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The current Apple TV 4K is great.  I would take advantage of the sale price if you want one.  Most TVs don’t support latest capabilities anyhow.  

I bought a Samsung Galaxy S9 repair kit on iFixit years ago.  This is nothing new.  

I have the new M1 Macbook Air. I bought Aldente Pro and tested it against Apple’s own battery optimization algorithms. In my experience using Aldente Pro resulted in more battery cycles. I highly recommend sticking with what Apple provides.  Apple has fine tuned their algorithms.

I’ve had both and prefer Android for the phone because of Google’s superior voice recognition and processing.  If you want to use voice in the car, Siri is not your answer, or Alexa for that matter.  I have a Macbook Air M1, iPad 1.29, but don’t miss the iPhone in the least.  

I think it was brilliant and spoke to current events. So many blindly follow their seemingly restricted binary choices without any understanding of a common source of existence. There was complexity in the other characters as they showed a non-binary approach to being. The Bad Batch had the same struggle but it was rep

Wow. What happened to Apple. I have the whole thing - iPhone, iMac, Macbook, Apple TV, iPad, iWatch and everything in the past worked very well together and all were quality products. The last year or two it’s all come unglued. iPhone ridiculously expensive and poor quality, Macbook touch bar (what?) overpriced and

The academic research into AI is an open book. Watson is a closed system. Companies aren’t willing to invest in something they can’t see. The game isn’t just with the algorithms but the platforms to do the work. IBM missed the scalable cloud bus and can’t currently catch a ride.  

I use my Apple Watch every day. It is particularly wonderful for alerts and a quick scan of my next meetings on the calendar, instant view of text messages, answering calls at when at home while the phone is charging, tracking my activity and of course to tell time or quickly see the temperature. I charge the watch