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When the iPad was being created, a guy named Scott Forstall was leading its software development. He was responsible for the skeuomorphic interface featured early on in iOS, and the calculator app included with the iPad prototype was simply a scaled up version of the iPhone’s. The software team assumed the final product would ship with this calculator, but once Steve Jobs saw it one month before the iPad’s release, he met with Forstall right away. Saying, “where is the new design for the calculator? This looks awful" Forstall replied, "what new design? This is what we are shipping with.” Jobs said, "no, pull it. We can't ship that.” Although Forstall tried to convince Jobs to keep the calculator on iPad, he was given an ultimatum: Redesign the calculator’s user interface to make it look good on the iPad’s larger display, or it won’t be included. With the iPad’s release just weeks away, Forstall knew his team wouldn’t be able to create a new app from scratch, so the...

May all the obstacles and troubles in your path disappear this Dusshera. 🎉Happy Dussehra to you and your family. #HappyDusshera #HappyDussehra2021 #dussehrawishes #dusshera #dussehrafestival https://t.co/kF2TPTUUyQ — Dev Anand (@Dev3058) Oct 14, 2021 Retweeted by Dev Anand Follow me on Twitter

Apple has been talking about privacy a lot lately. Releasing a YouTube video on the topic, using it as a selling point in the most recent Apple Event, and even putting up billboards about privacy on iPhone. This is in contrast to companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon, who rarely bring attention to their privacy policies. The basis of Apple’s position on privacy, is that they’re trying to do right by their customers. Not necessarily out of the good of their own hearts, but because that’s how they increase the lifetime value of every user and make as much revenue as possible, which comes from hardware sales. And one of Apple’s strongest selling points is privacy. So they talk about it a lot in order to distinguish themselves from the competition like Google, who is known for collecting and selling as much of their user’s data as possible. Music: Bensound - Piano Moment via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-F1Mmy7hiI

If you weren’t following Apple's Bendgate debacle when it happened back in 2014, then let me explain exactly how it went down. So the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were released near the end of 2014 and generated quite a bit of hype since they had pretty radical designs that featured much larger displays than the previous iPhone 5s, coming in at 4.7 and 5.5 inches. So customers were excited to get their hands on an iPhone that finally had a screen size comparable to its competition. And after just three days of going on sale, over 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus units had been sold. And while those huge sales numbers gave Apple a reason to celebrate, things took a turn for the worst when a handful of iPhone 6 Plus owners complain on social media that their new smartphone had bent during normal usage. via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8Ug3-n4Tqg

Apple is known for having a user base that’s very loyal and enthusiastic about their products. But there is an equally enthusiastic hatred toward Apple from other people in the tech community, who have trouble understanding why anyone would choose Apple devices over their competitors. And in this video I’m going to give you the #1 reason why you should be using Apple products over anything else, and it’s a reason I think should be discussed a lot more often. So what is the the #1 reason to use Apple products? Could it be their beautiful industrial design? Their approachable user interface? Their optimized operating systems? Or perhaps their seamless user experience? In my opinion, those are all legitimate advantages of Apple products, but there’s one huge reason that’s rarely mentioned by news outlets or users themselves. And that is privacy. via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYnyLwI3-nI

RT @Android: Do Not Disturb is activated on your #Android phone when your device detects driving, so you can keep your focus on the road. Find out more → https://t.co/FCZ0dwSB0U https://t.co/D7zSyDYISW — Dev Anand (@Dev3058) Oct 8, 2021 Retweeted by Dev Anand Follow me on Twitter

Navaratri  is a  Hindu festival  that spans nine nights (and ten days) and is celebrated every year in the autumn. It is observed for different reasons and celebrated differently in various parts of the  Indian cultural sphere .  Theoretically, there are four seasonal  Navaratri . However, in practice, it is the post-monsoon autumn festival called Sharada Navaratri that is the most observed in the honor of the divine feminine  Devi  ( Durga ). The festival is celebrated in the bright half of the Hindu calendar month  Ashvin , which typically falls in the Gregorian months of September and October. Significance of Navratri The festival is associated with the prominent battle that took place between Durga and demon the  Mahishasura  and celebrates the victory of good over evil.  These nine days are solely dedicated to Durga and her eight avatars – the  Navadurga .  Each day is associated with an incarnation of the goddes...

😊 Happy Navratri to all of you. https://t.co/roTLIraume #HappyNavaratri #navratriwishes #navratri2021 https://t.co/DBpYkpJHsC — Dev Anand (@Dev3058) Oct 7, 2021 Retweeted by Dev Anand Follow me on Twitter

Has this ever happened with you, that you are reading some content from a website and it seems difficult to pronounce some words? This is what usually happens with me too, and I think it is usually happening with all, then what we should do in these conditions. There are many ways to solve this problem and I gonna tell you the best from my end. Usually how we deal with this problem  <unefficient-way> Just Google it out 😎, nearly everyone prefers this way, Just go to Google search and express our issue as  ' How to Pronounce Gucci ',  within seconds we will have our solution, right. Let's see how Google Answer this 👆 Question. As assumed, always best response from Google, as you can see we some benefits of using this methods 👇  First and the most helpful thing is that we can hear the audio of the word the way we should pronounce that. other, is that we can hear the word very clearly with help of  Slow Button  which helps the listener to pay attentio...

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Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Down – What’s the reason and solutions are discussed here. Social media sites are down today for the longest time that we have ever noticed. On Monday evening, Facebook, Whatsapp, and Instagram went down simultaneously. Users around the globe are reporting that they can not access Facebook, Whatsapp, and Instagram from their devices. All these apps are owned by Facebook and they share the same server infrastructure. Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp Down On the website of Facebook, It is written that they are fixing this issue and we are hoping that this issue will be resolved really soon. The message also shows the DNS error. DNS stands for domain name system and it takes the users from the web URL to their destination website. At different times, many big websites have been down for several hours. Today this case is with all Social media websites that are owned by Facebook. Whatsapp team tweeted to explain the problem We’re aware that some ...

Google is one of the biggest companies in the world with a market capitalization of nearly $2 trillion. However, most people aren't able to name the founders of Google Larry Page and Sergey Brin. This makes as Larry Page and Sergey Brin basically fell off the face of the planet after they stepped down in 2015 from running Google. This is in stark contrast to most tech billionaires who maintain a significant social presence even after stepping down from their respective companies. Since they stepped down, we've only seen a handful of public appearances, and the founders have even relinquished control of the parent company Alphabet in 2019. This video explains what happened to Larry Page and Sergey Brin since they stepped down and what they're working on today.  via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piF1AzEBSn0

RT @WhatsApp: We’re aware that some people are experiencing issues with WhatsApp at the moment. We’re working to get things back to normal and will send an update here as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience! — Dev Anand (@Dev3058) Oct 4, 2021 Retweeted by Dev Anand Follow me on Twitter

This is all what we need to know about the Microsoft Window 11, system requirenments. As Microsoft Team expresses in their tweet. There are 2! 2 days until the #Windows11 release. Your PC will need a minimum of - 1 Ghz CPU - 4 GB of RAM - 64 GB storage Ah! Ah! Ah! All basic requirements: https://t.co/nCdMBlZp9h pic.twitter.com/zgkuq3NKqz — Microsoft Support (@MicrosoftHelps) October 3, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/Dev3058