Im seeing a couple things, both I had not seen before. Activating SIRI with white earbud wired headset. Simply pressing and holding the center of the volume rocker either does nothing or takes several attempts to get SIRI to respond. It used to be essentially instantaneous with the plugged in headphones. Saying to SIRI 'call xyz on mobile' gets me to a page that says 'which number, mobile or home' But I said MOWBILE very clearly.

The app offers technical analysis tools, direct news, Stocktwits and Twitter integration, allows you to set up one or more portfolios and watchlists, etc Available on the Mac App Store (link: Stockfolio - Stocks, Real-Time Stock Portfolio on the Mac App Store ). Stockfolio shows you the latest news directly relating to your stocks in real-time from various news sources, Stocktwits and Twitter. For cryptocurrency users we offer direct integration with Coindesk to provide you with the best and latest news on your favorite cryptocurrency.

It never gets it now. I see this popup when I come back to the HOME and the LAN where I have a bluetooth home phone system. How to make a boot usb for windows 7. The popup shows on the lock screen - as if it is a continuity bubble, but it's not, it's showing a stocktwits app.

Then, When I got to the app carousel and shut down the app, I see this stupid bubble on the bottom of the screen - which honestly I have never seen before that says 'stocktwits - connected to DECTXYZ123 [which is the bluetooth phone system]' These two things have NOTHING to do with one another.

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