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The future is unfolding
A phone that costs almost $2.000 would once sound like a luxury reserved for the very rich. Today, that's the price Apple is asking for the iPhone Duo, a foldable model that gets a 7,6-inch screen
Technology
The European Commission is asking Apple to open up its iPhone and iPad operating systems to competitors
Apple faces serious pressure from the European Commission to open up its iPhone and iPad operating systems to competing technologies
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My silicon soul and lithium heart
For a long time, the technical characteristics of mobile phones have become completely irrelevant for most people, that is, just a letter on paper
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The US government sued Apple for creating a monopoly
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in New Jersey, alleges that Apple has monopoly power in the smartphone market and is using its control over the iPhone for "pervasive and unlawful conduct."
Election 2023.
Co-founder of "Epla" before the elections in Serbia: Obvious support for Vučić
The American news agency AP estimates that the visit of Steve Wozniak, who was promised Serbian citizenship by the President of Serbia, is an obvious support for him and his populist right-wing ruling party.
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Making sense of theft
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China: The withdrawal of American electronics manufacturers
After the companies Dell and Apple and HP, he joined the trend of moving production from China to nearby countries. As reported by the Asian media, this is part of the American strategy of "reducing risk factors" due to the tension between the two countries
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My Milan, that fruit from the branch
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You thought the iPhone was expensive
Our world view is about to change dramatically. Not because of some war, the arrival of aliens or climate change, although that should not be ruled out either, but because of the eyes
Technology
Apple's response to Matt: This is a toy for the rich
The long-awaited product of the Apple company caused a lot of reactions both because of the company's official entry into the virtual reality market and because of the device's price of $3.499
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Conflict with Russia: Less Internet would mean more state propaganda
In the West, there is talk of Internet sanctions against Russia. Theoretically, it could be cut off from the global network, but that would be a dangerous transplant and counterproductive. On the other hand, Putin could decide to radically isolate Russia from the world. Less internet, more state propaganda, strict control of the flow of information, something the Chinese have already done with their "Great Wall of Fire".