Recorded 26th January 2020 This week Nick and Jim join me as we ponder a decade of iPad, gasp at Apple’s awe inspiring revenues, The post Essential Apple Podcast 163: A Decade of iPad appeared first on MyMac.com.
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Lees meerLloyd Chambers: After every reboot, the LG 5K display goes to maximum brightness. John Gruber: Is this the worst bug in the world? Not even close. It’s a paper-cut bug. No data loss, no crash, not something sort of thing where something doesn’t even…
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