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Beim weltgrößten Autobauer drohen Kündigungen und Werksschließungen in Deutschland – zum ersten Mal in der VW-Geschichte. Der Konzern ist nicht mehr wettbewerbsfähig, was auch mit dem Land zu tun hat. Die beiden Wirtschaftsredakteure Dietmar Deffner und Holger Zschäpitz diskutieren darüber, ob die Wende gelingen kann und der Einstieg in die Aktie wieder lohnt oder aber ein schmerzhafter langjähriger Abstieg bevorsteht. Weitere Themen: - Draghis Rettungsplan für Europa – warum die krasse Diagnose richtig ist, die Lösungen aber umstritten sind - Turbulenzen bei Nvidia & Co – was für eine Erholung der KI-Aktien spricht - Apples iPhone 16 – warum der neue Superzyklus später starten dürfte - Gutes Geld dem schlechten hinterhergeworfen – warum selbst langjährige Börsianer nicht vor Fehlern gefeit sind - Work-Life-Balance – warum Exzellenz im Job und Mittelmaß bei Freunden und Familie nicht funktioniert - Deffner an der Côte d'Azur – welche Aktie der Deffner neben seinem Urlaubsbericht mitgebracht hat Impressum: https://www.welt.de/services/article7893735/Impressum.html Datenschutzerklärung: https://www.welt.de/services/article157550705/Datenschutzerklaerung-WELT-DIGITAL.html

Episode 94 Games discussed: Elden Ring, 2K & emulation on Apples ™ iPhone  along with a TON of games you can play on any mobile device.   Join our Discord https://discord.gg/vG2PgRpY55   Twitch: Brandon @ stickymunchkin https://www.twitch.tv/stickymunchkin Blake @ handheldblake   Please subscribe to our Youtube channel and please support us on Patreon. You can also find us on Instagram and TikTok. https://www.patreon.com/thestickybuttonspod https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSJvGgcb44cEp6nQrMxCz1g

In Teil 2 behandeln wir klassische Apps wie Mail und Kalender, Apples Abo-Vehikel Fitness und TV sowie inzwischen umkämpfte Dinge wie das Apple Wallet.

De eerste dagen van 2024 verlopen nog niet 'je-van-het' voor Apple: Vorige week verloren ze bijna vier procent aan beurswaarde na een snoeiharde analyse van Barclays, nu blijkt dat Apple vorig jaar flink minder iPhones heeft verkocht in China. De verkoop van de iPhone is afgelopen jaar in China enorm gedaald, ook voor 2024 wordt een verdere daling van de verkoop verwacht in China, zo meldt de Amerikaanse zakenbank Jefferies in een rapport. En China is een zeer belangrijke afzetmarkt voor Apple, dus dit komt -wederom- hard aan. De iPhone 15, die in september werd gelanceerd, deed in China niet wat Apple had gehoopt. De verkoop kwam maar traag op gang waardoor in december een daling was te zien van de verkoop van iPhones in China. Dit in tegenstelling tot de concurrerende verkopers van mobiele telefoons, daarin was in de laatste maand van 2023 in China WEL een groei te zien. Daarbij kwam het Chinese Huawei als winnaar uit de bus, zij  hadden de sterkste groei dankzij hun nieuwe smartphone Mate 60. Weken voordat de iPhone 15 in september in de verkoop ging, zorgde de lancering van de Mate 60 Pro door Huawei voor flinke opschudding. Die smartphone maakt namelijk gebruik van technologie die de Verenigde Staten juist uit de handen van China probeert te houden. Jefferies schat dat Huawei in 2023 35 miljoen smartphones heeft verkocht, wat nog veel meer had kunnen zijn zonder die Amerikaanse handelsbeperkingen  Apple wist in de afgelopen jaren juist marktaandeel te winnen in China doordat Huawei vanwege de Amerikaanse sancties geen gebruik meer kon maken van de nieuwste chips. Met de komst van de Mate 60 heeft het Chinese concern echter weer marktaandeel teruggewonnen op zijn thuismarkt. En dat is nu terug te zien in de teleurstellende verkoopcijfers. En dan nog even terugkomend op de eerdere adviesverlaging van Barclays vorige week: Zij schatten de verkoop van Apples iPhone 15 laag in en denken ook niet dat de iPhone 16, die naar verwachting in de herfst wordt gepresenteerd, het beter zal doen. Dus voor nu belooft 2024 niet het jaar van Apple te worden. Verder in deze Tech Update: En dan nog meer financiële malaise voor Apple: Na jaren van gesteggel heeft het bedrijf dit weekend de eerste schadevergoedingen betaalt vanwege het trager maken van oudere iPhones. As we speak wordt in -en door- de Verenigde Staten hun eerste commerciële lander naar de maan gestuurd, de Peregrine, ontwikkeld door het bedrijf Astrobotic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vor einer Woche wurde es bei der Keynote vorgestellt, und wir packen es jetzt endlich schon mal imaginär aus, bevor es am 22. September 2023 in den Handel kommt, das iPhone 15. Was es kann und wo es schwächelt, verrät Malte Kirchner, Redakteur bei heise online. Moderation: Yvi Strüwing Detektor.fm/was-wichtig-wird Podcast: detektor.fm/feeds/was-wichtig-wird Apple Podcasts: itun.es/de/9cztbb.c Google Podcasts: goo.gl/cmJioL Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0UnRK019ItaDoWBQdCaLOt

Am Tag nach der Vorstellung der neuen iPhone 15 nehmen sich Fabian und Jan alle vier neuen Modelle im Podcast zur Brust, besprechen die gemeinsamen und die getrennten Neuerungen und was sie persönlich von der "Next Gen" halten. Dasselbe Schicksal erfährt der neue Schnittstellenstandard Thunderbolt 5, der einmal mehr den besten gemeinsamen Nennter am USB-Typ-C-Port darstellt, das ganze Thema aber auch nicht einfacher macht. Ebenfalls Thema in der 34. Episode von CB-Funk sind der Vergleich von Radeon-RX-7800-XT-Custom-Designs, Patch 2.0 für Cyberpunk 2077 und das großartige Feedback der Community auf den Cinebench-2024-Community-Benchmark. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Vorig jaar dumpte Musk zijn Tesla-aandelen. Nu worden de Tesla's zelf gedumpt. Er worden flinke prijskortingen op de nieuwe auto's gegeven. Zo werden in China in twee rondes de prijzen met 23% verlaagd. Op Twitter zag ik filmpjes met Chinezen die in de rij stonden om een Tesla te kopen. Achteraf bleken het bestaande Tesla-klanten te zijn. Ze waren boos en ze eisten geld. Ze wilden ook die 23% korting. Afgezien van deze boosheid werkt de kortingstrategie wel. In ieder geval op korte termijn. De Chinese Tesla-verkopen zijn in de eerste weken van januari met 80% gestegen. Dus nu heeft Musk ook in de Verenigde Staten en Duitsland flinke kortingen doorgevoerd. Een model 3 is in de VS 6% goedkoper, een model Y 20%. Bijkomend voordeel is dat sommige modellen daardoor ook in aanmerking komen voor overheidssubsidie. Beleggers zien de prijsverlagingen als positief. Hun redenatie is dat Tesla zó efficiënt produceert dat het daardoor de prijzen kan verlagen en daarmee een flink stuk marktaandeel kan pakken. Tesla zal zeker meer auto's verkopen. Maar de prijsstunt kan ook een teken zijn dat het in de problemen zit en op deze manier van zijn overtollige voorraad af wil. Want het is leuk dat Tesla overal ter wereld gigafabrieken heeft neergezet, maar als er alleen geproduceerd wordt en niet verkocht, zit je met een giga voorraadprobleem. Voor de kortetermijnwinstgevendheid is het natuurlijk slecht. Als je 23% korting geeft, gaat je omzet met 23% naar beneden, maar de kostprijs van de auto verandert niet. De toename in het verkoopvolume zal dat niet genoeg compenseren. Het veroveren van marktaandeel heeft wel een duidelijk netwerkeffect. Tesla werd wel gezien als de Apple van de auto-industrie. Heb je eenmaal een Tesla gekocht, dan ben je volledig Tesla-afhankelijk. Hetzelfde zien we bij Apples iPhone. Voor extra diensten moet je flink bijbetalen. En dat is goed voor de langetermijnwinst. Het betekent nogal wat voor de auto-industrie. De Chinese concurrenten, zoals Xpeng en Aito, voerden ook direct flinke prijsverlagingen door. Zoiets zien we (nog) niet in de westerse markten. Wat mij verbaast, is dat de aandelenkoersen van de grote westerse autoproducenten amper reageren. De Europese auto-index van Stoxx is dit jaar 11% gestegen, meer dan de brede aandelenmarkt. Misschien omdat ze het vorig jaar al zo slecht hebben gedaan (-20%). Of omdat beleggers hopen op een normalisering in China, zodat er geen leveringsproblemen meer zijn. Maar het blijft bijzonder dat één producent zo gaat stunten en de rest van de markt zo onbewogen blijft. Zouden beleggers hopen dat het allemaal wel overwaait? Ze weten toch dat hoop slechts uitgestelde teleurstelling is? Over de column van Corné van Zeijl Corné van Zeijl is analist en strateeg bij vermogensbeheerder Actiam en belegt ook privé. Reageer via corne.vanzeijl@actiam.nl. Deze column kun je ook iedere donderdag lezen in het FD.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein ziemlicher Preissturz, denn am letzten Tag des Amazon Prime Day gibt es Apples iPhone 12 mini zum Knallerpreis. Wer jetzt noch zuschlagen möchte, sollte sich aber besser beeilen.

Ein ziemlicher Preisverfall, denn zum Amazon Prime Day gibt es das Apples iPhone 12 mini mal so richtig günstig. Wer zuschlagen möchte, sollte sich besser beeilen.

小額贊助支持本節目： https://pay.firstory.me/user/ckpn6ychi2iii0882y4jgrcz8 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： 留言連結 純網路銀行一切服務都透過網路完成，可以節省掉實體銀行的店租、ATM 、行員、水電費、維護費之類的成本，進而提供更優惠的存款及貸款利率,促進金融產業邁向4.0 蘋果即將在9月登場的秋季發表會推出iPhone 14，隨著日期越來越近，網路上也出現越來越多爆料消息，知名爆料客iHacktu ileaks最近表示iPhone 14 Pro系列的續航力將再往上提升，很有可能成為歷代最省電的iPhone。 據了解，iPhone 14系列將會推出iPhone 14、iPhone 14 Max、iPhone 14 Pro和iPhone 14 Pro Max等機型，蘋果有意擴大入門與旗艦機型的規格及性能差異，讓消費者在購買時不會因為各機型規格相近而猶豫 Hacktu ileaks近日在推特上公布iPhone 14 Pro系列機型的相關消息，其中安兔兔跑分資料為89萬6千分，與上一代的iPhone 13 Pro相比，CPU綜合性能提升42%、GPU則是提升35%；另外，iHacktu ileaks也強調iPhone 14 Pro系列的相機升級十分驚人，電池續航力相較上代更延長了2小時10分鐘。 根據官方公布，iPhone 13 Pro最長可連續播放影片22小時、iPhone 13 Pro Max則是達到28小時，倘若iHacktu ileaks的消息屬實，那iPhone 14 Pro系列將成為歷代最省電的iPhone 除了相機、電池續航力升級之外，有消息指出iPhone 14 Pro系列將搭載全新螢幕，也就是先前曝光的驚嘆號打孔螢幕設計，至於入門的iPhone 14系列則是維持現有的瀏海設計；此外，iPhone 14 Pro系列還將新增隨顯螢幕功能（Always on Display，AOD） 天風國際證券分析師郭明錤近日在 Twitter 發文，點名鴻海旗下富士康沒拿到蘋果 iPhone 14 的前置鏡頭模組訂單，但拿到更高階的 iPhone 14 後置廣角鏡頭模組訂單，搶單日本夏普，成為 iPhone 14 相機模組製造商贏家之一 郭明錤表示，南韓媒體 5 月底報導，因最近某家中國製造商的品質問題，LG Innotek 的 iPhone 前置鏡頭出貨計劃從 2023 下半年 iPhone 15 提前到今年下半年 iPhone 14 開始，且過去兩週被多家媒體引用，但與自己的理解不完全一致。 郭明錤指出，因 LG Innotek 第二季成為 iPhone 14 前置鏡頭供應商，幾乎不可能趕上下半年 iPhone 14 開發進度，認為蘋果最晚 2021 年第四季就選擇 LG Innotek 和 Cowell 為 iPhone 14 前置鏡頭供應商 郭明錤說明，富士康、Cowell、聞泰科技是現有 iPhone 前置鏡頭模組供應商，聞泰科技收購歐菲光工廠後打入供應鏈，但韓媒所指的中國廠商聞泰科技無法取得 iPhone 14 前置鏡頭訂單，因收購歐菲光工廠後來不及驗證新產品，不是最近遇到的品質問題。 郭明錤補充，富士康沒有拿到 iPhone 14 前置鏡頭模組訂單，但拿到更高階／更高 ASP 的 iPhone 14 後置廣角鏡頭模組訂單，因此整體而言，富士康是 iPhone 14 相機模組製造商贏家之一，至於真正輸家是夏普，因富士康拿到是原本夏普的後置廣角鏡頭模組訂單 一. 美術地國-股票and地產✨： https://lin.ee/QlcbzeR 二.Telegram,理財STB✨ https://t.me/stbstock11 Apple is about to launch the iPhone 14 at its autumn conference in September. As the date gets closer, there are more and more breaking news on the Internet. Well-known whistleblower iHacktu ileaks recently said that the battery life of the iPhone 14 Pro series will continue to rise. It is very likely to become the most power-efficient iPhone in history. It is understood that the iPhone 14 series will launch models such as iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple intends to expand the specifications and performance differences between entry-level and flagship models, so that consumers will not Hesitating due to the similar specifications of each model Hacktu ileaks recently announced the related news of the iPhone 14 Pro series models on Twitter. Among them, the AnTuTu running score data is 896,000 points. Compared with the previous generation iPhone 13 Pro, the comprehensive performance of the CPU is improved by 42%, and the GPU performance is improved by 42%. It is an increase of 35%; in addition, iHacktu ileaks also emphasized that the camera upgrade of the iPhone 14 Pro series is very amazing, and the battery life is extended by 2 hours and 10 minutes compared with the previous generation. According to the official announcement, the iPhone 13 Pro can play videos continuously for up to 22 hours, and the iPhone 13 Pro Max can reach 28 hours. If the news from iHacktu ileaks is true, then the iPhone 14 Pro series will become the most power-efficient iPhone in history. In addition to the camera and battery life upgrades, it is reported that the iPhone 14 Pro series will be equipped with a new screen, which is the previously exposed exclamation point punch screen design. As for the entry-level iPhone 14 series, the existing bangs design is maintained; in addition, the iPhone The 14 Pro series will also add a display screen function (Always on Display, AOD) Tianfeng International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently posted on Twitter that Foxconn, a subsidiary of Hon Hai, did not receive an order for the front lens module of Apple's iPhone 14, but received an order for a higher-end iPhone 14 rear wide-angle lens module. One of the winners of the iPhone 14 camera module maker Ming-Chi Kuo said that South Korean media reported at the end of May that due to a recent quality problem with a Chinese manufacturer, LG Innotek's iPhone front lens shipment plan was advanced from the iPhone 15 in the second half of 2023 to the iPhone 14 in the second half of this year. Many media quoted, but not completely consistent with their own understanding. Ming-Chi Kuo pointed out that because LG Innotek became the iPhone 14 front lens supplier in the second quarter, it is almost impossible to catch up with the iPhone 14 development progress in the second half of the year, and believes that Apple will choose LG Innotek and Cowell for the iPhone 14 front lens by the fourth quarter of 2021 at the latest supplier Ming-Chi Kuo explained that Foxconn, Cowell, and Wingtech are the existing iPhone front-end lens module suppliers. Wingtech acquired the Oufeiguang factory and entered the supply chain, but Wingtech, a Chinese manufacturer referred to by the Korean media, could not obtain the front-end of the iPhone 14. The lens order was not a quality problem recently encountered due to the acquisition of the Oufeiguang factory and the delay in verifying the new product. Ming-Chi Kuo added that Foxconn did not receive an order for the iPhone 14 front lens module, but received an order for a higher-end/higher ASP rear wide-angle lens module for the iPhone 14. Therefore, on the whole, Foxconn is the winner of the iPhone 14 camera module manufacturer. One, as for the real loser, Sharp, because Foxconn got the original Sharp's rear wide-angle lens module order

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Det er ikke sikkert, at du er klar over det, men i dag er det faktisk 15 år siden, at Apples iPhone for første gang så dagens lys - i hvert fald i USA. Sidenhen er det blevet en fast bestanddel af rigtig manges liv og vi har stort set hele vores hverdag, i telefonen - men hvem har egentlig den ældste?

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This is Gabriel Rench with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Wednesday, January 8th, 2020. More on Australian Fires Yesterday Toby reported that in the 1990s, Bob Carr's liberal Labor government began a massive forest lock-up program. Peter Austin writes at theland.com.au, “Before that “greening” frenzy began, soon after Carr came to office in 1995, national parks and reserves accounted for some 4.8 per cent of New South Wales. Today the total area of the state, controlled by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, is more than 9 per cent. In less than 20 years the area of national parks and related reserves has virtually doubled, but the resources deployed to manage this vastly expanding empire have not doubled with it. On the contrary, it was revealed last week that even since 2011, successive budget cuts have resulted in the NPWS slashing its staffing of rangers by one-third, thereby impairing its capacity to conduct hazard reduction burns. But before Carr took over, much of the coastal bushland now locked up in national park was prudently managed state forest, where fuel loads were kept down by logging programs, regular thinning and cattle grazing.” So there is that, and now more information has come out that according to the New South Wales Police Force website:  “Since Friday 8 November 2019, legal action – which ranges from cautions to criminal charges – has been taken against 183 people – including 40 juveniles – for 205 bushfire-related offences. Of note: 24 people have been charged over alleged deliberately-lit bushfires 53 people have had legal actions for allegedly failing to comply with a total fire ban, and 47 people have had legal actions for allegedly discarding a lighted cigarette or match on land.” Russel Crowe, due to the fires in his home country Australia, was unable to attend the Golden Globes and accept his award. He instead sent a letter that was read by Jennifer Aniston on his behalf when he was awarded best actor for his work on the series "The Loudest Voice”. In his letter he blamed global warming for the fires. If it was me, I would have blamed the 24 arsonist.  More on Iran The Obama administration really was a foreign policy disaster. One of his biggest blunders, not even sure we can call it that, was the Iranian Nuclear deal.  According to Fortune.com: “The U.S. announced the controversial nuclear deal with Iran on July 13, 2015. At a news conference on January 16, President Obama declared that the U.S. was lifting the first raft of sanctions against Iran. He also stated that the U.S. would return $1.7 billion to Iran, as agreed in the negotiations at the Hague. That same day, Tehran released the U.S. hostages, and the U.S. freed seven Iranians detained for violating financial and other U.S. sanctions on their home country. Hence, the return of the five Americans appeared to be one side of a prisoner exchange with Tehran. But Obama didn't mention that the same day, $400 million was being shipped over 6000 miles for deposit in Iran's treasury.  The shipment was a secret until The Wall Street Journal broke the story on August 2, 2015. Since then, Republicans from Donald Trump to Paul Ryan have assailed the White House for paying a gigantic ransom when government-paid ransom is barred under U.S. law, and for hiding the ploy from a public already highly skeptical of the U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement. President Obama denied the payment to Tehran was a ransom. The White House contends the payment simply settled a decades-long financial dispute...” Some might call this a Quid Pro Quo, but I digress. Our meddling in foreign affairs has been a disaster. We create problems and then we back out, we create more problems then we throw money at them, we create more problems and push democracy on them, we create more problems then we throw troops at them...rinse and repeat. At no point should conventional wisdom tell you that giving Iran $1.7 billion dollars is a good idea. BTW Vox does not think paying Iran $1.3 billion dollars was a scandal.  But think about this. Obama pumps billions of dollars into Iran, and then we are surprised that Trump Drone bombs their head of military operations for killing our troops, US contractors, and attacking our embassy? I heard it put this way, that killing Soleimani was equivalent to killing our head of CIA, FBI, and Secretary of State all in one shot.  We are in this mess because we refuse to obey the word of God. Of course there are all sorts of Just War Theory issues here, but I want to bring this down to this...because this is not often consider when talking about our foreign policies. The bible explicitly commands us not to bribe. Proverbs 21:14 says “A gift in secret subdues anger, And a bribe in the bosom, strong wrath.” Give gifts not bribes, and this should especially apply to the middle east. One last thing about the middle east. On Monday the Iraqi Parliament voted on a non-binding resolution to expel US military from the region. This of course is political as they are trying to appease the Iranian government while allowing for the protection they really want from the US troops. More of course will be developing regarding the Iran/Iraq story, so stay tuned.   Golden Globes If you missed the Golden Globes, like I gladly did, don't worry I still have you covered. To my delight, British comedian Ricky Gervias, was invited to host the Golden Globes. I have followed Ricky for a while, and sometimes his humor really gets my funny bone and other times he gets the trash can. But what is consistent about Ricky, is that he does not care what is cool and what is culturally acceptable, and that is what keeps me engaged with his Twitter account. As you know the Golden Globes is for the Hollywood elite to pat themselves on the back and pretend they have some sort of moral ethos that matters to America. Well, Ricky utterly destroyed that on Sunday night at the Golden Globes. I mean he just took all their logs and shoved them into their eyes beyond repair. For starters he lambaste Hollywood's friendships with Jeffrey Epstein and Harvy Winstein, and then ends with my favorite lines of the whole night:  Using Apple TV+ series “The Morning Show” as his jumping-off point Ricky said: “A superb drama about the importance of dignity and doing the right thing, made by a company that runs sweatshops in China…(obviously referring to the production of Apples iPhone and other devices) If you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech. You're in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg. If you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your god, and fuck off,” Gervais concluded. It is moments like these where you are grateful for God's common grace in this world, where even unbelievers can smell the massive hypocrisy coming out of rank Hollywood. Hollywood is full of rampant abuse of women, children that grow up in Hollywood regularly tell the tales of the darkness of Hollywood, and the enormous amount of bad storytelling and movie flops that come out of Hollywood is astounding. We often give Christian movies a bad rap, but how many Christian movies come out every year? 2? 5? 10? 20? Well how many pagan movies come out of Hollywood and absolutely flop or are full of lascivious trash? Hollywood by far has the worst record. So, next time you see a Christian movie come out, just remember it was made with no naked women, no compromised actors, and probably produced with only a couple million bucks. Think twice about how you judge that Christian movie, and why you give Hollywood a pass on the quantity of trashy movies that billow out of their cameras. Christian movies need improvement for sure, and if they were putting out 100 movies a year, we might actually think differently about the Christian movie scene. Lastly, I want to bring to your attention what is happening here in Idaho regarding Idaho's fight to end abortion. As you know we have had Scott Herndon, the architect of our end abortion legislation here in Idaho, and the two sponsoring legislators John Green and Heather Scott on our show a couple times in the past two years. This is their second attempt to push end abortion legislation here in Idaho and the momentum is building. I believe they now have six sponsoring legislators, which is really really good. The latest development, is that Scott Herndon's efforts, which began under the umbrella of AbolishAbortionId.com, and they have now started a PAC out of this initiative. The purpose of Abolish Abortion PAC is to make direct financial contributions for re-election and election to the campaigns of legislators and candidates who will fight for the abolition of abortion through the Abortion Human Rights Act bill. If enough money is raised, the PAC can also support legislators and candidates through direct expenses not coordinated with the candidates' campaigns, such as direct mailers, newspaper and radio ads. A financial contribution by "Abolish Abortion PAC" will appear on all of the legislators' campaign finance reports (which people do read) and will send a clear statement that the people of Idaho, through their financial contributions, want abortion ended in Idaho, without compromise. To make your financial contribution to Abolish Abortion PAC, which will in turn be used to support our champion legislators, send a check payable to: Abolish Abortion PAC PO Box 916 Sagle, ID 83860 To stay up on what is going on visit http://www.abolishabortionid.com/. I think this is a great idea, and a good way to put your money where our desires are at and an opportunity to bless legislatures that stick their neck's out for this legislation. So, consider giving to this pack, even $10 so your names are on record for these legislators to see that you care. I know Scott Herndon and he is a godly guy with a great family, and pray God's blessing on the legislative session this coming year. Well that is all for now.   This is Gabriel Rench with Crosspolitic News. You can find this show and all the others on the Fight Laugh Feast Network at Crosspolitic.com or Fightlaughfeast.com. 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Apple lenkt ein: CSAM-Features verschoben - In Folge 71 sprechen die ApfelNerds über die Verschiebung der CSAM-Features, dem Developer Settlement in den USA, Südkorea beendet als erstes Land Apples/Googles Kontrolle über die App Store-Bezahlungen, Tim Cook ist 10 Jahre CEO bei Apple und erhält 5 Millionen Aktien als Bonus, Tim Cook will wohl nach der Vorstellung nächsten großen neuen Produkt-Kategorie zurücktreten, TestFlight for Mac ist als Beta verfügbar, iCloud Private Relay kommt später, TSMC erhöht ab Januar die Preise bis zu 20 %, Apple startet Austauschprogramm für iPhone 12 und iPhone 12 Pro, Apple kauft Primephonic, es gibt Termine zum iPhone-Event, Apple testet neue Face-ID-Hardware, Apple Watch 7 kommt wohl in neuen Größen, iPhone 13-Verpackung gesichtet, Google sichert sich erneut die Standard-Suchmaschine unter iOS, iPhones 13 sollen Custom Qualcomm-Chip für Satellitenkommunikation bekommen, iOS 15/iPadOS 15: Beta 7 ist da und Beta 8 gleich auch noch, Monterey Beta 6 auch, AirTags erhalten ein Update, YouTube rollt Picture in Picture-Support aus, Netflix startet erste Spiele in Polen, Studie zeigt Apples iPhone ist eine Türöffner-Produkt, China schränkt Menschenrechte für Kinder ein, Wahl-o-Mat zur Bundestagswahl 2021 und Apple versendet Kekse.

Wat afwisseling: geen Tim maar een Herman, afkomstig uit de Dark Side van marketing. Goede timing ook want we kijken naar Apple, de cookiebanner van Tweakers.net, generieke lopersmoelen die gezichtsherkenning omzeilen en meer! Privacytools: Home Assistant en Datarequests.org Shownotes: https://therecord.media/five-southeast-asian-telcos-hacked-by-three-different-chinese-espionage-groups/ https://towardsdatascience.com/facial-recognition-types-of-attacks-and-anti-spoofing-techniques-9d732080f91e https://tweakers.net/nieuws/185252/politie-gebruikte-onterecht-fotos-van-automobilisten-via-kentekencameras.html https://www.privacyinternational.org/long-read/4603/unhealthy-diet-targeted-ads-investigation-how-diet-industry-exploits-our-data https://www.npr.org/2021/08/02/1023801277/your-facebook-account-was-hacked-getting-help-may-take-weeks-or-299 https://www.wired.com/story/signal-facebook-messenger-eavesdropping-vulnerabilities/ https://www.home-assistant.io/ https://www.datarequests.org/

Steve Sinclair is the SVP of product at Mojo Vision, a company enabling invisible computing with their AR contact lenses.Steve has an amazing background in the product development and product marketing of personal computing technologies throughout the smartphone revolution. He worked at Handspring, Palm, Apple's iPhone team, which he joined in 2007, as well as at HP and the Motorola division at Google, which was then sold to Lenovo.He brings 20 plus years of insight to Mojo Vision, which imagines a world where information is there when you need it, and then technology fades away when you don't so you can connect with others without distraction.In this conversation, we dig into the details of Mojo Vision's technology-infused contact lenses, including the underlying technology and how it works.He talks about Mojo's initial use case around helping the visually impaired, as well as other types of experiences that make sense in the early days of wearable displays. We go on to dip into Steve's history to extract some of the lessons he's learned at the dawn of the smartphone era and discuss how they might apply to spatial computing.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

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Berkshire Hathaway spends $24.7 billion on share buybacks. Apple's iPhone 13 order could hit 100 million. And airline stocks are riding high amid increased vaccine optimism. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Sicherheitslücken in Apples iPhone zu finden - das ist der IT-Sicherheitsforscherin Jiska Classen gelungen. Es ist nicht das erste Mal, dass sie die Firmware von bekannten Tech-Produkten hackt: Die Fitnesstracker von Fitbit, die Smartphones der Samsung-Galaxy-S8-Reihe, die Staubsaugerroboter von Vorwerk. Sie alle hat Classen bereits gehackt. Auf dem diesjährigen Jahrestreffen des Chaos Computer Clubs, der virtuell stattfindenden Remote Chaos Experience (rC3), stellt sie neue Sicherheitslücken beim iPhone vor. Bei She Likes Tech verrät Classen, wie sie die Sicherheitslücken gefunden hat und was eine gute Hackerin oder einen guten Hacker ausmacht. Eine frohe remote Chaos Experience wünschen wir euch! Und: Wenn ihr Fragen habt oder Anregungen, schreibt uns jederzeit per Mail an shelikestech[at]ndr[punkt]de #rC3: Takeoff https://events.ccc.de/2020/12/26/rc3-takeoff/ Verschlüsselung? - Leider viel zu kompliziert  https://www.focus.de/digital/hacker-trefffen-in-hamburg-verschluesselung-leider-viel-zu-kompliziert_id_3509162.html Jiska Classen https://background.tagesspiegel.de/digitalisierung/jiska-classen Forscher warnen vor Bluetooth auf älteren Smartphones https://www.focus.de/finanzen/boerse/wirtschaftsticker/unternehmen-forscher-warnen-vor-bluetooth-auf-aelteren-smartphones_id_10126411.html ATHENE researchers at TU Darmstadt discover weaknesses in WLAN and Bluetooth chips https://www.athene-center.de/en/news/news/athene-researchers-at-tu-darmstadt-discover-weakne-1273 Sicherheitslücke im Samsung Galaxy S8 ermöglicht gezielte Überwachung https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/gadgets/samsung-galaxy-s8-sicherheitsluecke-ermoeglicht-gezielte-ueberwachung-a-69408790-fd1e-4e6e-8f37-db6e3b339a9a Vacuums in the Cloud: Analyzing Security in a Hardened IoT Ecosystem https://www.usenix.org/conference/woot19/presentation/ullrich Per Bluetooth das WLAN ausknipsen https://www.golem.de/news/sicherheitsluecken-per-bluetooth-das-wlan-ausknipsen-1912-145758.html 36C3: Vertraue keinem Bluetooth-Gerät – schon gar nicht im vernetzten Auto https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/36C3-Vertraue-keinem-Bluetooth-Geraet-schon-gar-nicht-im-vernetzten-Auto-4624388.html DEF CON Safe Mode - Jiska Classen and Francesco Gringoli - Spectra—New Wireless Escalation Targets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZd66uVGKn8&list=PLbMc9DOHlK9yqjSN1vX3eeymRonz1pcLs Forscher decken Sicherheitslücke in Wlan-Chips auf https://www.sueddeutsche.de/digital/kr00k-wlan-wifi-sicherheitsluecke-1.4823507 Smart vacuum cleaners as remote wiretapping devices https://media.ccc.de/v/eh19-157-smart-vacuum-cleaners-as-remote-wiretapping-devices Pinky & Brain are taking over the world with vacuum cleaners https://media.ccc.de/v/2018-124-pinky-brain-are-taking-over-the-world-with-vacuum-cleaners

Counterpoint Research data finds the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro beat out all other 5G phones in October. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Apple's iPhone 12 Pro Max is a lot of smartphone, and not for everybody; Apple preparing iPad Pro models with OLED displays for second half of 2021; and Apple security chief Thomas Moyer indicted in concealed firearm permit bribery case

Apple's iPhone 12 mini is 'Mini' in name alone; Original iPhone SE, iPhone 6S could be left behind in iOS 15; and Apple releases Leather Sleeve with MagSafe for all iPhone 12 models

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FCPRadio 109 Marc Bach LA Colorist featured in Apple's iPhone Event In this Episode of Final Cut Pro Radio, we chat with Marc Bach LA Colorist featured in Apple's iPhone Event. We talk all about the next update to FCPX, the FCPX Global Summit, Dolby Vision 10 Bit HDR, the iPhone 12 Pro, Mac Pro, XDR Displays, Pro Colorists, editing with FCPX, Remote workflows, LA and lots more. Twitter @fcpradio1 FCPRadio.com Facebook facebook.com/groups/FinalCutProRadio/ YouTube.com/RichardTaylorTV ©2020 Richard Taylor

Heute sprechen wir ein wenig über aktuelle Smartphones (am Beispiel von Apples iPhone 12), erfreuen uns über das Jugendwort des Jahres 2020 und über Trivia zu “The Boys”. Außerdem geht es um Swatting bei Knossi, den Film TENET (2020) von Christopher Nolan und natürlich wieder ein wenig über News der Corona-Pandemie.

Welcome to Hardware Addicts, a proud member of the Destination Linux Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world. In this episode, we’re going to discuss Apple event that occured Oct 13th which includes a new 5G iPhone, Homepod Mini and lots of camera talk we need Wendy to interpret. We cover all four new iPhone devices and the new 5nm A14 including iPhone 12, 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max. Quick Links: Ryan = https://dasgeekcommunity.com Michael = https://tuxdigital.com Wendy = https://destinationlinux.network Want to Support the Show? Destination Linux Network Store = https://destinationlinux.network/store Want to follow the show and hosts on social media? You can find all of our social accounts at https://hardwareaddicts.org/hosts

This week on the podcast, Brad Bennett takes over hosting duties and talks to Patrick O'Rourke and Jon Lamont about all things iPhone 12 now that MobileSyrup's iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro reviews have gone live. Following that, Patrick briefly gives his thoughts on the new iPad Air and how it slots strangely into the company's existing iPad lineup.

Even though Sarah and Megha may not be drinking apple cinnamon tea (sigh), there’s plenty of Apple to go around in this episode. Join this insightful discussion about 5G networks, how the iPhone 12 will help you take fire selfies, and Apple’s expansion...

The smallest member of the new iPhone 12 family will appeal to value-minded buyers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discussing everything big and mini about the Apple Event 2020 and what makes the iPhone 12 series special.

Apple announced a 5G phone with 5G frequencies and 5G capabilities and 5G ultra bandwidth of 5G speeds. So what if it doesn't come with a power brick? You can use 5G speeds to order one online :) We also talk about how we are thankful that we aren't Intel right now, or we'd be pissing out pants. AMD's 5000 series GPUs are here to stay and slay. Check out our clips channel: http://bit.ly/UnengineeredclipsYT Drop your topic suggestions and ask us any questions related to this episode in the comments :) We have a WEBSITE!: https://www.unengineered.net/ Follow us! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theunengineeredpodcast/ Advait: https://www.instagram.com/lifeofadvait/ Atique: https://www.instagram.com/anteeqboiii/ Edit by: https://www.instagram.com/fotodada/ #getunengineered #unengineeredpod

Telepath, a knock-off Amazon Echo Show, Apple's iPhone event. A look at Telepath, which aims to be the kinder, gentler Twitter. An Amazon-Echo-Show-like smart display that doesn't spy on you. A review of Apple's October iPhone event. First, Kaya Thomas discusses her recent Debugger article on Telepath, the social media network that provides a safer, more moderated experience for online interaction. Then, OneZero's Dave Gershgorn stops by to talk about his recent project, a smart display that provides him weather updates, calendar alerts, and more — all without the privacy concerns of an Echo Show or Nest Home Hub. Lastly, Dan Moren of Six Colors joins Mikah to review Apple's iPhone event. What's with all the iPhones? Is 5G everything it's cracked up to be? And what's the deal with that HomePod Mini? Host: Mikah Sargent Guests: Kaya Thomas, Dave Gershgorn, and Dan Moren Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: manscaped.com/twit itpro.tv/tnw promo code TNW30 MySudo.com/twit

Telepath, a knock-off Amazon Echo Show, Apple's iPhone event. A look at Telepath, which aims to be the kinder, gentler Twitter. An Amazon-Echo-Show-like smart display that doesn't spy on you. A review of Apple's October iPhone event. First, Kaya Thomas discusses her recent Debugger article on Telepath, the social media network that provides a safer, more moderated experience for online interaction. Then, OneZero's Dave Gershgorn stops by to talk about his recent project, a smart display that provides him weather updates, calendar alerts, and more — all without the privacy concerns of an Echo Show or Nest Home Hub. Lastly, Dan Moren of Six Colors joins Mikah to review Apple's iPhone event. What's with all the iPhones? Is 5G everything it's cracked up to be? And what's the deal with that HomePod Mini? Host: Mikah Sargent Guests: Kaya Thomas, Dave Gershgorn, and Dan Moren Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: manscaped.com/twit itpro.tv/tnw promo code TNW30 MySudo.com/twit

Telepath, a knock-off Amazon Echo Show, Apple's iPhone event. A look at Telepath, which aims to be the kinder, gentler Twitter. An Amazon-Echo-Show-like smart display that doesn't spy on you. A review of Apple's October iPhone event. First, Kaya Thomas discusses her recent Debugger article on Telepath, the social media network that provides a safer, more moderated experience for online interaction. Then, OneZero's Dave Gershgorn stops by to talk about his recent project, a smart display that provides him weather updates, calendar alerts, and more — all without the privacy concerns of an Echo Show or Nest Home Hub. Lastly, Dan Moren of Six Colors joins Mikah to review Apple's iPhone event. What's with all the iPhones? Is 5G everything it's cracked up to be? And what's the deal with that HomePod Mini? Host: Mikah Sargent Guests: Kaya Thomas, Dave Gershgorn, and Dan Moren Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: manscaped.com/twit itpro.tv/tnw promo code TNW30 MySudo.com/twit

Telepath, a knock-off Amazon Echo Show, Apple's iPhone event. A look at Telepath, which aims to be the kinder, gentler Twitter. An Amazon-Echo-Show-like smart display that doesn't spy on you. A review of Apple's October iPhone event. First, Kaya Thomas discusses her recent Debugger article on Telepath, the social media network that provides a safer, more moderated experience for online interaction. Then, OneZero's Dave Gershgorn stops by to talk about his recent project, a smart display that provides him weather updates, calendar alerts, and more — all without the privacy concerns of an Echo Show or Nest Home Hub. Lastly, Dan Moren of Six Colors joins Mikah to review Apple's iPhone event. What's with all the iPhones? Is 5G everything it's cracked up to be? And what's the deal with that HomePod Mini? Host: Mikah Sargent Guests: Kaya Thomas, Dave Gershgorn, and Dan Moren Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: manscaped.com/twit itpro.tv/tnw promo code TNW30 MySudo.com/twit

Here's what analysts thought about Apple's iPhone 12, HomePod mini launch; 'AirPods Studio' production reportedly hits snag, 'AirTags' could debut in November; and Apple may be launching Apple Pay in Mexico very soon.

Jess is joined by John Reilly of TheEffect.net to talk through the new iPhone 12 models plus Steven Cooper chats about his new e-book about learning to podcast.

Den här veckan vigs nästan helt åt Apples iPhone-event. Vi diskuterar hypen kring 5G, peppen kring nya lurarna, vad vi saknade på eventet och en massa annat. Klart är dock att det som vanligt finns åsikter i kubik och att det spretar likt håret på ett penntroll. Häng med så hjälps vi åt att mangla ner våra tankar kring iPhone 12. Stötta gärna podden med ett litet bidrag via Buy me a coffee!

Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang discuss third quarter earnings from JP Morgan Chase and Citigroup, Johnson & Johnson and Eli Lilly announce pauses to vaccine development, China's imports surge, Apple unveiling the iPhone 12 and the Straits Times index in early trading.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We watch the iPhone event every year and spend a considerable amount of time discussing it the next day, so we thought this time, we'd bring you along on a bonus episode of Two cents on Thursday. We hope you enjoy! And if you haven't watched the event, we highly recommend it and we have 3 options based on the time you have on your hands OG Apple event (more than an hour): https://youtu.be/KR0g-1hnQPA TheVerge supercut (13 mins): https://youtu.be/vpw_z9vBPAE 60 second recap: https://youtu.be/Gz8vBoEFArA Leave us a Review If you enjoy listening to our podcast, we'd love for you to leave us a review wherever you happen to listen to podcasts. It helps us gain exposure and keep making quality episodes. How to reach us? The best way to reach us is on Twitter @2centsthursday. Hope to see you there!

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In this episode of The More You Know, I'm joined with life coach Conner Nolan. We discuss burnout and how to prevent it along with our personal experiences. Along with various alternatives to replace coffee, and superfoods that you can incorporate in your life to enhance your spiritual consciousness and awareness.  Tune in tomorrow for a recap of Apples iPhone 12 event with guest host Jack Wydra from Pardon My Tech For More Health & Fitness tips check out BetterHealthierYu.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themoreyouknowpod/support

Welcome back to Game Scoop!, IGN's weekly video game podcast. This week your Omega Cops -- Daemon Hatfield, Sam Claiborn, Justin Davis, and Seth Macy -- are discussing the future of Nintendo consoles. They also cover Super Mario 35, Star Wars Squadrons, The Last of Us Part 2, Rambo in Mortal Kombat, and so much more.

Apple's iPhone 12 event, big tech antitrust report, Waymo safety drivers. The House Subcommittee on Antitrust released a 450 page report on anti-competitive behavior of the biggest tech companies. Mathew Ingram from Columbia Journalism Review walks through the report and why it saw a partisan split. Google finally upgraded the original Google Home and it's a solid upgrade according to Daniel Bader from Android Central who shares his review of the Nest Audio smart speaker. Apple's big iPhone 12 event is right around the corner. Zac Hall from 9to5Mac reads the tea leaves to detail what we expect as well as what else to hope for at the event. Safety drivers at Waymo and Cruise are the unsung heroes of autonomous vehicle testing and their health is on the line, according to Andrew Hawkins from the Verge. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Mathew Ingram, Daniel Bader, Zac Hall, and Andrew Hawkins Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: WWT.COM/TWIT LastPass.com/twit expressvpn.com/tnw

Apple's iPhone 12 event, big tech antitrust report, Waymo safety drivers. The House Subcommittee on Antitrust released a 450 page report on anti-competitive behavior of the biggest tech companies. Mathew Ingram from Columbia Journalism Review walks through the report and why it saw a partisan split. Google finally upgraded the original Google Home and it's a solid upgrade according to Daniel Bader from Android Central who shares his review of the Nest Audio smart speaker. Apple's big iPhone 12 event is right around the corner. Zac Hall from 9to5Mac reads the tea leaves to detail what we expect as well as what else to hope for at the event. Safety drivers at Waymo and Cruise are the unsung heroes of autonomous vehicle testing and their health is on the line, according to Andrew Hawkins from the Verge. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Mathew Ingram, Daniel Bader, Zac Hall, and Andrew Hawkins Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: WWT.COM/TWIT LastPass.com/twit expressvpn.com/tnw

Apple's iPhone 12 event, big tech antitrust report, Waymo safety drivers. The House Subcommittee on Antitrust released a 450 page report on anti-competitive behavior of the biggest tech companies. Mathew Ingram from Columbia Journalism Review walks through the report and why it saw a partisan split. Google finally upgraded the original Google Home and it's a solid upgrade according to Daniel Bader from Android Central who shares his review of the Nest Audio smart speaker. Apple's big iPhone 12 event is right around the corner. Zac Hall from 9to5Mac reads the tea leaves to detail what we expect as well as what else to hope for at the event. Safety drivers at Waymo and Cruise are the unsung heroes of autonomous vehicle testing and their health is on the line, according to Andrew Hawkins from the Verge. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Mathew Ingram, Daniel Bader, Zac Hall, and Andrew Hawkins Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: WWT.COM/TWIT LastPass.com/twit expressvpn.com/tnw

Apple's iPhone 12 event, big tech antitrust report, Waymo safety drivers. The House Subcommittee on Antitrust released a 450 page report on anti-competitive behavior of the biggest tech companies. Mathew Ingram from Columbia Journalism Review walks through the report and why it saw a partisan split. Google finally upgraded the original Google Home and it's a solid upgrade according to Daniel Bader from Android Central who shares his review of the Nest Audio smart speaker. Apple's big iPhone 12 event is right around the corner. Zac Hall from 9to5Mac reads the tea leaves to detail what we expect as well as what else to hope for at the event. Safety drivers at Waymo and Cruise are the unsung heroes of autonomous vehicle testing and their health is on the line, according to Andrew Hawkins from the Verge. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Mathew Ingram, Daniel Bader, Zac Hall, and Andrew Hawkins Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Sponsors: WWT.COM/TWIT LastPass.com/twit expressvpn.com/tnw

In the 142nd episode, get the scoop on all the latest iPhone rumors surrounding Apple's biggest event of the year coming up in September. From rumored release dates to specs for the iPhone 12, you don't want to miss this episode. Other topics include tips for creating secure passwords with Apple's built-in tools and how to set up DIY podcast recording on your iPad.