Its a mixed bag. Some types of apps may be better suited for a
subscription plan. Media for example.
But there are many that should remain one-time purchases. For every
100 developers that jump on board, we probably see more than half drop out.
In preparation for a new iPhone and iOS
now, this is an arena where Apple can start filtering positive images
into popular culture.
For allot of those who do not understand adaptive technology,, its because
they have not seen the technology in use.
have a restaurant scene? put a couple at a table, one with a service
animal or a cane
I agree with what the person said in this article. I wouldn't mind
paying every so often for a major update, but having everything as a
monthly fee would get to be a bit much after a while.
On 8/16/17, M. Taylor wrote:
> 9to5Mac - Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 6:41 AM
> Opinion: Are subscription
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Apple to spend $1bn on original content and produce up to 10 new shows over
the next year, according to report
Apple appears to be taking original content production very seriously.
Building on significant talent hires, the Wall Street Journal write
9to5Mac - Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 6:41 AM
Opinion: Are subscription-based apps the future, or will they implode?
The decision of the popular writing app Ulysses to switch from a one-off
purchase to a monthly or annual subscription has attracted a great deal of
criticism. Here's a sprinkling
Same here well I will keep it on my wish list for now. The fact that I
will be able to get it directly from T-Mobile is a major plus.
On 8/16/17, Scott Granados wrote:
> Lenron, you still should be able to. Remember you can still connect back to
> the phone over bluetooth and with a 60 foot rang
Lenron, you still should be able to. Remember you can still connect back to
the phone over bluetooth and with a 60 foot range or more that’s pretty useful.
Outside that you should be able to use the data channel for Skype or FaceTime.
Most things on the watch are data driven anyway. I like
Well actually Gary the features they leave out usually make sense including in
this case. Let’s review.
First, the HSPA. /3G wasn’t supported because the initial chipsets were awful.
Also very little was deployed across the network.
Then LTE was with held until the 5, do you remember h
I was all excited about the damn watch because I figured I would be
able to make calls from it. I was for sure going to get one, hell even
if I am able to use it for facetime it still might be a go. I have
been hoping apple would make a watch where I didn't need the phone
around all the time.
On 8
Thanks! Practical advice!
> On 16 Aug 2017, at 19:51, Tom Frank wrote:
>
> I’m not certain about your keyboard, but try normal VO commands such as VO
> spacebar two times for a double click. When I forget some of the commands, I
> just keep my phone next to the keyboard and I can always reach
I’m not certain about your keyboard, but try normal VO commands such as VO
spacebar two times for a double click. When I forget some of the commands, I
just keep my phone next to the keyboard and I can always reach over and do a
two finger double tap. WWW; what Works Works.
Tom Frank
> On Aug
Ask him.
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mysteries of the world, all the challenges to
our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off
and say God did it." --Carl Sagan
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On 8/16/2017 11:05 AM, gary-melconian wrote
Tersting that aple is always taking out features from the devices. I really
wonder wht in the hell tim cook is thinking.
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Interesting article about the cellular connection that will be added to the
Apple Watch 3. Looks like an LTE and non LTE version will be available. No
direct phone calling support but no reason SIP or other IP based calling
solutions (FaceTime) won’t work. Read more here.
https://9to5mac.co
I have been using my Rii mini Bluetooth keyboard (the one about the size of an
iPhone 5s) for a few days now and it is certainly a cheap and handy way to
navigate my iPhone on the hoof! I had never seen it till this week, so I'm
unsure whether they've changed it or not. Below is a copy of their
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