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Architecture
And how did we shift from computers to architecture? Besides that my father-in-law was an architect? We’re talking about CPU architecture here, and Apple has a bit of a history: Over the last 36 years, the Apple Macintosh has had … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Apple CPUs, Benj Edwards, How-To Geek
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Tim Cook Defends Apple’s Encryption Policy
On YouTube, Apple CEO Tim Cook explains Apple’s encryption and privacy policies, in a discussion with WSJ’s Editor-in-Chief Gerard Baker at the Wall Street Journal’s technology conference in Laguna Beach, Calif., in October (2015). This was posted in February, 2016, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, encryption, Gerard Baker, Leonard Ross, privacy, Tim Cook, Wall Street Journal, WSJ
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Apple Bytes
Privacy on iPhone commercial 1 Privacy on iPhone commercial 2 It’s Leonard’s fault!
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Tagged Apple Bytes, Apple commercial, iPhone, Leonard Ross, security
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Apple Bytes
Apple’s explanation of security, hardware security, system security, encryption and data protection, app security, services security It’s Leonard’s fault!
Apple Bytes
Wow! On Interesting Engineering today: Apple’s useful Sign in with Apple option that was disclosed in June 2019 received a fair bit of positive attention, and for good reason: it replaces social logins with a secure authentication system. On top … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Apple Bytes, Apple security, Fabienne Lang, Interesting Engineering, Leonard Ross, Sign in with Apple
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Did You Know?
How many times have you been at the store lately, and totally forgotten to take off your face mask when it’s time use Apple Pay? Arrrgh! Fortunately, there’s a fix. Rocket Yard’s Steve Sande feels your pain: In the course … Continue reading
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Tagged Did You Know?, Face ID, iPhone 11, iPhone X, OWC, Rocket Yard, Steve Sande, Straits Times of Singapore, Trevor Tan
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Gory Details – the New iPhone SE
TidBITS strikes again! Adam Engst has an interesting review of the new ’Phone: At long last, Apple has released a second-generation iPhone SE. The original iPhone SE was based on the iPhone 5’s form factor and provided a smaller, less-expensive … Continue reading
It’s Baaaaaack!
You just never know! From Lauren Goode, on Wired, today: When Apple discontinued the tiny iPhone SE back in the fall of 2018, it left people who wanted a smaller, less expensive iPhone without many options and was seen as … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, iPhone SE, Lauren Goode, Ring Ring, Wired
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Libraries Are Cool These Days!
From the App Store this morning: Supercharge Your Library Card Did you know you have access to hundreds of thousands of ebooks, audiobooks, movies, music, and even comic books – all for free? All you need is a library card. Who knew? … Continue reading