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Apple appeals Apple Watch ban, citing 'irreparable harm' to its business
LIke a lot of things lawyers say, "irreparable harm" means little. It's just a verbal button pushed to push for a court response. The royalties that Apple may end up paying Masimo probably amount to only a fraction of one percent of its annual profits. It's Apple that's putting a big dent in its watch sales by refusing to settle and pay. -
Future MagSafe could transmit data and authenticate users through peripherals
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D.C. police suggest using AirTags to thwart thefts of $1000 jackets
You'd think college students whose parents could afford to buy them a $1000 jacket would have the sense to AirTag their valuables without being told. Then again, maybe not. I've never noticed any correlation between parental wealth and the intelligence of their offspring.
Better advice would be: "If you don't want to be robbed, don't dress rich." -
Apple fights NFL 'Sunday ticket' subpoena on grounds it could reveal corporate secrets
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With rare exceptions, most Mac apps seem happy with Sonoma
"On the other hand, also-frequent offender Intuit is having issues."
"Frequent offender" is right. I gave up on Intuit many years ago when it kept stalling off bringing out an OS X version of Quicken. It made promises to keep out competition but failed to deliver. That put Intuit on my 'never buy' list. They could not give away something I'd get.