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My wife and I watched the first episode of this and liked it.

Didn't realize you had to sign up for AI, that explains why I haven't seen anything. On the waitlist now.

The Apple Silicon has been incorporating the Neural Engine for a few generations now, but Apple Intelligence requires at least an M1 or A17 Pro processor to run it. I’m not sure what else Apple uses the Neural Engine for in older products, but I guess the device requires a certain number of...

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Apple Intelligence is far (really, really far) from done. It will get better and it will benefit from the processing that is part of later chips. Whether or not any of that ends up being useful isn't clear.

I don't get this "Built for Apple Intelligence" stuff... The iPhone 15 can do all the same AI stuff... and wasn't built for Apple Intelligence. My M1 iPod Air can do Apple Intelligence... and wasn't built for Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence isnt even that good. Hey siri who won the...

I think that the bigger question is who gets great value from using their phone to "enhance" photos? Some things are better left to devices with much larger screens (and I'm not talking 8-13"). If they want to work on something, they need to make sure everything integrates without conversion...

No one said it was.

I believe you're right. Now it's just a profit machine, turning out a new phone every year with minimal change. How many megapixels can they add to a camera every year?

That may have passed with the end of the second Steve Jobs era and the introduction of the iPhone.

I am and it is on a GFI breaker. Everything in the kitchen, bath, behind the TV and in the trailer outside compartment are all on a single 15amp GFI breaker. The TV, Wally, soundbar and EHD are all plugged into the duplex GFI outlet behind the TV. This setup worked for seven weeks until I...

As well there should be. They're clearly not the innovator they used to be.

There's been quite a bit of Internet chatter about Apple's relative sloth in enabling their much-ballyhooed new features. Staging the releases didn't help this perception.

I think the same should apply to features like RCS compatibility. It wasn't ready for primetime when iOS 18 launched last month. It's still buggy.

My wife installed it last night, none of the AI is available to her though on her iPhone 16 Pro max. She is on the waiting list. There shouldn't be waiting lists for a released product. I can see waiting lists for beta stuff, but when its public you shouldn't have to wait to use the features.

La Grange - ZZ Top

It came with a rather long rap sheet of security patches so it is probably best to install it (if your iPhone supports it).

Any update on this?

New date is Nov 12 and the clock is ticking. https://ir.echostar.com/news-releases/news-release-details/echostar-corporation-announces-amendments-exchange-offers

I actually like the separate threads each quarter. I sure don't see any harm in it.

You tested it once you flipped it??

I have seen the same problem. The end of the previous show (whatever was paused) is prepended to the front of the new one. And the new one does not have a play function (you have to press the play button on the program icon)

Exactly! I should have mentioned that, too…

That reminds me of a meme I did when I was working for the steel mill. File off the text and replace it with the more up to date saying and… (I attached my original from when I read the steel industry article, “If you Think all those Fracking Pipes are Good for the U.S. Steel Industry, You’re...

Well, the WS might well be over tonight so it will be a moot point! :)