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Reports are spreading about a very specific Apple Vision Pro front glass crack
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Mophie 3-in-1 Travel Charger with MagSafe review: On-the-go convenience
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The Apple Watch 'future of health' on your wrist is likely still years away, say doctors
"The problem is, that is not accepted by the medical community and it won't be for quite some time," said Dr. Steven LeBoeuf, co-founder of biometrics firm Valencell. "The [FDA] would have to approve it and then doctors have to accept it, and then they need to get reimbursed for it. That's a long process. It's not as straightforward as one would think."The FDA gave their stamp of approval for the ECG feature arguably a much more advanced feature than the other features used on the watch. I’m confused. Does this Dr. Steven LeBoeuf know this or did he assume that is wasn’t already approved 🤨 -
Apple hourly workers feel helpless under punishing pressure & mistreatment
georgie01 said:This attitude of ‘I deserve better’ is literally ruining our societies. I’m not saying they do or don’t deserve better, I don’t know. What I do know is that ungratefulness, jealousy, and entitled attitudes lead to things falling apart. Not building things up.
It’s not even that long ago that people were grateful for their jobs, even if they weren’t ideal. Working is a privilege, but our culture looks at how other people have it better or just that we think we deserve better. Most people don’t understand that attitude breaks down the culture. A lack of appreciation ruins everything.Dignity is the problem. Not wanting more. And maybe to your point, even if they throw $1k in bonus to employees that’s an empty gesture. The whole environment needs to change in retail stores to curb the systemic problems that pervade in the retail environment. -
Apple hourly workers feel helpless under punishing pressure & mistreatment
darkvader said:Always remember that 'Genius' you think is doing such a great job repairing your computer, so much better than a third-party repair shop could possibly do, is actually working for about $13/hour. Apple does not pay store employees a living wage.