lesterkrimbaugh
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Even with so many demonstrated use cases, Apple Vision Pro might not yet have a purpose
Heck. I'll pay $3,500 just so I can put googly eyes on the outfacing display and freak people out.
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Texas boy's 31 cheeseburger order demonstrates why you should secure your iPhone
Or, more importantly, why the iPhone and iPad need to support multiple logins. Then your child can have a protected account.
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AirTag review: sets out to do one thing, and does it near perfectly
What the AirTags need is geofencing, specifically selectable geofencing.If I'm in a busy airport I want to know immediately any time my carryon or my messenger bag leaves my side — whether I forget to grab it of if it wanders 10 feet away.On a train where my bag is on the luggage rack on the other end of the car I want to know if it suddenly moves to the next car.I know this will drain the battery but that's why it needs to be selectable so I can turn it off when I'm in my hotel room.
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Apple Stores start selling One Drop blood glucose monitors
A couple of points about proprietary blood glucose systems:
1. The One Drop lancets (the pointy things that poke your finger) are clumsy and a pain in the butt to use, imho. They cost about 15¢/lancet.
2. The Accu-Chek Fastclix Lancing device and Lancets are easy to use, imho. They cost about 7¢/lancet.
3. The One Drop test strips run about 50¢/strip. The going rate for Amazon's generic "Choice" test strips is about 17¢/strip.
4. Amazon's generic "Choice" meter ($24) also supports Bluetooth and HealthKit.
Do the math. At 2 to 4 tests per day it really adds up.
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Powerbeats Pro are better headphones than AirPods, but won't replace them
My blue jeans have an extra little pocket in the front for my AirPods.
Good job licensing an Apple AirPod pocket to Levis.
