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Most expensive in-app purchase ever: Apple Pay used to buy $1 million Aston Martin
"Upping the value of the Aston Martin was the fact that it was a right-hand-drive silver birch model with read leather trim." How do you read leather? Is it printed, like a book?
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Samsung may beat Apple to the punch with global live TV subscription service
Pretty well actuallybobschlob said:
LOL. Apple invested "billions" in Beats. How'd that turn out?cali said:Samsung willing to scrape pennies for market share.
i say Apple invest billions in an exclusive movie/TV/Game studio and destroy these scumbags.
http://www.statisticbrain.com/headphone-industry-market-share-statistics/
http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6836561/apple-music-spotify-subscriber-count-analysis
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Google at work on Amazon Echo-like voice device codenamed 'Chirp'
3 million? FTFA "Amazon is also estimated to have sold some 3 million Echos"SpamSandwich said:
You'd be surprised how many people are willing to allow Amazon's Echo to listen 24/7 inside their houses.dick applebaum said:
Yeah ...
We really want Google (or Amazon, for that matter) listening to everything going on around us ... /s
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Newly-revealed date glitch may render some iOS devices unusable
According to the video, yes they are bricked. There is no hope for recovery. Even connecting to a computer and doing a DFI doesn't work. They have to be replaced by Apple.foggyhill said:I;m pretty tired of the word "bricked" being used so liberally. These thinks are not bricked at all. Brick means there is no possible recovery.
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Apple Maps vans operating around the clock in run-up to 'iOS 10' debut
"Find Yoga One" works great for me. No need to specify "in maps". It will use maps when you ask it to find something. Save yourself 2 unnecessary words and endless frustration.patchythepirate said:
Apple Maps and Siri are terrible, and it seems mostly related to intelligent (or no so intelligent) search.* I'll ask siri a simple thing like "find yoga one on maps" and the response will be "searching the internet for 'find yoga one on maps.'" Unbelievably stupid. It's especially frustrating as someone who avoids google at all costs, and thus uses Apple Maps exclusively. I'm not the first one to point this out.. if you don't use the EXACT phrasing and abbreviation, you're usually SOL, which is ridiculous for the most powerful company on the planet, particularly one that cares so much about its products. I will point out that the aesthetics, layout, and flow of Apple Maps is excellent.volcan said:It is not a Maps problem per se. It is a Siri problem. I didn't have the Maps app open. Siri opened it in response to me asking "where is the ...?" I have reported other errors and omissions to the Maps team with some success in resolving other issues.
