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2 HN points โ€ข 04 Aug 24
  1. Molly Anderson is the new leader of Appleโ€™s Industrial Design team. She aims to combine beautiful designs with practical use in Apple products.
  2. Anderson has experience working on the iPad Pro, which was made thinner and lighter than before. She focused on improving its structure and functionality.
  3. Her design approach seems to balance style and practicality, similar to Jony Ive, but with a stronger focus on how the product works.
0 implied HN points โ€ข 02 Jul 24
  1. All iPhone 16 models will use the same A18 chip, which is different from past versions where higher-end models had better processors.
  2. While they share the same chip, the performance might still vary due to differences in cores or other specifications.
  3. This change suggests Apple is focusing on better overall performance across all models, especially for features related to Apple Intelligence.
0 implied HN points โ€ข 03 Aug 24
  1. Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway, has sold half of its Apple stock, dropping their holdings from 790 million to 400 million shares. This surprised a lot of people in the investment world.
  2. Despite this sell-off, Apple recently reported strong earnings, showing a revenue increase of nearly 5% and profits up almost 8% compared to last year. This is good news for Apple, even with Berkshire reducing their stake.
  3. Berkshire Hathaway has also been selling other investments, including shares in Bank of America, and now has a significant amount of cash available, totaling $277 billion. This could mean they are preparing for new investment opportunities.
0 implied HN points โ€ข 03 Jul 24
  1. CocoaPods, a tool used by many Apple apps, has serious security flaws that could let hackers inject harmful code into millions of apps. This is a big issue because it affects about 3 million applications.
  2. The vulnerabilities allow attackers to access sensitive information on users' devices, like private messages and medical info. This shows how valuable open-source code can be when it's not properly secured.
  3. It's important for developers to be cautious about third-party code and regularly check their dependencies. They should make sure they're using well-maintained libraries and avoid unclaimed or orphaned code to keep their apps safe.
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