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tnl.net
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| | | | | The Apple Vision Pro unveiled this week is not a product for now. It's a vision of the future based on where the recent past has been. | |
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redesignmobile.com
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| | | | | Spend even 30 minutes with the Apple Vision Pro and you'll be impressed. I've largely given up trying new hardware at launch because it is hard to set up, buggy and overall so frustrating that it's not worth the hassle. But AVP is different. The screens are gorgeous. The scrolling and overall user interface is... | |
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www.mindsbehindmaps.com
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| | | | | James Killick worked at Apple from 2013 to 2022 on the Maps team and has worked in mapping for the past 40 years. I've been wondering why Apple has gotten so much into Maps; Google makes sense to me, they're just the same ad business as search, but on a map. So, why -and how- did Apple get into Map? | |
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libraryofthedamned.com
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| | | Baby, it's cold outside, so why not come a bit closer, throw a log on the old fire and tune in to the latest episode of the Great Lakes Horror Company for the podcast's first ever Winter Fiction Special. Hosted by Andrew Robertson, the half-hour show features Lou Rera's Three Weisman, Bill Snider's Santa Is Dead But Not Buried, and an excerpt from Crystal Bourque's new novel No Escape (Book 2 of The Book of Eve Series). Subscribe to the Great Lakes Horror Company on iTunes or listen to the episode right here in the Library by clicking play below. [audio-clammr mp3=https://libraryofthedamned.com/GLHC/GLHC-25.mp3] | ||
