CrossPlatformFrogger

danox said:

So can Apple turn around and blame Microsoft for the lack of AAA games on the Mac? Is turn about fair play?

Wouldn't that be developers not wanting to waste resources developing for Macs due to Apple's proprietary software (Metal, Apples fault) and lack of market share making it not profitable? 
Basically AAA games are not on Mac because of Apple and developers, mainly Apple, not Microsoft.

I have never backed up my iPhone anyway, I always start fresh when I get a new phone. 

While Apple kept pushing for unnecessary unused horsepower in their chips Google chose to focus on AI with the Tensor chip, and Apple was caught flat footed. I remember when Google first announced Tensor and everybody talked about how it wasn't as fast as Apple's chip and Google came out and said they weren't going for speed. This article makes me want to check out the new Pixel, I know the "AI" on it will be the real deal.

I wonder what the legality of this is? I remember always hearing that recording calls without the knowledge of the other caller is illegal and can't be used for legal purposes. From my very brief read about this it has a feature that allows the other caller to consent to being recorded but who's going to actually agree to that

Sure this sounds super convenient but I'm not sure why everyone is rushing to have all of their data and identity controlled by Big Tech. I actually find it scary that one company has all your health data, personal information, banking information, and basically knows everything about you. That they'll use for their own corporate gain. There may not have been a data breach to date but the day there is, it'll be the most disastrous. I prefer my data to stay with the places that hold them now. With all that said I support regulation of big tech and think they should stay out of every industry