So, Foursquare has been bugging me everytime I tried to check in to a place in the last few weeks to download it’s new app “Smurf-or-whatever-it’s-called”.
Yesterday I noticed that I couldn’t dismiss the “friendly” reminder anymore, and that the app wouldn’t let me check in at all if I didn’t download the new app.
So, guess what: No more Foursquare for me. Deleted. For good.
I’m not sure what their goal was with this forced “upgrade”, but I’m pretty sure that this wasn’t it.
Done with less computing power than your smartphone has today. Unreal.
I thought the match would be Klose but Brazil got Mullered and Germany were in total Kroos control.
Sorry.
Mark Gurman has an unbelievable record for predicting what Apple is working on.
So, if you want to know what’s very likely to happen in the fall, read his post.
Seems very reasonable to me, but I still have my doubts about two sizes.
45.6 billion in revenue
10.2 billion in profit
43.7 million iPhones
16.3 million iPads
4.1 million Macs
2.7 million iPods
gross margin at 39.3%
Doomed.
Apple takes security very seriously. iOS and OS X never incorporated the vulnerable software and key web-based services were not affected.
Good to know.
Is he being blackmailed? Has his child been kidnapped? Did he merely sell out?
Not my words…they’re the sub-healine of the article.
I’ve been thinking about writing about this abrubt and sudden shift im Mueller’s reporting too, but I’m glad someone esle did.
Anyhow, I have noticed the same thing, and I’m not sure what’s going on because up until recently Mueller seemed to be more level-headed. His recent articles almost reak of one-sided reporting.
Considering that he has trumpeted Apple’s victories in the past, and also pretty much all Android OEM’s losses it just seems weird.
I’m very interested to see if something else surfaces on this in the (near) future…
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