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US Apple Watch sales and import ban: What you need to know
So... when you don't like a thing... instead of just not buying it, you would prefer that nobody else was allowed to buy it either? ... (because they're obviously wrong to be happy with the product that you didn't like!)goodbyeranch said:...I dream that This is Apple’s chance to drop the watch altogether and exit that market. ...What's wrong with you just leaving it on the shelf and letting the folks that DO like it continue to buy it?
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Mazda adds touchscreen support to CarPlay in 2024 CX-5
I'm constantly trying to touch the screen on my non-touchscreen car... just from habit (using phones/tablets/other cars) the jog-dial/button is a pain in the a$$ compared to just touching the screen. I can't believe car manufacturers thought that was a "better" idea. I will never make that mistake again.
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iPhone 15 thinner bezels rumor supported by new leak
Since Samsung has already had a model with NO bezels , I'm gonna question the accuracy of this guy's reporting.AppleInsider said:"... the iPhone 15 Pro Max will have the thinnest bezels ever found on a smartphone. "
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Why Apple uses integrated memory in Apple Silicon -- and why it's both good and bad
No... it's not about greed... it's about performance per unit of energy... efficiency.ITGUYINSD said :Charging $200 for an 8GB RAM upgrade is not a "greed thing"? Charging $200 for a 256GB SSD upgrade is not a "greed thing"? Those are up to 10X the cost a PC user with modular upgrades pays. It most certainly is part greed. But then, Apple couldn't make that $3T valuation, could they?Those modular systems you like so well require twice as much battery to get half the performance and half the run-time.If you don't care about efficiency (and that's perfectly acceptable.)... then by all means buy a modular system and heat your house with it.
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Apple refusing to unlock device, locked with an AppleID, even with POP.
Good to know the Apple ID device locking actually works... makes my stuff less desirable to thieves!
