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Intel launches new Kaby Lake chips suited for Apple's MacBook Pro, iMac
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Apple's changes to macOS PDF handling stymie third-party developers, cause data loss
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Review: 'RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic' for iOS is faithful port of '90s title
fluffhead said:I loved these games when they first came out, but I just can't see myself playing it on an iPhone. -
Apple manufacturer Foxconn aiming to fully automate factories in three phases
This has been happening since humans existed. So to say all of the sudden this is going to be a major issue is absurd. It changes the landscape so people have to adapt as well. It still doesn't make it any less important to retain jobs in the US. It also is a good idea to keep illegals out and require them to play by the same rules if they want into this country. Then the biggest piece of this is those that are jobless need to WANT to work. Good luck with that. -
Chinese manufacturers not likely to follow Apple iPhone manufacturing migration to US
macxpress said:techprod1gy said:rob53 said:designr said:lkrupp said:Apple suppliers to moving to the U.S. would require them to figure out how to produce the same parts at the same price because Apple is certainly not going to pay more. That, of course, would require intensive automation which would limit the number of jobs created. And jobs is supposedly the object of this political game is it not?
I surely hope Trump doesn't get anywhere near an import tariff. The effects will be terrible for Americans. If he was wise and knowledgeable about economics, trade and things like comparative advantage, he would would to unshackle international trade even more, not restrict it. Trade helps to generate wealth and prosperity. Trade restrictions do the opposite.