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Beats said:

harry wild said:

A month behind schedule.  Better have either a iPad Mini and/or better yet iPad Mini Pro!

I wonder how long Apple will keep this month behind streak? Forever now? WWDC in July??

How is this a month behind? Leakers said March and it came and went. Until Apple announces it it’s only a rumour. 

ihatescreennames said:

dysamoria said:

Well, thanks for the heads up. I’ll obviously be disabling THAT setting.

If you subscribe to Apple News+ why would you turn that feature off? That doesn’t seem obvious to me. 

I don’t subscribe to AN+  Sometimes I get links in an email for a publication I subscribe to that will open in AN. Other times I’ll get a link forwarded to me for an article from the same publication and it will open in the website for that service. To me, viewing on the website is worse than viewing the same article in AN and I would like it more if the article opened in AN. 

I do subscribe to Apple News+ and at first the jump from the website to AN+ was a surprise.  I’m used to it and it’s no big deal for me as I pay for it anyway.  I’ll read what I want.  I have had an issue before (don’t know if it’s now fixed) when I sent the article directly from AN+ to a non-subscriber and they couldn’t read it.  If they don’t subscribe, I’d expect them to get the original site and their paywall (if present).  I just attempted to access the same website he showed (The Atlantic) and it displayed in Safari as expected - no redirection.  Until the official iOS 14 is out there’s no point in starting something that may not see the light of day.

I’d prefer companies to make cloth reusable/washable masks. One I particularly like is PADI (padigear.com) (the scuba people).  They make masks out of recycled ocean plastic (waste) and they’re light as well as come with 5 carbon fibre filters. 

Apps don’t even have to use Facebook login. If they use Facebook analytics they’ll have the same issue. And a lot of them do. It’s a cheap way to get analytics to improve their user base. 

robin huber said:

What I want to know is when are sit-down restaurants in the U.S. gonna get with the program? Nice getting cash back at fast food favorites, but I want to get something back on my fine dining bills where it really matters. Probably have to wait until we catch up with the rest of the world where they bring the wireless terminal right to your table. 

They still don’t?? Damn. Then again I was in Texas once and told the waitress I was going to use credit. So she asked for my card then promptly walked away with it! I nearly ran after her until my American friends said that’s normal. They aren’t allowed to take the card out of sight of the customer in Canada.