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Missing message issues plague Mail users in macOS Catalina
Can one browse Facebook in Catalina's Safari? If so, then everything is hunky-dory. Who cares about some obscure application like Mail? Are you going to complain about Catalina not supporting 32-bit apps too? Stop spreading FUD.
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Tim Cook defends choice to pull Hong Kong police monitoring app from App Store
The shocking development is that the stock goes up when Apple clearly folds to the Chinese pressure. This tells you everything about the morality of the stock market and the corporate world. This is as immoral as it gets.
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Hands on with the ceramic Apple Watch Edition Series 5
No, people would opt for a Rolex because it will last a lifetime and not become outdated in a year or two.AppleExposed said:Wish the $10,000 18K Gold Edition still existed. Even in limited quantities there's people who would buy it. Profit for Apple. Remember these same people will opt for a Rolex instead since Apple's watches are too "cheap".
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Hands on with the ceramic Apple Watch Edition Series 5
If Apple could guarantee that the ceramic and titanium watches can have their internals upgraded for $500 for the next X number of years, there would be many times more people buying these ceramic and titanium watches. Their internals should be able to be upgraded to newer internals for at least three years following their release to justify their higher price.
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Bearish Apple analyst continues trend of bashing iPhone sales
Was he wrong when AAPL hit $147 last December?chasm said:I appreciate that AI started off the article by pointing out this fool’s bias and (finally, at the end) pointing out that he’s also consistently wrong, wouldn’t it be better to stop giving an obvious wannabe market manipulator less oxygen by refusing to publish his rubbish?
If you have to refer to him at all, as one might with a comparison piece, how about the phrase “constantly wrong” rather than the much more diplomatic “consistently bearish?” Or perhaps just a simple “credibility-free analyst Jun Zhang?”