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Apple TV+ 'See' with Alfre Woodard, Jason Momoa premieres in California
blastdoor said:This has “flop” written all over it.
I’m more optimistic about the Steve Carrel show though -
Apple's 2020 iPhones rumored to have smaller notch, wider 5G antennas
Fatman said:Apple, while you are removing the bezel, please bump screen resolution to 1080 on the iPhone11 successor! -
Sleep tracking may be coming to Apple Watch soon
macxpress said:StrangeDays said:macxpress said:sebnolan11 said:flyingdp said:Ok. Cool. But when do you charge your watch? I wear it all day and charge overnight. -
Sleep tracking may be coming to Apple Watch soon
netrox said:I am one of the wearers to bed because I need it for sleep monitoring and also for alarm. I use AutoSleep which monitors my sleep movement and my heart rate. It's amazing. I recharge mine while I shower. -
Apple Card vs Amazon Prime Rewards Visa: which credit card offers the most cash back and b...
GeorgeBMac said:ndirishfan1975 said:chasm said:In addition to avoiding fees on any card by paying the balance promptly within a month, paying regularly and promptly also does wonders for your credit rating, though to really maximize your credit rating, it's best to (occasionally) carry a small outstanding balance for a quarter ever few years. People who religiously pay zero interest because they are so prompt in paying off their debt don't get the best ratings from the CC companies for fairly obvious reasons, but there's no need to pay very much interest if you are careful in when it's worth paying off a balance a bit slower than "all at once within the month."
Actually, having a loan that you pay on regularly boosts your credit score. When I paid off my student loan my credit score dropped 35 points within a month. So, in a sense, paying interest boosts your credit score.