Goodbye, walled garden: Apple gets bitten right in the app store
If we are going to bust open the castle walls with the proverbial antitrust dragon, then we will need the right tools and services in order to reduce any possible end-user carnage.
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As entirely Apple integrated my life has become, I think I will pass on the Cupertino Card.
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Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
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Systems architects, engineers, and management can all learn from the history of the development of this complex aircraft.
Build less, license more: Tesla needs to be an ARM, not a half-baked Apple
If Tesla wants to scale, then it has to decide what it really wants to be when it grows up.
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Those Galaxy S10 prices: Why expensive smartphone upgrades without 5G are just plain dumb
So, you want to spend over $1,000 on a new Android or an iPhone with no next-generation wireless network? You're nuts.
LoveSync: Coordinating sex for busy couples should be an app
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