> you're probably not going to convince everyone on the road to do that
We'll do that when cars are driven automatically and AI does that, automatically.
Thanks, but that's a bit late. How many people wouldn't have upgraded to a 8/X if their iPhone didn't behave snailish (or if they'd known the slow-down is programmed / linked to the battery health)?
Elements tend to show that Apple did this on purpose, with iOS 11, to push people towards an upgrade. I know people who thought about upgrading (to 8 or X) a few weeks after iOS 11 was released.
1) The device capacities were fading, little by little. This is suspicious: a 3 year old iPhone 6, having an old battery, did not go slow the first day, but very softly over several weeks (while its battery was bad from the first day of iOS 11).
2) The iPhone 8 is not subject to that "feature", while its battery will get old as well, at some point in the future.
3) Apple did not disclose the "feature" until a hacker exposed it publicly.
4) And Apple offers a discount on battery replacement ; would they have done that had the hack not been revealed?
The problem, for me at least, is the battery life. The thing has to get a charge on a daily basis. The Apple watch and other watches offer nice features, but having to charge it every day (a recent iPhone needs only a charge every 3-4 days) is a concern.
I didn't say children eat only plant-based meat. Many ways to get proteins (tofu, Beans & Lentils....
Lowfat or Nonfat Dairy....
Fish & Shellfish....
Tofu & Other Soy Foods....
Nuts, Nut Butters & Seeds....
Pork Loin....
Eggs....)
the slowdown should go away as soon as the phone is plugged into the wall (And yes , using a 2.4A charger (5V) gives enough power to an iPhone to 1) work normally 2) charge).
The new Apple Maps was proudly announced by Cook in 2012, and it happened to be a total disaster. It seems that what made initially the success of the iPhone takes today the same disastrous path.
> Google Maps, unlike Apple Maps, doesn't simply outline the routes. It offers insane details, including depicting buildings and other structures and vegetation. It has captured everything
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Well, Apple behavior is conditioned by the number of class action lawsuits that have been filed.
> you're probably not going to convince everyone on the road to do that
We'll do that when cars are driven automatically and AI does that, automatically.
This "removable" meaning is that anybody is able to remove and insert the battery, not only a bunch of specialized and well equipped geeks.
Thanks, but that's a bit late. How many people wouldn't have upgraded to a 8/X if their iPhone didn't behave snailish (or if they'd known the slow-down is programmed / linked to the battery health)?
Elements tend to show that Apple did this on purpose, with iOS 11, to push people towards an upgrade. I know people who thought about upgrading (to 8 or X) a few weeks after iOS 11 was released.
1) The device capacities were fading, little by little. This is suspicious: a 3 year old iPhone 6, having an old battery, did not go slow the first day, but very softly over several weeks (while its battery was bad from the first day of iOS 11).
2) The iPhone 8 is not subject to that "feature", while its battery will get old as well, at some point in the future.
3) Apple did not disclose the "feature" until a hacker exposed it publicly.
4) And Apple offers a discount on battery replacement ; would they have done that had the hack not been revealed?
2016 Unity. 2017 Gnome. 2018... back to Unity?
Absolutely. They should worry at least as much about all the stuff made in China (and there is a lot).
Maybe because Google's AlphaGo (that defeated Ke Jie) retired from competition?
The problem, for me at least, is the battery life. The thing has to get a charge on a daily basis. The Apple watch and other watches offer nice features, but having to charge it every day (a recent iPhone needs only a charge every 3-4 days) is a concern.
Panda: Habitat: Global
Global Zoos, you mean.
I didn't say children eat only plant-based meat. Many ways to get proteins (tofu, Beans & Lentils. ...
Lowfat or Nonfat Dairy. ...
Fish & Shellfish. ...
Tofu & Other Soy Foods. ...
Nuts, Nut Butters & Seeds. ...
Pork Loin. ...
Eggs....)
A good unix tool.
Give children plant-based meat, and they wouldn't like beef meat once they became an adult.
50%: what, Lithuania is a country? other 50%: what, Lithuania is in Europe?
And what about a building of 300 persons? This is sharing, not everybody is using Internet at max speed at the exact same time t.
We should pursue a class action lawsuit against lawyers.
Expecting a new iOS release having the "slow down" feature as an option (including a big warning if you put that option OFF).
The app is Open Source and is available from an open source app store.
If it's a feature, and an important one, talk about it in the manual!
the slowdown should go away as soon as the phone is plugged into the wall (And yes , using a 2.4A charger (5V) gives enough power to an iPhone to 1) work normally 2) charge).
Hahaha that's a good one!
It's indeed a joke. "At least I know Apple isn't monetizing the information about where I drive" because nobody uses Apple Maps. Simple as that.
The new Apple Maps was proudly announced by Cook in 2012, and it happened to be a total disaster. It seems that what made initially the success of the iPhone takes today the same disastrous path.
The best "joke" is probably Tim Cook replacing Google Maps with Apple Maps in 2012 as if the two apps were equally capable.
> Google Maps, unlike Apple Maps, doesn't simply outline the routes. It offers insane details, including depicting buildings and other structures and vegetation. It has captured everything
Stop there, don't kick a man when he is down.
The internet is a cesspool
I don't agree. Internet is not a cesspool, yet ; but it dangerously moves in that direction.