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iPhone 16 Pro: Top 5 features that will matter the most to users & upgraders
“ Lastly, the screen may finally say goodbye to black gaps at the top. Rather than a notch or the Dynamic Island, Apple could do away with it entirely by implementing an under-display Face ID system.”I’d love to see them get rid of the notch entirely and use an under display faceid system. But o seriously doubt we’ll be seeing that on the 16. All rumors point to that option still being at least two years away.
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iPhone 16 Pro: Top 5 features that will matter the most to users & upgraders
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iOS 18 to debut Apple Passwords app
FINALLY! 😄
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iOS 18 Mail app will get huge AI enhancements & summarizations with 'Project Blackpearl'
Agreed on all of the above! AI has the potential to automate boring manual things and freeing up all of us to delve more into creative endeavors. Instead it’s taking away from artists and creatives and leaving the boring manual stuff to humans. This isn’t how this should be going.mark fearing said:The majority of the 'AI Frenzy' has everything to do with capitalism. First and foremost it gives Wall Street and companies a way to make it look and sound like they are deserving of more attention and a higher stock price. So mission accomplished. The market is dumb, and it overreacts and people, especially funds and investment banks, take a lot of cash out of this. The second thing is American Capitalism's love affair with not having employees so all profit can be cycled up to people who don't actually do work. And AI promises to relieve company of employing people so more money can be sucked from humans producing actual goods and services and put into the pockets of stock holders. So far AI has some efficiencies, in coding, and maybe research (Still GIGO). But mostly its hereto revitalize stocks. -
AirPods Max vs. Sonos Ace: premium personal audio, compared
“ This works by establishing a direct Wi-Fi connection between the soundbar and your headphones.”
It is my understanding that the Sonos headphones don’t support WiFi connections. They only support Bluetooth or wired. So I don’t believe this is correct.
