordable price.
I really did like that Duo. I wore it out. 3 new replacement keyboards, and one logic board. I only had it for like 5 years, but it seems like it was forever. I guess you never forget your first mac.
My current iMac is a late 2009 27" version. I replaced the HD, and it is still going strong. But...it is now frozen in time with High Sierra, as it won't support Mojave. That's fine - there actually isn't anything in Mojave I must have. And I am most definitely not complaining about a desktop computer that meets my needs for nearly 10 years now.
My wife has been an iMac user for about as long as I have. I got her a 2015 21.5" a few months ago (like $600?), so she is good for a while. An iMac fits her needs really well too, and she is good for many years now. It was a no-brainer when it was time to replace, but I'm not so sure going forward. -
A year with Apple's 5K iMac: Still the best Mac for your money
I have a serious question:
"I personally prefer using Google Chrome as a browser, and even with 40GB of RAM, the fans can sometimes kick up really loud when I'm researching and opening a bunch of tabs at once."
I find Chrome to be big, slow, battery hungry program with no tangible benefits over Safari. When I launch Chrome (basic install, no add ons) on my iMac Pro, it takes about 5 seconds (VS about .2 seconds for Safari). I don't see the appeal.
What is it people like about Chrome? -
Hands on: Can the Wyrex Qi charger beat out Apple's AirPower?