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Yarrrrrbright/Shutterstock The biggest difference between the Apple Upgrade Program and the iPhone Upgrade Program (besides the eponymous change in products included) is that in the previous system, payments were applied directly to the phone. This meant that at the end of the contract, users would own their phone outright with no additional fee. The iPhone Upgrade Program also included AppleCare protection, while the new one does not. Apple does recommend a separate subscription to the service, as leased devices that are returned damaged will incur a fee. Devices that have AppleCare that are

That was a month ago, and my street hasn't been closed, so this isn't a matter of Google jumping the gun. It's faulty data, plain and simple. I reported these problems, and Google fixed them within 24 hours, only to see them revert a couple of days later. As far as I can tell, Google is scraping this info from city databases. It seems that a human corrects errors based on reports, only to have an algorithm overwrite that manual change on the next update. However, that doesn't explain how Apple Maps gets this completely right. So does Waze, which is even more ironic, considering it's owned by G

I still look at MagSafe wallets as a bridge to the future. Once you can pay with Apple Pay everywhere you go and store your driver’s license/ ID directly on your iPhone, you’ll only need to carry your phone when you leave the house. We’re closer to that future than we were a couple years ago, but until it’s fully there, I’m still carrying a wallet, just a much thinner one than I used to. My state still has yet to announce support for a digital ID, either. Ever since getting on the MagSafe wallet train, it’s all I use now, and I don’t see myself going back. It’s one less thing to think about. O

In case you forgot, the iPhone didn't have an app store for a full year after launch. The early adopters of Apple's magical new phone were not only limited to a black background and, at first, no way to move their icons around, but were also limited to whatever was on the phone. It was important for Google to ship this phone with that option installed, and the name they gave it was a position rather than a label. Six weeks after Apple opened the App Store, and before the G1 was even on sale, Google's Eric Chu wrote on the Android Developers Blog: A store implies somebody is deciding what's on