You can set up an iPhone and iPad without an Apple account. Same goes for the Mac. But yes...you will need an
bhofer
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"Why can’t application windows have their own menus? I mean, what kind of a dumb UI is that, to have the app
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Oh really? Tell me more... This is about your phone receiving NFC payments without needing a dongle like we se
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I read or saw a video that you can bypass the TPM requirement by using a Windows 10 installer/ISO, but replace
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There is no Boot Camp because there isn't anything that can make use of it at the moment. Also, Boot Camp isn'
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I think it's a Microsoft issue. Craig Federighi has said it was "up to Microsoft" if they want Windows to run
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I don’t think the results are necessarily the opposite. Macrumors’ article is based on estimates from IDC,
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I don’t know “how”, but the technology is definitely there. My employer has a VDI infrastructure using V
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Great! I hope Microsoft sees that Windows 11 is working perfectly fine on my nearly 6-year-old Dell XPS 15 eve
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In reply to Saarek:I'm pretty sure Apple didn't disable this by default. I've noticed there is
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In reply to VancouverNinja:I seem to remember people wondering who would want to run phone apps on the iPad ba
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In reply to Prebengh:They did. The new Macs have a physical ESC key. The one shown in the ad is not an M1 Mac.
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In reply to HellcatM:True, but you also have to keep in mind that not all cord cutters are subscribing to ever
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Why aren't developers familiar with the new Microsoft Edge?
I realize there are developers out there that know about the new Microsoft Edge, but my experience is quite the opposite. I work in a software/web development group for a company, and I’m amazed that my peers aren’t familiar with the new Chromium-based Edge. We are very much a Microsoft shop (Visual Studio, O365, Azure, etc.), but I’m always having to explain to them that there’s new version of Edge, and that it’s not the same as what they know about legacy Edge or IE. (We all know devs hate them and use Chrome as the standard.) I explain to them that the new Edge is based on Chromium - so it’s basically the same as Chrome but without the Google bits, and that the developer tools is even the same or better with Visual Studio. They say “cool” but don’t even bother to check it out, and continue to use Chrome for their development and debugging. Even my friend, who works for a different company, had the same reaction. Now, I wouldn’t expect regular users to know the difference, but web developers…come on. I understand old habits are hard to change, but it seems like they should at least know about the new Edge and what it is. Am I expecting too much of them? Anyone else have a similar experience?
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In reply to reefer2:Tim stated they still have new Intel-based Macs in the pipeline during WWDC when Apple Sil
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In reply to MikeGalos:Could you clarify on this? Apple states these phones have 4x/5x optical zoom, and 10x/12
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You may already know this, but if you want to share files between both systems locally via an external hard dr
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An iPod touch would be another option. They are capable of running most iPhone apps and are around $200 new. I