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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway increases Apple stake by 23.3 percent, now its largest...
Radar's got the lunch tab.
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Apple loses 'Amazing Stories' showrunner over creative differences
Well, spliffy, Silicon Valley does have a lot of drug use and adult language. I don't think Apple will have that, do you?spliff monkey said:
Don’t be ridiculous. There is a ton of fantastic programming that doesn’t require sex and violence. Silicon Valley which IS on HBO doesn’t have either. Is Pixar all crap because they’re clean cut? Think about it, if Apple wants to “broadcast” any of this material it has to be family friendly and your implication that some how PG material is all bad or not for adults is point blank wrong.SpamSandwich said:And this "sanitized" family-friendly requirement will prevent Apple from competing with Amazon, Netflix, HBO and even Disney as they ramp up their service.
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HomePod doesn't have manual EQ options, will auto-adjust based on analytics says Apple's E...
This seems to assume that every person's ears have a flat frequency response. For people who have lost hearing in certain frequency bands, this approach guarantees that the music will sound poorly. I hope they come out with an app to allow EQ adjustment for people who need or want it.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady stars in new 'Above the Noise' Beats by Dre commercial
There go sales in Jacksonville.
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Italian clothing maker defeats Apple, wins rights to use 'Steve Jobs' trademark
https://shop.tesla.com/us/en/category/apparel.htmlbloggerblog said:That’s just stupid. A brand based on someone else’s success can never carry an iota of relevance. It’s the wrong business model, right out of the door.
For example, Elon Musk is not trying to sell jeans and shirts under the name of Tesla, he is celebrating Tesla’s brilliance by using his name alongside his ideas (technology and patent intentions) to smack comfortable, complacent industries up the head.
