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Friday, August 04, 2017

Fruitfly: A Newly Discovered Apple Mac Threat | Fortune.com



Fruitfly: A Newly Discovered Apple Mac Threat | Fortune.com

Asus ROG Zephyrus GX501 Review - GTX 1080 Max-Q Portable Powerhouse

The great American eclipse: A last-minute planning guide - CNET



The great American eclipse: A last-minute planning guide - CNET

The best laptop you can buy right now (2017) - The Verge





"...Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop is the best laptop for most people because it blends power, portability, and battery life better than any other computer. It has a great keyboard and trackpad; a beautiful, high-resolution touchscreen; and comes in four different colors. It uses Intel’s latest processors and can be specced out with up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.



The Surface Laptop isn’t cheap — the model most people should get runs for $1,299 — but it feels like a premium computer should, and if you spend most of your day working on a computer, you should spend a little more to get a good one.



The one big drawback to the Surface Laptop is it comes with Windows 10S, Microsoft’s limited version of Windows that only allows apps from the Windows Store to be installed. You can easily upgrade the Surface Laptop to Windows 10 Pro, however, and then you can run any Windows app you can find. That upgrade is free through at least the end of the year. Microsoft says it will charge $50 for it at some point in the future, but has not specified exactly when..."



The best laptop you can buy right now (2017) - The Verge

Sunday, July 30, 2017

15" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar... 7 Months Later

OnePlus 5 – Review 1 Month On: Worth the hype?

Why the death of the iPod nano is also the end of a gadget era

".. . But ultimately, while the iPod may have helped to rebuild Apple, the classic music player no longer fits with the company's direction. Gadgets are no longer just gadgets for most tech firms; they're hardware portals to a broad range of services. Apple is more focused on services than ever — Apple Music, Apple Health, the App Store, Apple TV. Devices that you could theoretically load up once and never need to connect to Apple again? That's not a service play..."

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