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Apple's Messages target of new Uniloc patent suit
Eastern Texas District Court says it all.
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DOJ urges Supreme Court to return Apple vs. Samsung patent case to lower court
Most here didn't read past the first line and certainly didn't read the source article.freerange said:
First of all, that's an ignorant comment. Secondly, the DOJ was actually supporting Apple's position if you took the time to understand the article.thewhitefalcon said:I guess Apple hasn't paid enough to the DOJ/DNC, so they're retaliating.
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DOJ urges Supreme Court to return Apple vs. Samsung patent case to lower court
Did you actually read the article? Essentially the DOJ is telling the Supreme Court to not bother since Samsung's argument is weak. That's hardly unfavorable.thewhitefalcon said:I guess Apple hasn't paid enough to the DOJ/DNC, so they're retaliating.
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Apple supplier Broadcom forecasts sales surge in preparation for upcoming 'iPhone 7' launch
Define serious editing? All too often I find cameras to compress shadows and highlights way beyond what I would like which is recoverable with RAW. I'd hardly call that serious.goofy1958 said:
RAW is a waste of time unless you are doing some serious editing of the photos, and he's right that it doesn't look any better than jpg on a regular computer screen. For 99% of people, just using the jpg will be more than they will ever need.gatorguy said:I read Rockwell's reviews too but IMO it's not unusual for it to look as tho he's set his opinion first then picks the facts that support it. Example: Would you say that RAW is a waste of time and effort, just shoot JPG's? I wouldn't and I'll guess you wouldn't either but that what Ken Rockwell believes, and supported by supposed facts:
"Raw is a waste of time and space, and doesn’t look any better than JPG even when you can open the files."
He doesn't seem to have a great reputation or garner all that much respect on prosumer oriented photography forums when his name comes up. Doesn't make him wrong of course but I don't think his opinion is any more valid than a whole lot of others. -
With Touch ID rumored for Apple's new MacBook Pros, PC makers prep trackpad fingerprint readers
Microsoft and Google design their products around rumors on sites like these. So yea, there is a correlationwhy- said:This headline makes it seem like there's some sort of correlation between the two
