Cool if true. But I've read similar articles every 3-5 years for a couple decades now. So, I'll believe it when I see it.
We do. But it installs the apps on its own after a couple weeks' time.
It's not the consumer line. We have a couple of those for contractors, since they tend to abuse the crap out of them, but the rest are elite books I think. I guarantee they're not the top of the line.
It tells me "download is not available at this time". I can download from apk mirror, but would rather not download from a random source.
- Artificially pull out of UK, by forcing all UK residents to select a different country of residence with a banner as to why UK residents can't have iPhones, then store all their ADP encrypted data on data warehouses outside of the UK. Then claim that they (Apple) don't track users and have to trust that users are selecting the correct countries of residence, and that they (Apple) will not allow the UK government to peak into non-UK residents, so they can't help "sorry (not sorry)".
Option 4 is similar to option 3 by telling the government to shove it, but with the very important benefit of still allowing the residents to use their products. It's (almost) a win win.
Kids are the future.
10 years ago we used Lenovo. I've been using enterprise HPs for about 3 years, and they're total, flimsy, bloated crap. And, the bloat I'm talking about are the preinstalled HP tools that keep reinstalling every week or so if you uninstall them. I can't use the mouse, because the crappy flimsy metal case is warped out of the box (and has gotten worse with use) and causes the ill-fitting mouse to stick to the case.
I don't vouch for these, as I have not used them. But, I found this rewritten one and this one with LLM.
We use them. Believe me, you heard incorrectly. Their enterprise laptops are total, flimsy, bloated crap.
Inspired by the humble bee
**Bumble bee
Seriously, though. Instead of "the humble bee inspired us to make a nightmare bot", how about we go more of a "the humble bee inspired us to save them".
Nothing good for us
Then you didn't miss it. You glossed over it, like a boss
One of the main reasons many people purchased a Kobo was to run quill. Those morons just cut off that market segment. A small segment, I know, but still a segment they just amputated.