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  • Got a new iPhone? You should look at these essential apps from the App Store

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    hmlongco said:
    One other issue is that using a password manager like 1Password on iOS 12 can the AutoFill process clunky. If you enable 1Password's autofill feature, then every time you need it you're then asked if you want to use it OR use Apple's KeyChain Manager.
    Just turn off iCloud Keychain in Passwords & Accounts --> Autofill Passwords. Problem solved.
    fastasleep

  • Review: Fibaro Motion HomeKit sensor is more than meets the eye

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    Hue motion sensor 100% has a temperature sensor. I have 4 of them and the Home app shows the temp in each room they are located in.
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  • Google's Pixel Android strategy is destroying HTC the same way Moto X gutted Motorola

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    techrules said:
    Google will keep iterating and will slowly gain share.  This is typical Google MO.   They took years and years before Chrome became a thing and now completely dominates.   Google alway comes late and when people think the segment is dead and wins the space.

    Laptops the same way.  Google Chromebooks in 2018 grew 50% yoy while Mac sales peaked in 2015 and Windows years ago.  Only one growing is Chromeboiks but took years.  Same with K12 for Google and now over 64% share in the US.

    Even search took a while as well as Gmail.  The only over night success that comes to mind is the Google WiFi.  It has taken 18 months for the Google home to over take the Alexa devices.

    Guess the other they will lead from the beginning and would guess keep it is self driving cars.   But in most cases Google comes late and takes years to domintate.
    Very few outside of education are buying Chromebooks. My kids for example use Chromebooks at school yet when I ask if they want one for personal use they laugh uncontrollably. Same thing with people I know that use them in business. They use them because they are provided but would much rather have a Windows or Mac computer. And now that the prices are rising it is a no brainer to skip the Chromebook train wreck. Also check the latest figures. Both Mac and Windows sales are up this year. Oh, and Google will eventually give up on hardware when they get bored or realize it is not making them any money. Just like they do with most other things.
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