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Rayz2016 said:

Not sure what's more annoying: the poor attempt at spin, or the FBI thinking folk are stupid enough to believe it. 

Unfortunately a lot of people are stupid enough to believe it. Who was that cop that wanted to ban all iPhones as they are now all 'terrist fones'?

The only good news we can take from this rather breathless headline is that the FBI have defeated the dormant cyber pathogen that we heard all about.
I'm sure we can all sleep better at night knowing that. 

nolamacguy said:

holy crap that phone on top looks nearly identical to an iPhone 6. had to do a double-take.

Yeah my thoughts too. 
All of the tech press fawning over 'Samsungs amazing industrial design'.... and really they are just back to copying the iPhone?  The Verge gurgling about an Android Renaissance?

Hopefully the new iPhone this September will have a groundbreaking new design (don't ask me what it will look like - I'm not an Apple engineer!) and we will see how the Android designers fare then. I'm guessing they will somehow look pretty similar. 

sog35 said:

Here's the competition. The Chevy Bolt which will cost $30k.

Insane. Tesla must be losing $20,000 on each model 3 they sell

Quite so. I was initially interested in the Bolt until I read they are not making right hand side drive models. 
Also that price you mentioned is before stateside federal subsidies. Tesla's price is without subsides. I believe the sticker price on the Bolt is $37,000 or near thereabouts. 

 I don't remember reading anywhere that Apple said they were the 1st to do this. 

Personally this is the function I was most looking forward to with 9.3  and it certainly delivers.  I use f.lux on the Mac and have done for years. 

One thing for people to keep in mind however is that the actual act of surfing the Internet stimulates your brain as well.  Nightshift will help you get you to sleep but it won't solve the problem entirely.  

Interesting developments. 
I do think it was a good suggestion that Apple brings some legislative options to the table. 
Lobbyists do it all the time, so much so that legislators expect it.