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[[File:MMI-Phone.jpg|thumb|right|200px|MMI running on an iPhone 6S. From @ccy84 on Twitter]] |
[[File:MMI-Phone.jpg|thumb|right|200px|MMI running on an iPhone 6S. From @ccy84 on Twitter]] |
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[[File:MMI-Watch.jpg|thumb|right|200px|MMI running on an Apple Watch. From @ccy84 on Twitter]] |
[[File:MMI-Watch.jpg|thumb|right|200px|MMI running on an Apple Watch. From @ccy84 on Twitter]] |
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'''MMI''', also referred to as <code>Spelunx</code> in the filesystem, seems to be an updated version of [[Reliability]], featuring a new UI. It first appeared on iPhone 6 early prototypes. The images are from [https://twitter.com/ccy84 @ccy84] on Twitter. |
'''MMI''', also referred to as <code>Spelunx</code> in the filesystem, seems to be an updated version of [[Reliability]], featuring a new UI. It first appeared on iPhone 6 early prototypes. The images are from [https://twitter.com/ccy84 @ccy84] on Twitter. |
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Revision as of 18:36, 1 March 2020
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MMI, also referred to as Spelunx in the filesystem, seems to be an updated version of Reliability, featuring a new UI. It first appeared on iPhone 6 early prototypes. The images are from @ccy84 on Twitter.
The Contents Of The App
The contents of this application is currently unknown. This will be fixed at a later date.
