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Apple's iCloud services suffer outage for some users [u: resolved]
With the social media blackout yesterday I actually had to talk to my family. They seemed nice.NemWan said:The day after Facebook had a major outage. What's going on?
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Editorial: Senator Warren's stance on big tech breakup is dangerous politics
Elizabeth Warren and Jeremy Corbyn should join forces and take control of Venezuela.
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How to check if your flight is on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 & find the best seats on any aircraft...
Hopefully but who knows. Pretty rare for two brand new aircraft to crash months apart. The majority of the 737 Max fleets are grounded around the world. It will be interesting to see if the FAA follows suit and grounds the aircraft in the U.S.ravnorodom said:I hope this is an isolated incident. There are 371 of them in-service. Southwest Airlines has the most fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8. Source.
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What to expect from the March 25 'It's show time' Apple News and streaming video event
I don't get the hate for the Touch Bar. After I got used to it, I love it. I actually have been hoping Apple would release a keyboard with a Touch Bar to use on an iMac.MacPro said:
I wonder how many folks that deride the Touch bar actually have a Mac with one? It beats me how you wouldn't like it. As I said earlier I go to Mac I have without one and miss it and hope Apple bring out keyboards for the Mac Pro with one (and iMac I guess, I don't use iMacs so forget about them).apple inside her said:
I enjoy my Touch Bar, even just for volume control and muting.Mike Wuerthele said:
I don't see Apple surrendering the Touch Bar any time soon.wood1208 said:May be too early but 2019 Macbook Pro upgrade announcement would be nice. Will have Intel 10nm processors, WiFi 6 and other enhancements and hopefully some versions without touch-strip. No tocuh-strip makes cheaper MBP, reduce hardware complexity and less cost to repair/replace/maintain,
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Apple's AR glasses arriving in 2020, iPhone will do most of the work
Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't see the point of AR glasses for consumer use. Walking around with a personal HUD display giving directions is something I personally wouldn't use. The only fields I see AR having a big impact would be the medical field (surgeries) or military use.
