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Apple carries first-ever in-store, third-party Wi-Fi router in form of Linksys Velop
Cost is too high indeed. Anyone here on the forums know anything about Apples plans for the future regarding AirPort Extreme? Could they revive/revise them? I hold out hope that they will based upon their willingness to update the MacPro line. Now if could only get my hands on a refreshed Mac Mini 🙂rob53 said:I checked out the Linksys iOS app and it looks very similar to all the controls the Comcast xFi shows on commercials. It demonstrates how families can see how the shutdown of Net Neutrality is going to affect them. Parental controls to shut down the kids phones at dinner and prioritizing devices. What I don't like is the requirement(?) to create a Linksys user account in order to manage it. To me this sounds like all activity might be going through Linksys and there's never a reason for that to happen. I don't believe Airport base stations have ever had this requirement and if they did it was simply your Apple ID, which already goes to the company I/we trust the most.
"User account (created in the app or at http://www.LinksysSmartWiFi.com) connected to your Linksys product."
Of course my biggest issue with all of these routers is their cost.
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Jimmy Iovine says he's staying at Apple, rumors 'had nothing to do with reality'
You da man Jimmy 😎
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AT&T announces plans to launch mobile 5G service in 12 cities by end of 2018
Looking forward to upgrading to 5G Apple products...😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 -
How iPhone batteries work, and how Apple manages performance over time
Very informative. Thanks 😉
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Apple 2017 year in review: All of the products Apple announced that won't ship until 2018
A Mac Mini in 2018 is my biggest wish and a newly revised Apple Watch would be next on my list. I guess I’m a little greedy. Robert Kraft already gave me Jimmy GAROPPOLO for Christmas.
