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Another new kernel flaw that Google won't fix for Android users prompts more switching to Apple's i
Regardless of the truth of the title, nothing in the article supports it.
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Samsung working to copy iPhone 6s Live Photos feature for next Galaxy S7
Nokia living photos is another example of an idea that does basically the same thing. In this case, Apple is the follower, and samesung is just really following.nolamacguy said:
did you read the article?Baldwyn said:Um. HTC Zoe, anyone? I know it's hard to believe but some things do exist before Apple "invents" them. -
Apple adds night mode, secure notes, more in iOS 9.3
Warm light has skewed toward the orange end of the spectrum and cold light has skewed towards the blue end of the spectrum. This has been common industry terminology since these industries have been around. No one here is making things up.maciekskontakt said:I am shocked at bad terminology on warm-cold in lighting. Daylight is 6500K and it is warm light most popular home light for night is 2700K-4500K that is actually cold. I hope everybody knows what Kelvin scale stands for. It is like saying that 32Fahrenheit is warm and 90 Fahrenheit is cold. You can use description of sharp or soft light, but when you mention warm or cold then use proper temperature scale. I see it everywhere this incorrect reference is on boxes with bulbs and now here. People skew proper terminology and then they think it is correct use because everybody else does this popular mumbling. Even f.lux got it wrong. Follow physics properly... do not create common lingo with opposite terms.
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iOS 9.3 for iPad adds multi-user support for students, new Classroom app
Exactly, wasting time on this takes away Tim Cook from rebuking crazy rumors for WallStreet.sog35 said:
Why? Are you hiding something from other users honey?ericthehalfbee said:LOL, I literally just posted this in the other article.
Apple needs to bring this to regular users, not just education. Having multiple users would be a great idea.
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Apple's Safari browser turns 13 years old today
Unfortunately Apple has left Safari to rot on OSX. It is the browser that supports the least number of HMTL5 elements.
