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Apple, Qualcomm reach modem licensing deal to end 'no license, no chips' trial
Damn! Would have loved to hear the details of QTL double dipping and their defense. Wonder how the pending results of the FTC lawsuit played a factor.
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Everything you need to know about how to apply for and use the Apple Card
Unlike every other credit card, the Apple Card will decipher cryptic merchants codes and tell you exactly with whom you made a purchase and if that doesn't jog your memory they've also geotagged where you made the purchase.tehabe said:... Also like any other credit card I have to essentially guess which purchase belongs to which invoice or receipt. I wish this information would be a bit more verbose on the statement. Maybe even the entire invoice. So, I'm not really sure if this credit card has any advantages over the one i have from my bank.
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Apple unveils 5th-gen iPad mini with Apple Pencil support, better Retina display
As much as I love the iPad Mini, this release I a bit disappointing. It simply doesn't justify the $399 starting price imo. What about the Pencil? I'm not sure what purpose it serves to support 2 different pencils, originally hoped gen 2 was simply a replacement to gen 1 with a forced upgrade but now its more Apple Pencil and Apple Pencil Pro. Completely unnecessary, all it does is confuse consumers, give the appearance as a money grab and having another SKU that is seemingly unnecessary.
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The Nest Secure has a hidden microphone, and Google didn't tell owners for 18 months
A couple of samples:dws-2 said:Google has never been caught spying, unlike Facebook. Google does spy of course, but they so far have always been very clear and open on what information they collect. This is very, very different than Facebook, which either lies or obfuscates about how they collect and use information.
http://fortune.com/2017/11/22/google-oracle-location-data-privacy
https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2015/12/08/458460509/google-hit-with-a-student-privacy-complaint
