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Motorola Razr revival with foldable display could cost more than an iPhone XS Max
I'm actually quite intrigued by this. I was always a big fan of the original, owned 2 of them. The last non Apple phone I owned was a Motorola V9 RAZR2, which was a great phone. Loved the external touchscreen display for music. So yeah, quite interested to see what they do with this.
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iPhone XR is topping XS & XS Max in sales, says Apple's Greg Joswiak
They do. I trade in phones every day (I work for Rogers) to reduce upfront costs. Hell, when I bought my iPhone XS Max, I traded in my iPhone 7 Plus for $380. Only paid $179 for the XS Max. Every carrier does it. In Manitoba anyway. I saw an iPhone 8 Plus get traded in for $440 the other day, and some guy traded in an iPhone X and got $700 towards a new XS. So, the possibility is there.canukstorm said:
That is an amazing deal. Wish Canadian carriers did the same thing.avon b7 said:
That was an amazing deal. No signs of anything along those lines from carriers where I am.CantRememberUsername said:Curious, though ... I bought an XS Max and Verizon gave me an XR for free.
I received both on XR launch day.
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Apple's new 11- & 12.9-inch iPad Pros sport a massive redesign and gain Face ID, USB-C
I’m almost terrified to see the price of these new iPads.
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What happened with Apple's wireless AirPower charging pad, and why
You’d probably literally need Time Machine backups for that to work properly hahaha.williamh said:Great Scot! They should have gone with the flux capacitor instead of the flux generator. They could have simply taken the battery back in time to when it was charged.
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Looking at the rumors around Apple's 'iPhone 9,' 'iPhone Xs,' AirPower and more
What exactly is being “sentenced to die”? All iOS 11 devices will work with iOS 12. Mojave is limiting the Macs that will run it, but it’s not like Apple will discontinue support for High Sierra or even Sierra on release day. The original Apple Watch won’t recieve watchOS 5, but come on, it’s not like watchOS 4 is ancient software or anything. A tad overdramatic I’d say.ivanh said:12th Sept is the day some older but working fine machines sentenced to die because they will not receive any further OS updates for security and thus not safe to use any more. Isn’t it “planned obsolescence”?
