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Child spends $16K on iPad game in-app purchases
In-app purchases for "consumables" in games is a scummy business to be in. Everyone involved knows that they are creating and feeding an addiction including Apple. Especially Apple since they can see what they are doing across thousands of apps. Game developers are the pushers and the street corner sellers. Apple is the supplier.
Apple does not hide in-app purchases but it does not treat them like the problem they are for many people. I have never once seen Apple talking about how it helps addicted gamers break their habit. I do see ads now on my iPhone for Apple's gaming service though. -
Apple potentially weighing removal of included iPhone cable, other accessories
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Apple debuts $549 AirPods Max over-ear headphones
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Apple reportedly dropping camera supplier O-Film after forced labor allegations
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Apple developing system to filter radio stations, including AM and FM
The first time I heard the term "neural net" was in the late 1980s when it was being used to filter noise out of audio. It did an amazing job even back then turning incomprehensible noise into clearly understood human speech. This story made me think that Apple would use advanced AI to turn crappy AM/FM radio into perfectly clear, distortion free studio quality audio. Perhaps they can even add stereo to AM. Now that really would be worth getting excited about.