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Apple caves, EU developers will be able to sell apps directly from their websites
When viruses and malware start making their way onto iPhones in the EU Apple can say "see, this is what you get when you have an open platform." Hopefully, the EU will then reverse its course. I think the reason why we didn't see a huge fanfare about all this from Apple and hold some kind of mini developer PR event is because they know that this measure is semi-temporary.chelgrian said:Yes it will be a security disaster of the EUs own making. You will get exactly the malware situation that exists on non-iOS platforms. Apparently the EU commission neither understand nor care.
It's not just EU citizens who will lose someone will workout how to make the hooks to install stuff work on phones outside the EU and we'll have a wave of malware based on that.
Apple should have pulled out of the EU entirely rather than cave to a law essentially written specifically to destroy Apple's business model.
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M3 MacBook Air review: The ideal Mac laptop for Intel hold-outs
I'd highly recommend not going with 8 GB. I thought that would be enough with the M1 Air model and I am constantly running out of memory and I only have four or five apps open at a time, granted I also like to have a lot of tabs open in Safari. My M1 Pro Max with 64 GB just screams and never seems to run out of memory.jcc90266 said:I have the Early 2020 Intel i3 and am ready to make the upgrade. I use it for work, video editing and also DJ using Serato DJ Pro so some extra power will be welcome. Wondering anyone's thoughts on getting the M2 with upgraded RAM to 16gb or going with the M3 with the 8gb standard RAM.
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New M3 MacBook Air arrives with faster Wi-Fi and better performance
Apparently the Air will be able to do this via software update so I’m sure this will apply to the Pro as well.Rogue01 said:Hilarious that the 'new' MacBook Air with the same M3 chip as the MacBook Pro now supports two external displays when the lid is closed, but the M3 MacBook Pro can only support one external display. Meanwhile, all Intel MacBooks can support two external displays with the lid open, for 3 displays. Way to go Apple. And still extortion prices for RAM and SSD upgrades. Maybe Apple is listening to all the complaints to restore a popular feature that they took away when they introduced Apple Silicon.
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New M3 MacBook Air arrives with faster Wi-Fi and better performance
See you're thinking about it the wrong way, it's not an 8 GB RAM upgrade, it's just simply 16 GB of RAM. So you're paying $200 for 16 GB of RAM, not $200 for an additional 8. This is how the minds at Apple want you to think anywaytyler82 said:$200 for 8 GB RAM upgrade lol... don't ever change Apple
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New class-action lawsuit says you pay too much for iCloud
This is an embarrassment to our legal system. Don't let this person become an app developer because then they will try to sue Apple over the App Store fees!
