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Alphabet joins Apple in scaling back self-driving car plans, could launch ridehailing service by en
Agree! Wasn't serious about Google being innovative...macxpress said:
People just hear Google is coming out with this or that on the news and they just associate this with innovation. Of course the news never says anything about all the stuff they've came out with throughout the years that they've dropped.
But a lot off media/analysts were serious about the Google car and that's why this report is making me smile.
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Alphabet joins Apple in scaling back self-driving car plans, could launch ridehailing service by en
So, having heard for years Google is more innovative (like Glass and the development of a self-driving car), in the end they "follow Apple"
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Apple axes Wi-Fi router division, apparently signaling the end of AirPort
Sure, works. And easy setup. Possibly not the same speed as when near the Extreme, but good enough for the accessories you mentioned.Real question: will airport expresses work ok as wifi extenders? I have an airport extreme, but the signal isn't reaching the outside of my home where I'm trying to install security cameras (also my Ring doorbell). All the other routers on the market are pretty ugly, and I don't want to have to worry about a complicated set up, so I'm planning on picking up a couple airport expresses. Even if they might not be as efficient as the strange looking routers with antennas, I prefer to use them for the aesthetics, ease of use, and because they're Apple, and I hope Apple doesn't stop selling them.
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Apple to replace batteries of iPhone 6s units suffering from unexpected shutdowns [u]
In a lot of ways not comparable to Samsung's real "debacle".
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Sharp CEO supposedly confirms Apple to use OLED in next-generation iPhone
As a (pretended) Ducati driver, you should know there is more than specs...jaffa said:I didn't realise before I read this that Apple are still using IPS LCD - in a 2016/2017 device, that's hilarious. OLD-tech display, no HD on the small phone, no SD slot, can't copy files on and off. But, but, but you can get it in shiny black - hahahahahahahh, I have to stop or I'll wet myself.
