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781.
by IBM 12y ago
Apple at $400 will likely be the best value investment of my career.
782.
by IBM 12y ago
Apple knows what they are and what they aren't and they aren't going to leave their circle of competence. It's why they aren't trying to "disrupt" credit cards and banks with Apple Pay and why they're part
783.
by IBM 12y ago
The walled garden strikes again.
784.
by IBM 12y ago
Marketing isn't just advertising. The last chart illustrates the massive difference in marketing spend between Apple and Samsung. http://www.asymco.com/2013/04/02/the-cost-of-selling-galaxie...
785.
by IBM 12y ago
That's some great revisionist history. I find it laughable that he says he never tries to mislead when he did exactly that with his presentation. He then tried to blame it on the press that covered it, but really he got the reaction he
786.
Compromise needed on smartphone encryption(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
787.
Apple Pay: An in-depth look at what's behind the secure payment system(tuaw.com)
42 points by IBM 12y ago|35 comments
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The Real Reason PayPal Isn’t an Apple Pay Preferred Partner(bankinnovation.net)
3 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
789.
by IBM 12y ago
Well in the future they won't be getting review units and will have to wait in line like everyone else to review it. By then the embargo would have been lifted on other publications with review units and they likely won't get near
790.
by IBM 12y ago
This is how Apple PR works. Apple products have so much demand from customers that getting review units is a huge boost to page views. Apple PR has all the leverage and can "punish" publications easily.
791.
by IBM 12y ago
"You're bending it wrong"
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Apple: Most OS X Users Safe from 'Bash' Security Flaw(macrumors.com)
1 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
793.
by IBM 12y ago
I can't imagine why people are so paranoid about the tech companies having backdoors (especially when they explicitly deny it) when the NSA or other intelligence agencies could have lots of unknown vulnerabilities to exploit.
794.
by IBM 12y ago
This is the end game for smartphone OEMs as well.
795.
by IBM 12y ago
Is Google X anything more than a PR heavy version of Xerox PARC or any other R&D lab that tech companies have had?
796.
by IBM 12y ago
What percent of warrants do you believe are issued without justification? I keep reading this comment here but no one has shown that most (or even a large amount of warrants) are unjustified.
797.
by IBM 12y ago
Beats is a good brand for the headphones. iTunes is much more valuable than Beats Music.
798.
by IBM 12y ago
I suspect iTunes will be next on apps that get burned down and rewritten (after Photos).
799.
by IBM 12y ago
Netflix users wouldn't be subsidizing him, they'd be paying more for the higher data they use.
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Apple probably didn’t get new secret government orders to hand over data(arstechnica.com)
6 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
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Apple will no longer unlock most iPhones, iPads for police(washingtonpost.com)
40 points by IBM 12y ago|2 comments
802.
by IBM 12y ago
Much like the iPhone announcement then.
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The Watch Punt(marco.org)
8 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
804.
by IBM 12y ago
I'm willing to bet that Apple doesn't care about watch enthusiasts who will never buy anything but a mechanical watch.
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Apple partners with banks, negotiates deep discounts on payment processing rates(pando.com)
1 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
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Nvidia Launches Patent Suits Focused on Samsung Galaxy Phones, Tablets(blogs.nvidia.com)
32 points by IBM 12y ago|1 comments
807.
by IBM 12y ago
Adding two-factor gets rid of the security questions and would have prevented them from getting the password though.
808.
by IBM 12y ago
Apple wasn't hacked in any sense by the definition of what non-pedants go by.
809.
by IBM 12y ago
What exactly would be the benefit of two-factor if you aren't in physical possession of your device? If someone had your username and password two-factor wouldn't protect you anyway because the code would be sent to it.
810.
Apple 'actively investigating' alleged hack that revealed nude celebrity photos(theverge.com)
3 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments

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