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App Store terms probably won't stop X from turning off the block feature
Oh, hail thee great Musk.... (bows to the great one)
Blocking gets abused too much by those that want to have the last word without hearing a rebuttal, so I applaud this experimental change.
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Latest macOS Ventura update brings a location services bug
Confirmed here. Oops, Apple.
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Encrypted iMessage chats lead to record-breaking SEC fines for Wells Fargo, Wall Street
This is so backwards! Companies should be fined for NOT protecting their communications. To be fined for using an encrypted platform is just wrong! What am I missing? -
Apple is the worst tech firm for losing staff, claims flawed report
StrangeDays said:
That sounds like absolute nonsense to me, not the least because Apple hardware has made impressive updates the past two years. Nobody can compete with the M-series, for example. As for iPhone, it matured many years ago and naturally the improvements are incremental and best examined over a period of time, not year to year.40domi said:IMO you don't need a survey to know that Apple has had a brain drain, the problem is that they've lost a lot of their top engineers and replaced the with less than average ones, which hardly surprising with the state of Universities in the West, Apple needs to recruit from the Asian countries!
It's clear with the lack of innovation and poor upgrades over the last 2 years ߘ怜t;/div>
I don't know what you consider "innovation" to be, but it certainly isn't PC laptops or android knockoffs.
Unlike software, it's important to remember that hardware development is a multi-year strategy. What we get in 2023 was likely being worked on in 2020 or 2021, or earlier. So losing workers in 2 year intervals must be a major setback to that.
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Samsung leaks that Apple is still working on an all-screen foldable MacBook Pro
Aim for where the puck is going to be. This has always worked for Apple, but it's hard to see how it can work for them with foldable and A.I. tech when the market is already seeing impressive offerings in these categories.
