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  • How to identify all the 32-bit apps installed on your iPhone running iOS 10.3

    iSRSiSRS
    Tapping Applications does nothing for me. Am I missing something? Or are all 263 of my apps 64-bit?
    mwhite[Deleted User]

  • Peter Thiel says 'age of Apple' at its end

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    "We know what a smartphone looks like and does"

    Didn't Steve Balmer say that in 2007???
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  • What the 'Super Mario Run' in-app purchase gets you for $9.99

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    One other key point to how this is set up, at least to the best of my ability, is that while the app itself says "YES" to Family Sharing, that is just the game itself. Because the full unlock is an IAP, it can not be transferred to your kids on the same Family Sharing account.
    GeorgeBMac

  • Apple hit with lawsuit targeting AppleCare+ refurbished devices

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    radarthekat said:
    The article suggests the lawsuit will center on the definition of refurbished.  Really?  The lawsuit should focus on evidence, if there is any, that proves the refurbished product she received was NOT functionally equivalent to new.  I'd be very interested to learn what aspects of an electronic computer device, which runs all the exact same software at the same clock speeds, etc, could possibly be defined as not functionally equivalent to every other one in existence.  

    Maybe the speaker surface has deteriorated and will not last as long as a new one?

    Maybe she can somehow ascertain there's only 4,322,568 more clicks of the Home button where a new Home button would yield more lifetime remaining clicks?  

    But these are inconsequential, as a person with AppleCare could simple get another replacement should some physical part wear out sooner than a new one would have.  And These examples would not be supportive of her case, as functionally equivalent implies a part's current status, not its remaining lifespan.  If pressing the Home button on a refurb feels and functions the same as on a new device, then it's functionally equivalent.  Even if ten presses later it dies, though that would speak to the equivalent reliability aspect.  So let's see if this is where the lawyers go.
    Here is the thing, they are saying it impacts value. Yet, I have had many iPhones (and other iOS devices over the years), and sold several through gazelle or the like. Know what they NEVER ask you? Is this a warranty replacement/refurbishment device? They ask if the battery works. They ask if the screen is cracked. So on that ground alone they are wrong. And every site like gazelle is proof there is no financial difference.
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  • BlackBerry CEO says Apple's security stance puts company over 'greater good'

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    Chen says: "I think BlackBerry, like any company, should have a basic civil responsibility. If the world is in danger, we should be able to help out." How is Blackberry doing with: Running their company on clean energy, Labor, Recycling, Elimination of hazardous materials, Mining conflict-free minerals. If he truly thinks Apple isn't doing as well as Blackberry to improve their "basic civil responsibility" then perhaps a re-evaluation of his company is in order.
    He is also playing the emotion card my stating flat out false implications. Apple did, as he states, "But if you have the data, you should give it to them" - Apple gave them everything the DID have, and then provided assistance for how the FBI may get what Apple didn't.

    Tool.
    badmonkbaconstang