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EU law requiring easier iPhone battery replacement inches closer to enactment
Mostly typical anti-EU answers.I know, I know: we are late, we are retarded, ... and all that stuff that will hinder us Europeans to be as amazing as Caucasian Americans living North of Mexico and South of Canada.That's OK.In the meantime, we'll have USB-C and replaceable batteries in the iPhone soon enough
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Apple's Irish subsidiary rakes in $69.3 billion profit from global operations
Let’s make sure Apple pays the fair 15% taxes
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Apple debuts $999 iPhone X with OLED Super Retina Display & Face ID authentication
To me, the really good news of the evening is twofold:
- 2 hours longer battery life
- the fact that X is barely larger than 8 with more screen size than 8+
Well done on that (especially the latter)
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Apple first went public 36 years ago today: now up 18,492 percent
I must have missed something: Apple owning Android now ?
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Irish legislature invites Tim Cook, other Apple execs to hearing on $14.5B EU tax ruling
Well, we're grown ups here in Europe: mind your business, we'll mind ours.kaipher said:Ireland's" tax breaks" (or the absence of a tax present in many other socialist countries) are only illegal to the European Union... not Irish law. Just because one country decides to become less of a burden to its people by exacting less a percentage of their LIVES (tantamount to slavery) doesn't make them a villain. The EU needs to stuff it, and look to their poster child of government-run business success: Greece.BTW: how's the US deficit doing?
