You can use eyeglass wipes, a microfiber cloth, alcohol swabs, or similar non-abrasive cleaning methods.

I bought my 14 Pro unlocked and unactivated from Costco and activated it on T-Mobile myself at home. Then I switched carriers from T-Mobile to AT&T within 2 weeks of owning the device and had no problems whatsoever. I connected to WiFi, downloaded a new eSIM, and had service immediately. Didn't need to involve carrier support at all.

The difference seems to be how the device is sold. The unit I purchased was only sold outright as a normal product, like any other item. Devices normally sold as carrier units can be bought outright, but have this restriction.

Or I could buy a vinyl record instead. Sure I won't get 7.1 positional audio, but I get to watch a physical thing spin, and that's half the fun.

Sooooo....they're training their own replacement?

It's the nickname of the SIM

That is correct. I was confused by the existence of the Boot Camp Assistant app.

Sorry, I just meant the Boot Camp assistant app. It's odd that it exists when it's completely non-functional.

True, but Apple insists on installing it on every Apple Silicon computer anyway.

I took it to mean that they're saying they'll never make a build of Windows that will work with Boot Camp.

You could use another messaging app like Signal that works across Android and iOS. You could also use a cloud storage service like Google Photos or OneDrive. Create a folder and upload photos there and access them across all your devices.

Very few. I try to take good care of it.

I've never had to replace a glass screen protector, but I like having the option and the peace of mind knowing that if it does get scratched up, I can just get another protector for $10.

Ceramic shield is just marketing bullshit. It might be a bit more resistant than normal tempered glass, but it's still tempered glass.

Not in the slightest. We humans are very bad at managing our resources or our planet.

Mining for Lithium and discarding used batteries is not environmentally friendly even while it is a better option than continuing to burn fossil fuels with abandon.

Yes. Lithium is also a finite resource that we probably aren't doing a fantastic job of managing.

Making money will also require making products that more people can afford to buy. Aside from the luxury or specialist brands, carmakers will be forced to offer cheaper cars in order to reach more segments of the market.

Here in the US, it's already happening. EVs starting at $30K USD or even less are beginning to appear. That would have been unheard of even 3-5 years ago.

SAP is one of the most prevalent software companies in the world. Most people have probably used software sold by SAP or hosted by SAP at one time or another, even if you don't know it.

Based on what I've seen when users from other domains jump into low-code applications, programmers are still going to be needed.

Larger sensors (like the 48MP sensor on the 14 Pro) have a narrower focus. Move the camera back and zoom in 2x. It's not a defect, that's just how it works.

You can also use the macro mode, which will automatically switch you to the 12MP Ultrawide camera, which has a closer focusing distance.

It depends on the cost. A screen repair is usually a several hundred dollar expense, so you may as well put that money towards a new device.

Make sure to backup your data ASAP. No idea how long the phone will last.

Go for cheaper clear cases. They all discolor.

Having a lower capacity phone just means you'll need to offload photos and video a bit more often. You save some cash too (assuming you're refunded for the stolen device).

You have to turn that on manually. Most users never do.

How did you break your Mac?

With the rise of digital books, I can't imagine there's a lot of people going to book signings.