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pxlnv.com
Jason Snell again graciously allowed me to participate in the annual Six Colors Apple report card, so I graded the performance of a multi-trillion-dollar company from my low-rent apartment. There simply aren't enough column inches in his report card for all of my silly thoughts. I have therefore generously given myself some space here to [...] |
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melkat.blog
Apple has made a lot of partnerships with big companies like Quantum Computer Services (AOL), Microsoft, HP, Intel, Cingular (AT&T), Epic Games, Valve, Capcom, and Ubisoft. They are all pretty one-sided in terms of who benefits. Focusing on these partnerships distracts from what has made Apple's platforms successful: the community of dedicated indie developers. But like their corporate partnerships, this relationship is not a healthy one. |
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sixcolors.com
Six Colors by Jason Snell, Dan Moren and friends |
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www.peerreviewed.io
[AI summary] The author recounts how their Apple Watch's Fall Detection feature falsely triggered multiple times during a volleyball game, leading to frustration and a temporary disablement of the feature, suggesting potential improvements for customization and contextual awareness. |
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