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US DOJ attacks nearly every aspect of Apple's business in massive antitrust suit
This is Jonathan Kanter's work. Total Socialist.
Guess Biden should hire Hunter to apply his law degree as a consultant on Government Relations. Or maybe buy a few pictures to hang up at Tim's house.
Biden's mis-Administration is the most blatantly political since the Jackson administration.
The facts are quite simple- consumers are free to buy Windows, Android, Roku and whatever hardware they wish.
Every significant cloud service is easily available to any consumer.
Every significant productivity app is interoperable.
Same for Maps, TV, Music, Books and all the rest. -
Big changes expected for iPad family in 2024
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AirPods' 2024 refresh could include two Gen 4 models, AirPods Max update
The Bose QC 2 should be the benchmark. Except the pairing advantage from the in house chip, the Bose are vastly better. The second soft ring helps the noise cancellation greatly. Better fit, clearer highs, cleaner bass, better midrange.
I am over white polycarbonate and am quite sure factory colors would sell well. -
Despite what you may have heard, don't write off the iMac just yet
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Apple TV+ may bundle with Paramount+ to cut subscriber losses
Still think Apple getting into streaming TV was a mistake and this may be pointing to a future "I told you so" moment.
If Apple wants to get serious they could buy the company that owns Paramount and get a huge library of Viacom, CBS and Paramount content. The CBS television network which includes a news division and a sports division. A laundry list of channels. The Pluto ad supported streaming service.
The collection of satellite/cable channels cover children, music, sports, comedy and much more.
By ownership of CBS they get a significant package of College & NFL Football, College Basketball to include March Madness and other sports properties.
Paramount is controlled by a private company called National Amusements that could likely be bought for pocket change. The public shares are currently less than $10 Billion, so it would be an easy pickup if Apple wants to go there.
Paramount would do much better without the meddlesome Redstone family.