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China's Coronavirus will impact Apple's business - but how much is unknown
Off-topic: I was just in Queenstown, NZ for a vacation (lovely spot!), and struck up a conversation with a young Korean couple seated next to us in a restaurant. I commented on the fact they were each holding new iPhone 11s rather than Samsung - they replied that everyone they knew preferred iPhones. Admittedly an anecdotal data point, but still... -
Gym encounter sees Tim Cook become early investor in Nebia smart shower
I got one of the earlier versions on Kickstarter. Eventually sent it back for a few reasons, primary among which you lose the ability to have a decent hand-held spray that is critical to rinsing/cleaning the shower stall. The “mist” that the Nebia’s unit emits is not at all effective in performing this function. -
Apple Maps improvements conclude with push into Alaska, Central & Southeast US
I recently had issues with Apple Maps in Kauai. Everything was close but off. Sometimes in was a block or two off. I then tried Google Maps and it was off. With my limited use in the browser it may have been a little better, but it was still off a lot more than I've experienced in the contiguous US since before Apple Maps launched. -
Wallet app hints at imminent Apple Card iPhone installment plan launch
I bought a new iPhone at the local Apple Store a few days ago. The new program is not in effect yet. It's "supposed to be" but it's not. The Apple Store rep was aware of it, had recently been trained on it, and was excited that I was going to be his first customer to charge the iPhone installment plan to an Apple card. However, as we completed the transaction it became clear it wasn't going to work. The final workaround was for me to stick with a Citizens One loan and have the monthly installment balance charged to my Apple card. I still get the 3% on the Apple card because it's payment for an Apple product. -
Review: The 10.2-inch iPad is more of the same, and that's not a bad thing