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Apple considering offline mode for Siri that could process voice locally on an iPhone
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Drive-by shooting suspect remotely wipes iPhone X, catches extra charges
rob53 said:It's her phone. She can do anything she wants with it. How can this be evidence tampering when the 5th amendment protects you? I don't condone illegal things but she has every right to protect her personal things. When a criminal wipes their fingerprints from a crime scene is that tampering with evidence?
I'm sure this will be used by government officials to demand that Apple disable this privacy and security feature.
You can’t just demand that the police stop using your stuff as evidence, or demand access to it to wipe your fingerprints off it.
Deleting data currently being used by the police as evidence in an ongoing investigation is a no-no. -
Apple to reportedly unveil iPad Pro, MacBook Air replacement, Mac mini at Oct. 30 event
StrangeDays said:svanstrom said:StrangeDays said:svanstrom said:macxpress said:goldenclaw said:I'm very sensitive to Apple messing with the MacBook Air model as it seems to be the last remnant of practical computing.
Is USB-C for power better? It's really not, it's consuming a valuable port and MagSafe could be argued was an excellent design. USB-C for power feels like a step backward in that regard.
I was at an Apple event recently and watching the presenter carry his new MacBook Pro around with various dongles hanging off to be able to connect devices was quietly ridiculous. -
Apple to reportedly unveil iPad Pro, MacBook Air replacement, Mac mini at Oct. 30 event
StrangeDays said:svanstrom said:macxpress said:goldenclaw said:I'm very sensitive to Apple messing with the MacBook Air model as it seems to be the last remnant of practical computing.
Is USB-C for power better? It's really not, it's consuming a valuable port and MagSafe could be argued was an excellent design. USB-C for power feels like a step backward in that regard.
I was at an Apple event recently and watching the presenter carry his new MacBook Pro around with various dongles hanging off to be able to connect devices was quietly ridiculous. -
Apple to reportedly unveil iPad Pro, MacBook Air replacement, Mac mini at Oct. 30 event
davidmalcolm said:What dongles do you need for presenting? If your projector doesn’t have USB C you just connect a USB C to HDMI cable or adapter. Other than that what do you need? You can flip slides with your phone, your watch, or a Bluetooth clicker.
You act like presenting is some sort dark magic. At home you probably already had a USB hub for connecting things to your laptop (or you should have). The ports on MacBooks aren’t really an issue unless you never upgrade your gear or just buy a thousand dongles instead of one that fits your needs.
Personally my I got a TB2 to TB3 adapter and that was all I needed.
So it's user error if they at home have a minimalistic setup without a USB hub?
You can't get away from the fact for many people a MBP has a battery that lasts all day, and that it easily fits into very slim sleeves/bags; and it's a fact that wherever you go there's already a HDMI cable ready for presentations… Not having an HDMI port on a computer meant for professionals is a bit ridiculous.