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Apple TV+, now one year old, looks poised for growth
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China ready to retaliate against Apple after U.S. moves to ban chip shipments to Huawei
SpamSandwich said:jcc said:red oak said:avon b7 said:red oak said:Hey, how is that new Huawei operating system doing? That is right - it’s a total zero
Wait for the US to pull all Android inc “open source” out of China. Then the real fun will beginChina does not realize the hole its dug for itself. Who in their right mind will ever build another factory there?
HarmonyOS 2.0 was just released - on schedule.
It will interface with the Huawei Hi-Car module due to ship on 118 car models starting this June.
Parts of it are also tucked away in EMUI.
If rumours are your thing:
https://www.gizchina.com/2020/05/02/huawei-to-replace-windows-10-with-harmonyos-2-0-in-its-pcs/
The U.S cannot pull the 'Open Source' out of China (at least realistically). Huawei is an international company with non-Chinese companies all over the place.
For example, my data (and everyone else's in the EU) is managed by Aspiegel. An Irish company (owned by Huawei).
FWIW, In theory at least, HarmonyOS itself should go fully Open Source by August this year.
And, how is the Huawei app ecosystem coming along? How are they doing replicating all the Google apps and services that come with 'standard' Android? Why have they not brought this OS to their cellphones?
Every nation has done the same. When China was the most powerful nation in the world it was your ancestors who stole from China. The compass, gunpowder, silk, pizza, noodles, and millions of other IP of their day were ripped off wholesale. Again google it. I don't hear you complaining about that?!
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AirPods versus AirPods Pro -- Apple's wireless earbuds compared
One huge problem with in ear designs is that the seal causes mechanical transference of sound. Walking barefoot, your heal strikes, for example, can be heard. Or even heavy breathing. I hope Apple was able to solve this problem. From their technical specs it looks like they did. I’ll have to try it out to see how well. -
iPhone exploits in hacked websites went unnoticed for years
Carnage said:isidore said:Obvious Question: Which websites?Various implant commands enable the attackers to steal the container directories of third-party apps. The implant contains a hardcoded list of apps which will always have their container directories uploaded when the implant starts up. Here’s the pre-populated list of bundle identifiers for third-party apps, which will always have their container directories uploaded if the apps are installed:com.yahoo.Aerogramcom.microsoft.Office.Outlookcom.netease.mailmastercom.rebelvox.voxer-litecom.vibercom.google.Gmailph.telegra.Telegraphcom.tencent.qqmailcom.atebits.Tweetie2net.whatsapp.WhatsAppcom.skype.skypecom.facebook.Facebookcom.tencent.xin
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Apple quietly pulls 12-inch MacBook from sale