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Apple, TSMC rumored to be working on chips for a Tesla-like 'Apple Car'
Fun fact: Musk didn't found Tesla. He bought it. Perhaps not unlike Jobs and Pixar.Rayz2016 said:larryjw said:Now that Musk, the ego, is pulling out of California, Apple will have an EV manufacturing facility available for cheap. But, what about quality workers.
Is this they guy started PayPal, sold it, started an electric car company and with his other hand started another company that has who has put two sets of astronauts on the ISS with a reusable rocket that can land on an automated ship?
There's a reason he has an ego. He's earned it.
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AirPods Max delivery dates begin slipping, some into 2021
There you go. That's why Apple didn't announce these before Black Friday. They knew they didn't have the supply necessary for a real rollout.
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Apple service documents suggest new hardware release coming on Dec. 8
Surely Apple can't be rolling out new products (or significant upgrades) at this point in the holiday shopping season without having announced it already. As we've already seen with posts here, people will be annoyed if they bought a competing product without knowing an Apple alternative was coming soon. -
Apple's MagSafe wallet review: finally solves the unified iPhone and wallet issue
Why jump down his (?) throat? It's a valid concern. Obviously Apple designed with this in mind, but what's wrong with waiting for independent confirmation? Has Apple never done anything wrong with a version 1 product? (as if)lkrupp said:
And you assume this never crossed Apple engineer’s minds when they were developing this product? Really? They didn’t care if their case erased your credit card? Really?shamino said:Looks nice, but I want to see some tests about how well it will shield the magnetic stripes on your cards from the magnets in the MagSafe connector. And from the charging field, for that matter.
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Apple provides instructions to erase and restore unresponsive M1 Macs
It was accounted for. See Configurator 2.pizzaboxmac said:This is serious. An OS installation is killing the system down to the firmware!? Why wasn’t this accounted for?
This possibility has existed for every Mac (at least since Mac OS X?) and it's incredibly rare. I expect it's incredibly rare with these new Macs. But if you're the one in 10,000 who bought a new Mac and then f'ed it up, you want a knowledge article about how to get it restored. Now that article is available.
