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Porch Pirate Criminal Network Stole Thousands of iPhones in the U.S.

Thirteen members of an international criminal network targeted expensive electronics like iPhones in the U.S.
The network used automated scripts and bribed corrupt employees to obtain confidential customer information and FedEx tracking data
Runners purchased delivery information and physically stole the iPhone packages from doorsteps
FedEx and AT&T collaborated with law enforcement to locate and charge the criminals involved

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Apple TV+ series ‘The Studio’ is the ‘best TV show in years’

Apple TV+ series 'The Studio' is set to premiere on March 26, 2025, starring Seth Rogen as the head of embattled Continental Studios.
The show features a star-studded ensemble cast and has received critical acclaim, with a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
The 10-episode comedy series will premiere with the first two episodes on March 26, followed by one episode every Wednesday through May 21, 2025.
Apple TV+ is available on multiple platforms and devices globally, offering a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.

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Building optimized LLM chatbots with Canonical and NVIDIA

Canonical, in collaboration with NVIDIA, introduces a reference architecture for building robust LLM chatbots.
The solution leverages NVIDIA AI technology and offers a production-ready AI pipeline built on Kubernetes.
Key components include NVIDIA NIM for optimized model deployment, OpenSearch as a vector database, and Kubeflow and KServe for powerful AI workflow.
The solution provides enhanced security, compliance, and advanced capabilities for various generative AI workflows.

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iPhone 16e’s Apple C1 modem vs. iPhone 16’s Qualcomm modem

The iPhone 16e is the first device to include Apple's C1 modem, marking a significant move away from reliance on Qualcomm.
Ookla analyzed performance data of the iPhone 16e and iPhone 16, noting differences in download speeds and mmWave support.
The iPhone 16e outperformed the iPhone 16 in download speeds for AT&T and Verizon but fell behind on T-Mobile's network.
T-Mobile's advanced 5G network may have contributed to the iPhone 16e's lower download speed performance compared to the iPhone 16.
Verizon's download speeds lagged behind AT&T and T-Mobile for both the iPhone 16e and iPhone 16.
In the lower 10th percentile of users, the iPhone 16e had better download speeds across all three mobile providers compared to the iPhone 16.
However, at the top 90th percentile, the iPhone 16 outperformed the iPhone 16e on all three providers in terms of download speeds.
iPhone 16e users on Verizon and AT&T experienced higher upload speeds compared to iPhone 16 users, with AT&T users showing a 38% increase in median upload speeds.
Overall, the iPhone 16e offers better worst-case speeds, while the iPhone 16 boasts higher top-end performance due to mmWave support.
Apple also faces other developments, including EU directives on ecosystem access and plans for a rumored 'iPhone 17 Air'.

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Apple supplier Corning expects Q1 sales to exceed previous target

Apple supplier Corning expects Q1 sales to exceed previous target.
Corning's Springboard plan aims to add more than $4 billion in annualized sales by 2026.
Corning CEO expresses confidence in the company's progress and customer satisfaction.
Corning benefits from strong adoption of new generative AI products in data centers.

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MacBooks account for 86% of total Mac sales; Mac desktops just 14%

MacBooks account for 86% of total Mac sales, while Mac desktops make up just 14%.
Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) data reveals that MacBook Pro holds a 53% share, followed by MacBook Air at 33%.
Mac desktops, including iMac, Mac Pro, Mac mini, and Mac Studio, trail behind with modest shares ranging from 0.5% to 10%.
Apple's prioritization of MacBook development reflects consumer preferences for portability and has led to a decline in demand for desktops.

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Apple blasts EU antitrust regulators upon being ordered to open up to rivals

EU antitrust authorities directed Apple to grant rivals access to its ecosystem, following the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The European Commission's orders require Apple to provide access to nine iOS connectivity features previously exclusive to Apple.
Apple criticized the EU order, stating that it would hurt users and help its rivals.
Apple could face an investigation and fines of up to 10% of global annual sales if it does not comply with the EU order.

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European Commission Orders Apple To Improve Third-Party Device Integration

The European Commission has ordered Apple to improve third-party device integration with iPhones.
The first set of measures focuses on granting device manufacturers and app developers improved access to iPhone connectivity features used for connected devices such as smartwatches, headphones, and TVs.
The second set of measures aims to improve the transparency and effectiveness of Apple's process for developers seeking interoperability with iPhone and iPad features.
Apple has expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, claiming it hampers innovation, but the European Union is pushing for change to promote competition.

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Linux Kernel Explained: Everything You Need to Know

The Linux kernel is the foundational component of the Linux operating system, serving as an intermediary between user applications and the underlying hardware.
The Linux kernel is a sophisticated, modular, and extensible core that governs hardware-software interactions.
The Linux kernel is designed with a monolithic architecture, incorporating dynamically loadable modules to enhance flexibility.
The Linux kernel is ubiquitous due to its open-source nature, stability, reliability, security, performance optimization, scalability, and extensive community support.

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I May Have Found The Best Neovim Setup for Beginners

Neovim and Vim are powerful tools for programming but can be daunting to start using.
Using a Neovim distribution can simplify the setup and learning process.
Learning Vim motions can be beneficial for using any terminal-based editor.
Using Vim can improve ergonomics and reduce strain by minimizing mouse usage.

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Today in Apple history: The ultra-fast Macintosh IIfx speeds into stores

The ultra-fast Macintosh IIfx was released on March 19, 1990.
Priced between $9,870 and $12,000, the Macintosh IIfx featured a 40 MHz CPU.
It was the fastest Macintosh available until the Quadra 900 was released.
Despite its power, the Macintosh IIfx did not succeed in breaking into the professional workstation market.

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Hands-On with Multiple Pinned Item Lists in Callsheet

Callsheet, a film and TV show information app, has introduced multiple pinned item lists in its latest update.
Users can now create separate lists to organize their pinned items based on different categories or preferences.
The new feature allows for better organization of shows, movies, and other content within the app.
The ability to create and manage multiple lists makes it easier to navigate and access specific items efficiently.
Users can now create lists for different purposes, such as podcast rewatches, all-time favorites, upcoming titles, and recommendations.
Organizing titles across various lists helps declutter the main pinned items list and streamline the user experience.
Users can easily move items between lists, copy items to multiple lists, and add new items to specific lists.
The feature also includes iCloud syncing, allowing users to access and edit their pinned lists across multiple devices.
Callsheet's implementation of multiple pinned lists is praised for its ease of use and flexibility in accommodating different user preferences.
Additional features in the latest update include the ability to randomly select a title from pinned lists, dark mode variants for icons, and shortcuts for search and list navigation.

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Sorry, Microsoft has fixed the Copilot automatic uninstall bug

Microsoft has fixed a bug that uninstalled Copilot from some Windows 11 devices.
The affected devices are being returned to their original state.
Copilot is a native Windows app with a sleeker UI and the ability to start voice chats.
Microsoft is also addressing a bug that prevents Roblox download on Arm-powered devices.

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Unlocking Edge AI: a collaborative reference architecture with NVIDIA

The blog introduces a new reference architecture aimed at simplifying edge AI deployment in diverse environments.
The challenges of managing edge solutions are discussed, including scalability, independent operation, security, and resource limitations.
The architecture emphasizes the use of open source solutions alongside NVIDIA accelerated computing for optimal performance and flexibility.
The reference architecture outlines the inference and training environments, hardware and software components, and integration considerations to enable successful edge AI implementation.

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EU will allow Apple to make a port-free iPhone

Apple has explored the idea of making the upcoming iPhone 17 Air a port-free design, making it the thinnest iPhone yet.
Apple initially scrapped the idea due to concerns about violating EU regulations, but the EU has confirmed that a fully port-free design would be permissible within existing regulations.
The EU regulation states that if a device has a wired charging port, it must be USB-C, but there is no requirement for a USB-C port itself.
Having a port-free iPhone would allow for a perfectly sealed, waterproof, and wireless device.

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