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Apple's $200M Mac Pro facility employs 500 across 5 acres
1) I do hope this $5,999 machine includes that 5GB iCloud thingy¡
2) Also hope this Mac includes stickers!
3) I believe the full phrase is: "Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in China. Copied in South Korea".
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Apple's Claris launches beta of tool to create apps faster
Apple should integrate it into iWork. Yeah, lost revenue, but right now it's overpriced anyway. Way overpriced. No, integrate it, resuscitate Bento, and bring back dogcow!
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Compared: Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro vs the 2019 15-inch MacBook Pro
Soli said:I wish they allowed it to lock a Mac when you walk away. That’s a security feature I’d find useful.It doesn't do that? Wow.... One would expect such a simple feature and technological simple implementation would work. I mean, the geofencing things on an iPhone Reminders not working is, well, somewhat understandable. But your example? Wow.
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New German law mandates opening up Apple Pay NFC tech to rivals
QFT. Indeed, the average amount of cash a person from Germany is 103 dollars:javacowboy said:
Germans love cash and use it far more than most advanced countries.urahara said:Lol. People who suggest Apple to pull out of Germany because it’s just a rounding error.Are you the same people who suggested Apple pull out of China. And before that out of India.By your business senses - Apple shouldn’t do business with any other countries except US, and maybe Canada and Australia. LoL.
You sound like a bunch of kids throwing a tantrum.Germany Is Still Obsessed With Cash
The national disdain for plastic has become a proxy for profound concerns about trust, privacy and the role of the state.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-02-06/germany-is-still-obsessed-with-cash"Issing, the former ECB economist, accounts for this demand by making reference to an oft-repeated German maxim: “Cash is printed freedom”—offering the ability to transact with autonomy and anonymity in a country with good historical reasons to value both. Under the Nazis, he points out, the use of foreign currency was heavily restricted."
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Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro is built to blaze through pro workflows
Stay foolish. And bring a beamer.
