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Amazon acquires smart doorbell manufacturer Ring, HomeKit still on the way [u]
jcwacky said:fallenjt said:It's a doorbell camera. Who cares if it's HomeKit, Alexa or Google compatible as long as it has the app. You don't need to set scenes for doorbell or turn on/off. It's always on with motion detection. -
iTunes Store to stop working for first-gen Apple TV & older Windows PCs on May 25
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Apple's first million HomePods now shipping from Inventec - report
jsmythe00 said:Glad they are back on schedule. Sadly though, I don't see this product being successful. I think they priced themselves out the market.
I don't get apple sometimes. Airpods are GREAT. What made them even greater is they priced them extremely compettitve. Same with the iPad. Apple watch was slightly overpriced. But this...it's a crippled device at premium price.
Fix the price and allow third party music -
December Apple updates fixed 'Meltdown' & 'Spectre' vulnerabilities on older Macs [u]
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Apple hit with lawsuit after admitting to slowing down iPhones with depleted batteries
I am a complete and total Apple fanboy and I am proud of it. That being said, I have a problem with this "feature." I do not question their intentions or reasoning. What I do question is the transparency. We are strongly encouraged to update our devices every time there is an update available.
We should be told if we do update the device that we will experience a "slowing down," if the battery is degraded. It should be clearly outlined what is considered a degraded battery. How many charging cycles? Then we can make our decision about updating with the knowledge of what we should expect.
This has nothing to do with the slowing down of the phones to protect us from crashes. Whether that is true or not, really isn't important to this. Because in truth, we all place different values on how our devices perform and what is important to us.