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What Apple's T2 chip does in your new MacBook Air or MacBook Pro
Don't forget HEVC transcoding and more.
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You need a backup plan before you move to macOS Catalina
mobird said:For the regulars here on AI and the drive by visitors, do you back up and what is your method?All my live documents are either in sync with iCloud, DropBox or on an external SSD. I've upgraded 3 major revisions w/o a hitch. As an Apple Engineering alum with 30 years of UNIX experience I've never had a ``oh fuck'' moment on OS X or hell even Debian Linux. I have issues and I resolve them w/o investing in a back up solution.Sure, I'll get a NAS one of these days.
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Jony Ive's departure follows years of dissatisfaction and absenteeism
If someone at his age and experience needs a mentor coddling him and encouraging him by challenging his work along the entire process from design to finished product you have to wonder how much he really did and how much was Steve cracking the whip constantly.He would have hated working for Steve at NeXT because 95% of the time was spent at PIXAR the last three years before we at NeXT merged with Apple.
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Apple looks to rejigger Apple News+ as publishers carp over low revenues, 'unfinished' pro...
Then piss on the Publisher who has yet to fully buy into the platform, not Apple.AppleExposed said:Does it still redirect you to Safari websites when clicking "read more"?
That was the last straw for me.
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Apple looks to rejigger Apple News+ as publishers carp over low revenues, 'unfinished' pro...
It's fantastic on the iPad. It's the primary platform for News+. I imagine with iPadOS it will only become more enhanced. The Times and the Post, WSJ, and other are not Magazines. News+ is mainly Magazines and it sure as shit well worth it.stevenoz said:The two newspapers for which I would buy-in, the New York Times and the Washington Post, are not included.
Lots of women's magazines and fading stars (Time Magazine) though.
I don't think I'd like to read National Geographic on an iPhone.
But I'm sure it will appeal to some (with a lot of time).
