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Apple's 'Mother Nature' sketch was a complete dud, and didn't belong in the iPhone 15 even...
I loved it. Amusing, and full of great information that Apple customers should be proud of.And the guy who played Tim Cook was excellent!
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iPhone & Mac game engine Unity putting the screws to independent developers
Seems like changing the licensing agreement after the engine has been installed and distributed in products is a pretty severe bait-and-switch, imho. What if Apple suddenly decided iOS was changing to a monthly subscription model?This is a pretty skeevy move by Unity.
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Apple TV+ sci-fi hit 'For All Mankind' launches fourth season in November
yep, totally stoked!1. Ted Lasso2. For All Mankind3. Hello Tomorrow!4. Severance5. Mythic Questhonorable mention: Shrinking
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Thunderbolt 5 launches with twice the speed of Thunderbolt 4
The good news is the price of TB4 peripherals will eventually slide down accordingly.rob53 said:Will Intel allow others to create TB5 hardware or are they back to forcing companies to license and/or buy everything from Intel? Will this be an official standard that allows companies like Apple to use the new standard without being sued to death?
The crazy thing is Thunderbolt 3/4 is not being used that much except by Apple. USB4 is not using the top speed of USB, which is slower than TB3/4. Putting out something faster is not really going to be used by that many people because the full TB hardware is not inexpensive while USB4 (not including TB connectivity) is much less expensive. I can see TB5 controllers being extremely expensive and the only way to use that full 80Gbps is with a RAID configuration of SSDs.
Of course, all of this will use a marginally good plug and jack system (USB-C).
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tvOS 17 feature roundup: FaceTime, karaoke, Zoom, VPN, and more
Yes, all the above. You can set TV to "never" turn off. And though the Photos and Computer apps are built in for streaming and slideshows, you might have to use an app like VLC for some DLNA content.designr said:Question for TV owners:
Does TV have some kind of "always on" mode that can be used to let the TV on your TV be an information display, slide show, or anything like that?
