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What's new in macOS 10.13.5: Messages in iCloud
Thanks, but I don’t see the iCloud feature in the Account section.LaraCroft835 said:
On your Mac go to Messages app > preferences > Accounts tab > and enable messages in cloud.macseeker said:I don't see the Messages in the iCloud setting in Messages Preferences. Mac Pro 5,1 (Mid 2012). Updated to macOS 10.13.5.
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Starbucks' nationwide bias training will use iPads
Thanks.
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Huawei beats Apple in China-focused corporate reputation survey
Apple isn’t paying enough bribes.
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AI-powered Google News debuts in iOS App Store, replaces Google Play Newsstand
Nope! No Google News for me.
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Samsung, Micron, Hynix sued for alleged DRAM price fixing
I don't think you're understanding what I said. Rephrasing what I said is: Apple is a consumer of DRAM. As such they can't be sued.tzeshan said:
The defendant only has to prove that Apple and all other Android smartphone makers caused tremendous demand. The lawsuit failed to say how Samsung and others decreased production. The lawsuit has no merit.macseeker said:
Aple is not a manufacturer of DRAM. Thus Apple was excluded.tzeshan said:The law firm forgot to include Apple in the law suit. Apple doubled the base memory of iPhone to 32 GB from 16 GB in iPhone 7. Since Apple is the leader in smartphone, all Android smartphone copycats followed. This caused a tremendous increase in NAND demand thus a supply demand imbalance. Similar thing happened in DRAM.
