DocMultimedia
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Do they run Grok sexy image creation faster than the iPhone? That would certainly be important for them.
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Utah Adds a Strange Twist to the iPhone vs. Android Debate
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7thson
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Taxpayer money hard at work in Utah. His constituents must be so proud. S/
boswald
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Or they’re in charge of the DMA in the EU.
jarman92
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Not a good look for Android. If I was a member of Android team at Google, I would be ashamed.
powaking
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"I'm the only one in my family – all my kids, my wife, they all have iPhones – but I'm holding strong," he added.
Don’t need to say any more.
Don’t need to say any more.
jarman92
macrumors 68020
Just another way for a politician to say they have "accomplishments" In my state we have similar foolish things like the official state soft drink and the official state treat.
It's usually the D's in my state that have time wasting items like this.
What? Jeez, you can be married to more than one OS in most states now.
A lot of obvious negative feedback but has anyone stopped to ask if he is wrong?
The technology on Android is better. It’s been a fact since the T-Mobile G1 that Android phones have often gotten hardware innovations years before Apple customers. Going back to the iPhone 1 Android has been first with 3G, Camera flashes, fast charging, 4G, folding displays, VRR, USB-C, video functionality, 0.5x lenses, Unibody chassis, 5x periscopes, selfie cameras, perforated screens, OLED, GPS, gyros, silicon carbon batteries, large displays, NFC payments, biometrics, Styli, OIS, Autofocus and just about every other piece of hardware we take for granted.
Most of these introductions were also killer at the time. The 5x prism on the Huawei P30 Pro was astounding. Heck, the old G1 might have been a little kitchen sink in its hardware features but it pulled them all off.
Where Apple take the lead is in software. NFC payments never took off until Apple Pay. iTunes integration for your music was a great start. FaceTime popularised then idea of easy video calls. TouchID introduced biometrics to a mass audience and so on. Apple take other people’s innovations and make them seamless to use in your everyday life.
The technology on Android is better. It’s been a fact since the T-Mobile G1 that Android phones have often gotten hardware innovations years before Apple customers. Going back to the iPhone 1 Android has been first with 3G, Camera flashes, fast charging, 4G, folding displays, VRR, USB-C, video functionality, 0.5x lenses, Unibody chassis, 5x periscopes, selfie cameras, perforated screens, OLED, GPS, gyros, silicon carbon batteries, large displays, NFC payments, biometrics, Styli, OIS, Autofocus and just about every other piece of hardware we take for granted.
Most of these introductions were also killer at the time. The 5x prism on the Huawei P30 Pro was astounding. Heck, the old G1 might have been a little kitchen sink in its hardware features but it pulled them all off.
Where Apple take the lead is in software. NFC payments never took off until Apple Pay. iTunes integration for your music was a great start. FaceTime popularised then idea of easy video calls. TouchID introduced biometrics to a mass audience and so on. Apple take other people’s innovations and make them seamless to use in your everyday life.
chrono1081
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"I don't expect this to really get out of committee," said Cullimore.
Then why waste everyone's time and tax payer money?
Then why waste everyone's time and tax payer money?
There are anti fluoride people on both sides. The city of Portland, Oregon, certainly not a Republican stronghold, is the largest metropolitan area in the US to ban it’s use.
Chemistry knows no political boundaries, for better or worse.
treyjustice
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CocktailHour
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Amazing Iceman
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Yes, Android is known for launching features first, for example, their version of FaceID came out first, but it's crap when compared to the Real FaceID.
Throwing half-ass features just to be the first one is not the way to do things. It's just consumer bait for those who want to brag about having new features on their devices, although these features are not properly implemented and lack practical use.
Apple is taking their time with the foldable phones because they don't want to release a phone with a crease that may break.
Their mistake was to launch Apple Maps when it wasn't ready for launch. I hope they never forget that mistake.
Amazing Iceman
macrumors 603
It's just another politician who lost his fidget spinner and now needs to keep busy doing something.
jaster2
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Amazing Iceman
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They say Global Warming is fake news, so imagine everything else they don't believe in.
EDIT: I found this:
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Controversies and Concerns
While fluoride is widely endorsed by health organizations, some concerns exist regarding its potential health effects. Recent studies have raised questions about links between fluoride exposure and lower IQ in children, but these studies often involve higher fluoride levels than those used in U.S. water supplies. Most experts agree that the benefits of fluoridation outweigh the risks when maintained at recommended levels.In summary, fluoride in tap water is essential for preventing tooth decay and promoting public health, making it a valuable addition to community water supplies.
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After doing some research:
• People should timely brush their teeth as needed if they want to prevent tooth decay.
• Parents need to teach their children proper brushing habits.
• Did you know that if you brush right after eating acidic food you could be damaging the enamel on your teeth?
• Toothpaste has fluoride, but the instructions say "Do not ingest", and that's for a reason.
• It makes sense to add a little chlorine to tap water to prevent it from going bad, but is fluoride really needed?
• Natural Spring water may or may not contain fluoride in smaller amounts, so considering tap water may be water that has been recovered, treated, filtered and recirculated, it makes sense to put back some fluoride on it.
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