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Nothing kills iMessage bridge because it profoundly violated user privacy & security
Dumb and stupid by Sunbird and Nothing, yes. Dumber and more stupid is anyone who gives their credentials to a third party app or web site. Think Venmo and any other app/site that throws up a request to log in, regardless of how legitimate the page looks. That page is usually running within the context of the app/site so who can ever know what’s being done with your credentials? If it’s not a native browser secure session directly to the service, just say no. -
MacBook Pro 14-inch M3 Pro review: More for Intel Mac migration than annual upgraders
I don't understand why almost all the reviewers for the M3 machines claim confusion over positioning. They're so clearly aimed at folks with Intel machines coming up for replacement. Sliding in ahead of Intel launching their next gen. And right before Christmas, to boot! Timing is everything and I'll bet this has been the plan for a long time - you don't pop out 3 new processors on cutting edge silicon process and their machines on a whim. There's stocking-stuffers here for everyone :-) -
MacBook Pro 16-inch M3 Max review: Battery-powered Mac Pro power
The most notable thing here is not the M3 performance but that Apple is capable of delivering 3 versions of one of the most complex SoC’s in the world on the world’s most advanced node in one step. Competitor design houses, take note. Also, remember (to everyone’s surprise and puzzlement) when they bought all the flash memory around the world - they knew what was coming next. They’ve bought all TSMC’s 3nm capacity, so what comes next…? -
Apple insists 8GB unified memory equals 16GB regular RAM
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Apple confirms that there is no Apple Silicon 27-inch iMac in the works