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  • Apple launches woven nylon, new color options for Apple Watch bands [u]

    trumptmantrumptman
    Nice updates, it is too bad the heart rate monitor is basically useless for real exercise. I look forward to version 2 or 3 where they get it right.
    appleric

  • 'iPhone SE' predicted to be a hit with Apple upgraders, selling up to 15M per year

    trumptmantrumptman
    I would love to give another 4 inch phone size a try. I have an iPhone 4S that I have rigged to a Tmobile tablet plan for fun. The size of the smaller iPhones is great. The only thing not so great anymore are my eyes. They, and not my desire for one handed use, would be the determining factor.
    argonautpscooter63

  • Donald Trump says Apple should back down in San Bernardino case

    trumptmantrumptman
    Trump is wrong and really which politician would be right here? Hillary Clinton would be no different. I suppose Sanders can claim to be different in terms of his requests but under his economy we won't have to worry about Apple encryption because no one will be able to afford an iPhone if he is elected. 
    cornchip

  • iPhone controlled 40% of US smartphone market in 2015, data shows

    trumptmantrumptman
    We've always been an iPhone household but this year both of my sons jumped ship to Android phones. They both bought themselves the One Plus X even though I had given them an iPhone 5S an iPhone 5 as hand me downs. I love how all my stuff connects across all my Apple devices, iPad, MacBook Pro and iPhone. They own a Windows PC, Chromebook and now an Adroid phones.

    We tried so hard to raise them right.
    jony0anantksundaramlollivercornchip

  • T-Mobile adds Amazon Video, other services to controversial Binge On program

    trumptmantrumptman
    In general, it's very interesting to see the steps this global, european telecommunications company will take to prevent admitting it's underfunded network isn't scalable and can't compete without special rules. Perhaps they would have been more successful as a regional company. Still, companies that require a customer to change the way a service is consumed or the default way a service is billed might be ok in a socialist country in Europe, but in the US it's not competitive. If T-Mobile can't compete without special rules specific to themselves, including discounts on airwaves, being insubordinate to Judges orders following lawsuits filed in US Court, requiring T-Mobile employees to sign gag orders after being victims of sexual abuse, or inviting Wallstreet analysts to drink while on a conference calls with competitors, the company doesn't seem to manage itself very well. Good thing this company isn't in the home broadband business. It would be a field day if Verizon and AT&T did even one of these things.
    I can't believe this nonsense I'm reading. By definition telecom are not a true capitalistic endeavor. The bar to entry is too high and the entire enterprise is completely regulated with regard to spectrum. They have to be subject to the public interest because the public has granted certain companies near exclusive rights to a publicly shared and owned resource.

    U.S. cell rates have just started coming down to a reasonable level and a large part of that is due to T-mobile fighting the AT&T and Verizon duopoly with competitive rates and policies.

    dws-2