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by kernal 2y ago
I like the fact that Apple left the ad up on YouTube. I was disappointed the comments were turned off as that would have been the real entertainment.
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by kernal 2y ago
Sure. They also pledged to support Chromebooks for 10 years. My point being is that I don't think they'll be clawing back their new hardware support windows anytime soon. Their data indicates that these devices were used well beyo
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by kernal 2y ago
I agree. This is the type of competition I like to see between these two companies. In the end the consumer wins regardless of which one you buy. Google has also promised 10 years of Chromebook support, so they've clearly got the messa
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by kernal 2y ago
>Most of the "Services" on that list are effectively apps, too: Even with the additional apps you've selected it still doesn't come close to the one app per month claim. >I didn't touch hardware, because I thi
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by kernal 2y ago
>The last iPads to stop getting OS updates (including security, to be consistent with what Samsung and Google are pledging) got 7 and 9 years of updates each (5th gen iPad and 1st gen iPad Pro). The last iPhones to lose support got about
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by kernal 2y ago
>Google operates in China albeit via their HK domain. The Chinese government has access to the iCloud account of every Chinese Apple user. >They also had project DragonFly if you remember. Which never materialized. >The lesser of t
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by kernal 2y ago
>Apple CPUs are objectively leagues ahead of their competition in the mobile space This is a lie. The latest Android SoCs are just as powerful as the A series. >Because even a 4 years old IPhone still has specs that don't lag beh
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by kernal 2y ago
>subpar Android apps Care to cite these subpar Android apps? The app store is filled to the brim with subpar and garbage apps. >Google dropping support for an app about once a month I mean if you're going to lie why not go bigger
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by kernal 2y ago
> This is completely coherent with their privacy-first strategy How can they have a privacy first strategy when they operate an Ad network and have their Chinese data centers run by state controlled companies?
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by kernal 2y ago
Similarly BMW and Mercedes posers are notorious for sticking M and AMG badges on their cars. The badge doesn’t make the car go faster, but the perception that they belong to this elite club is worth it.
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by kernal 2y ago
Devil’s brother advocate: People prefer using iOS over Android because they cannot handle having complete control over their UI and UX. They prefer having strict rules on what they can and cannot do and what apps they can and cannot use.
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by kernal 2y ago
That hypothetical Flashlight app, that uses location permission, would have never been approved in the first place. https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ... ?
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by kernal 2y ago
So this free site was not run by the government of Canada. Are you concerned that you just gave all of your personal and financial data to a third party site? If you’re not paying anything they’re likely data mining your data and selling it
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by kernal 2y ago
I don’t think so. All a startup needs to do is build 50+ data centers around world. Lay thousands of miles of terrestrial and under sea fiber optic cables. And finally build a browser and obtain 80% market share.
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by kernal 2y ago
TIL.Death Rattle is slang for Extremely Successful.
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by kernal 2y ago
It is a death rattle. For the short sellers, that is.
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by kernal 2y ago
Saying other search engines are orders of magnitude better is the funniest thing I’ve read all week.
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by kernal 2y ago
They think if they say it enough times they’ll eventually get it right one day to have their I told you so moment. The smart money is always going against their hate. It’s not enough to stop using their services, but to also convince their
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by kernal 2y ago
lol at paying for search.
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by kernal 2y ago
Best part >I was once working with a customer who was producing on-board software for a missile. In my analysis of the code, I pointed out that they had a number of problems with storage leaks. Imagine my surprise when the customers chie
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by kernal 2y ago
Zoho users should be prepared for the surprise price increase. Price per user: Zoho Workplace $0.68 Google Workspace $6 Microsoft 365 $6
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by kernal 2y ago
If Android was Linux then I should be able to run any GNU/Linux app, without modification or installation of additional software, on Android, right?
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by kernal 2y ago
LOL. Watch I/O on May 14 for the debut of AndroidXR on the Samsung VR headset with a faster Qualcomm SoC than the one in the Quest 3.
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by kernal 2y ago
The most recent success: >YouTube TV has piloted past a new milestone: The internet pay-TV service now has more than 8 million subscribers, according to the video giant. That means YouTube TV, available only in the U.S. starting at $72.9
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by kernal 2y ago
Let's just cut to the chase and call it the HDK.
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by kernal 2y ago
If you tried to rip out Android Automotive you car probably wouldn't work anymore. But, you would have a dumb car that just wouldn't start.
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by kernal 2y ago
The hubris of Apple to think people would buy such an overpriced and underwhelming headset. They should have developed a mid priced VR headset.
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by kernal 2y ago
>And we encourage the Google Play 2D They just had to stick that 2D in there. Yes, poke the bear.
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by kernal 2y ago
>Non-Google versions of Android have struggled to make much headway in markets like smartphones. Even Amazon's own phone flopped pretty hard. Not much headway? Pretty much all Android phones used in China do not come with GMS.
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by kernal 2y ago
Would you rather have the typical "iOS developer experience" and XCode? Or are you under the impression that Android development hasn't progressed? Additionally, there is also Flutter which is starting to account for a good p

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