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Lees meerFor a long time, Apple has placed itself in opposition to Google. Google is fundamentally an advertising company whose customers are ad buyers, while Apple’s customers are people who buy Apple devices and services.…
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Lees meerMuch to my friend Stephen Hackett’s frustration, there’s no way to share albums in iCloud Shared Photos. All the photos can be shared, but the concept of an album is currently limited to a single Apple ID.…
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Lees meerSocial networking in the modern era is more than just a double-edge sword: it’s a spinning wheel of blades that provide only occasional respites of joy amongst a thousand paper cuts of indignity.…
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Lees meerLast week Apple announced its fiscal fourth quarter results, setting another quarterly record amid a lot of concern on Wall Street about the standing of the tech industry.…
Lees meerServices and products we just can’t quit, our cringiest status splurges, whether advertising works on us, and the fate of Twitter under its new management.…
Lees meerMatt Haughey trained an AI model on his own face and ended up with dozens of impressive images of himself: In total, this cost me about $3 in Google Collab compute time to produce over 200 images from 70-80 prompts over the course of a couple hou…
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Lees meerApple and the Mac had another record quarter, but there are some serious questions about slowing growth in services and what it means for Apple’s future strategies.…
Lees meerIt’s only fairly recently that I’ve delved into the world of recording podcasts with multiple in-person participants1, but that’s what finally opened the door for me to switch from a USB microphone to a dedicated audio interface.…
Lees meerOn Thursday, Apple announced its fiscal fourth-quarter results, and the results were predictable–another record quarter. But of course, Wall Street had already anticipated all of this and had moved on to deciding that a lot of Apple’s growth was not…
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Lees meerMixing tech with Halloween, the show or film we’d bring to Apple TV+, our thoughts on an Elon-run Twitter, and our low-tech habits.…
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