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Tim Cook may have met with Trump during WWDC to discuss second term priorities
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Jon Stewart reveals the moment things went bad with Apple
"When I realized it was [going] south was, there was an interview with [economist] Larry Summers," said Stewart. "And I had had the idea that using the Fed to whip inflation was ignoring the fact that so much of inflation is corporate profit."What “fact”? The core problem that drove inflation was the trillions of dollars printed and put into the system. Some corporations raised prices to keep up with demand and compensate for the increase in material prices. And there were supply chain bottlenecks caused by massive demand due to so much money floating around. Maybe Apple had a problem with his thesis because he was just flat out wrong. He focuses on the symptoms because of a lack of understanding. If a corporation is having to pay higher salaries to workers because of a shortage, and supply costs go up, and demand is high, why wouldn’t they raise their prices? -
Man ludicrously blames Apple for his wife catching him communicating with prostitutes
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Canon's RF-S dual fisheye lens will help produce Apple Vision Pro video
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Apple Intelligence & Private Cloud Compute are Apple's answer to generative AI
Impressive foundation. They are focused on practical applications of the technology for the average user, and utilizing their own servers and AS for processing this data. No other company has the hardware ecosystem that Apple does combined with the control over the processors for these devices, so they are absolutely in a unique position.