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    Regarding ARM servers, all big cloud companies with the possible exception of Apple have been deploying ARM-ba

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

    comment
    True dat. Although I'd still add that a lot of the tech community sometimes forgets about financials. I rememb

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Thanks for the context, both your comment (streams) put what you wrote into context and it makes more sense no

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Yeah, but I don't see how this is relevant to the discussion. At best we are discussing whether Intel is 1.5 g

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Intel has sold XScale >10 years ago (a company that made then competitive ARM cores), and has bet the farm

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Tipped off sounds like there was some Apple insider meeting an Intel person at a bar, and divulging Apple’s

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

    comment
    This comparison masks so many issues. Apart from the fact that there are several versions of N7 and evolutions

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Likewise, Apple’s SoCs have been around for a decade (their A4 was the first step towards completely custom

    Posted 4 months ago on 12th-Generation Intel Core Chipsets Come to Mobile PCs – 42 Comments

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    Except that this still allows Google to spy on: Google’s login window still remembers my sister’s Gmail ad

    Posted 4 months ago on I’m Switching to the iPhone – 147 Comments

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    No, but people do care about longevity, and I think on average most iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) outlast th

    Posted 4 months ago on Apple iPhone 13 Pro vs. Google Pixel 6 Pro: An Update – 80 Comments

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    One thing on price: if you factor in longevity, I am not sure this is true. I bought my iPhone 7 when it came

    Posted 4 months ago on Apple iPhone 13 Pro vs. Google Pixel 6 Pro: An Update – 80 Comments

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    It is moderate. On iOS the biggest sticking factors are Messages and FaceTime. They made my sister switch from

    Posted 4 months ago on Apple iPhone 13 Pro vs. Google Pixel 6 Pro: An Update – 80 Comments

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    Big fat no. I don’t care about the actual product, it suffices that it is Facebook that is building this. I

    Posted 6 months ago on Microsoft Ignite: Teams Heads to the Metaverse – 53 Comments

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    @j5's point was reliability of updates, not speed. In the grand scheme of things, who cares how long they take

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Releases MacOS Monterey – 32 Comments

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    Welcome to the Mac. Until 2014, I had an unbroken record of straight upgrades starting from 10.0 till whatever

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Releases MacOS Monterey – 32 Comments

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    Once you start thinking of the announced features as being rolled out in the course of the year, it’s fine.

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Releases MacOS Monterey – 32 Comments

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    I think you are a bit late to the party. When Apple switched to *Intel* in 2005, their stated reason was perfo

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    Except that this kind of battery life we are talking about here is not academic. E. g. when I (used to) freque

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    You can of course run x86 Windows on ARM-based Macs, you just have to use Parallels. You just can’t boot int

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    Why? The Air is still as fast as the others in single core workloads, and it has more energy-efficient cores.

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    These are high-end machines. The MacBook Air is a cheaper alternative that still has plenty of power and very,

    Posted 6 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    Yeah, that’s what I said: the distinction is no longer integrated vs. discrete, but fast vs. slow. For a lon

    Posted 7 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    The distinction between integrated and discrete GPU is no longer important. In the past, integrated graphics w

    Posted 7 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    I beg to differ: battery life is something *every* user, including non-technical users feel. So the increased

    Posted 7 months ago on Apple Announces New MacBook Pros, M1 Pro and M1 Max Chipsets – 177 Comments

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    Yes, but most people don‘t get Amazon Prime for reasons unrelated to Amazon Prime‘s video library. Amazon

    Posted 7 months ago on Apple TV+ Has Fewer Than 20 Million Subscribers – 71 Comments

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    Epic was only fighting for itself, not for anyone else and I am surprised anyone thought they were. Epic is a

    Posted 8 months ago on Epic to Appeal Apple Ruling – 68 Comments

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    I’d be totally cool if Apple Pay was one of several different payment processors. But I think Apple’s insi

    Posted 8 months ago on Epic to Appeal Apple Ruling – 68 Comments

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    They’re not. That’s what makes the suit itself a bit more interesting, but also the reason why we shouldn

    Posted 8 months ago on Epic to Appeal Apple Ruling – 68 Comments

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    In what way is nVidia coming from behind? They arguably make the fastest GPUs and GPU processing cards, and ha

    Posted 8 months ago on Intel Finally Takes on Arm with x86 – 31 Comments

    comment
    Another issue is noise: my 16” MacBook Pro is unusably noise for when I want to record lectures. An M1-based

    Posted 9 months ago on Intel Delivers a New Product Roadmap – 35 Comments

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    Was there every any independent testing to confirm this? I'm not doubting nuvia's chip designers are good, but

    Posted 10 months ago on Qualcomm Leans on Nuvia to Compete in PC Market – 50 Comments

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    Transistor density is indeed an important metric, but not the only one. Two more that come to mind are yields

    Posted 10 months ago on Apple and Intel Reportedly First in Line for TMSC’s 3nm Chipset Process – 28 Comments

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    There are several issues with that: most people are not aware what the ad industry can do and what it knows ab

    Posted 10 months ago on Neeva is Yet Another Search Engine Not Named Google – 27 Comments

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    It’s choice: IMHO the search engine space needs innovation in the realm of business models. I have been usin

    Posted 10 months ago on Neeva is Yet Another Search Engine Not Named Google – 27 Comments

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    Look at it from the other side: this just says that your data about your online and offline behavior is worth

    Posted 10 months ago on Neeva is Yet Another Search Engine Not Named Google – 27 Comments

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    I like the idea of Microsoft revamping the UI — provided they are thorough. With the current version when yo

    Posted 10 months ago on Lipstick on a Pig? (Premium) – 73 Comments

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    You can connect >64 GB via HBM (i. e. the same way RAM is connected to the M1). nVidia is doing that for it

    Posted 11 months ago on Adobe Illustrator and InDesign Go Native on Apple Silicon – 21 Comments

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    The iPad is already replacing traditional computers in many applications, e. g. illustrations (relevant for my

    Posted 11 months ago on Apple WWDC21 Kicks Off with a Slew of Product Updates – 55 Comments

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    Why are you doubting what has been confirmed many times by independent benchmarks? Have a look at Anandtech’

    Posted 11 months ago on Adobe Illustrator and InDesign Go Native on Apple Silicon – 21 Comments

    comment
    How so? Apple uses ARM’s IP, and it is quite likely that Apple will release ARM v9-compatible CPU cores befo

    Posted 11 months ago on Arm Announces Armv9 Architecture – 12 Comments

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    I don’t think Microsoft’s APIs will matter in the grand scheme of things. Google has Flutter and Dart, App

    Posted 1 year ago on Google Announces Flutter 2.2 – 6 Comments

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    Relax, I was being facetious. (Not so much about the state of Android on tablets.)

    Posted 1 year ago on Report: Apple Extends its Lead in the Tablet Market – 34 Comments

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    You and all 15 other people who bought one. As far as I can tell, Google isn’t even trying anymore to make A

    Posted 1 year ago on Report: Apple Extends its Lead in the Tablet Market – 34 Comments

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    Another vote for the Apple Pencil. It is a big step up from the Surface, not least because modern iPad Pros ha

    Posted 1 year ago on Report: Apple Extends its Lead in the Tablet Market – 34 Comments

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    This seems like a squandered opportunity. The narrow focus on music services means that we cannot really deriv

    Posted 1 year ago on EU Charges Apple with App Store Antitrust Violations – 58 Comments

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    Yes, customers in the EU got a dialog during installation asking them whether they wanted to download competin

    Posted 1 year ago on EU Charges Apple with App Store Antitrust Violations – 58 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:“Are there actions (especially when writing books) that simply do not work with tou

    Posted 1 year ago on In Praise of the Apple iPad Air (Premium) – 78 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:“Could you briefly describe file transfer and copy&paste between iPad and Mac?

    Posted 1 year ago on In Praise of the Apple iPad Air (Premium) – 78 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:“Proofreading is not an advantage of the iPad - a Windows (or theoretically Linux)

    Posted 1 year ago on In Praise of the Apple iPad Air (Premium) – 78 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:I use my iPad Pro several hours a day for productivity tasks. E. g. I am currently wr

    Posted 1 year ago on In Praise of the Apple iPad Air (Premium) – 78 Comments

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    In reply to cnc123:Apps on iPads are a whole different ball game than on Android tablets. It gets worse for An

    Posted 1 year ago on In Praise of the Apple iPad Air (Premium) – 78 Comments

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    In reply to MikeCerm:I use Signal on iOS, and I like it precisely because of its user privacy-centric approach

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Didn’t Bring iMessage to Android Because of its Lock-In Strategy – 118 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:You criticized Apple for using iMessage as a way to pull users into its ecosystem. Y

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Didn’t Bring iMessage to Android Because of its Lock-In Strategy – 118 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:I agree that all services being interoperable would be better for us users. But the

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Didn’t Bring iMessage to Android Because of its Lock-In Strategy – 118 Comments

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    In reply to brduffy:All cross-platform frameworks produce mediocre apps. The more OSes they support, the lower

    Posted 1 year ago on Google Unleashes Flutter 2 And a New Era of Apps – 22 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:Regarding the Finder, there is Apple’s Files, Dropbox and similar apps for Google D

    Posted 1 year ago on Epic Files Antitrust Complaint Against Apple in the EU – 35 Comments

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    In reply to Prebengh:This is not correct. The M1-based MacBooks supports one external screen at resolutions of

    Posted 1 year ago on Intel Evo vs. Apple M1: Preliminary Head-to-Head – 110 Comments

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    In reply to curtisspendlove:You’re right about Homebrew. I switched back to MacPorts, which seems to work be

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple MacBook Pro (M1) First Impressions – 68 Comments

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    In reply to lvthunder:It is, but Teams, Zoom and the like are very inefficiently coded (with cross-platform AP

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple MacBook Pro (M1) First Impressions – 68 Comments

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    In reply to curtisspendlove:The TL;DR is that at best Intel’s very fastest next-gen parts — mobile and des

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple MacBook Pro (M1) First Impressions – 68 Comments

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    In reply to RobertJasiek:According to what Intel has released, Amberlake will still be missing plenty of piece

    Posted 1 year ago on New Intel CEO Wants to Beat Apple – 36 Comments

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    In reply to wright_is:Qualcomm has had the same amount of time to do the same, perhaps longer than Apple. They

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Mac Mini (M1): The Morning After – 59 Comments

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    In reply to sevenacids:Apple’s slowest ARM chips are beating the pants off of any Intel x86 chips in single

    Posted 1 year ago on Microsoft is Reportedly Designing Its Own ARM Chips – 76 Comments

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    In reply to lvthunder:Precisely. Google is smart enough to know that their best course of action is to keep th

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Fires Back at Facebook – 25 Comments

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    In reply to nbplopes:Sure, but in the end, that isn’t happening and won’t ever change voluntarily. I run a

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Fires Back at Facebook – 25 Comments

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    In reply to jdjan:Yup, and IMHO that worked very well. Most people don’t know what kind of processor they ha

    Posted 1 year ago on Lies of Omission (Premium) – 104 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:Regarding performance, your article is unnecessarily negative. There are benchmarks

    Posted 1 year ago on Lies of Omission (Premium) – 104 Comments

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    In reply to ghostrider:IMHO Apple phones are a good investment. I bought my iPhone 7 four years ago and I plan

    Posted 1 year ago on Apple Announces October 13 Event for New iPhone Launch – 16 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:There is also a “real direct relation” between Android handset sales and Google

    Posted 1 year ago on Android Developers Have One Year to Switch to Google Billing – 47 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:Google is making the same ungodly margins with its ad sales. The money is not the pr

    Posted 1 year ago on Android Developers Have One Year to Switch to Google Billing – 47 Comments

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    In reply to wright_is:Although I think the story is way more complicated than that. Apple and Google make most

    Posted 1 year ago on Android Developers Have One Year to Switch to Google Billing – 47 Comments

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    In reply to HellcatM:Sorry, but it *is* Google's responsibility (I prefer responsibility over fault), bec

    Posted 1 year ago on Android 11 … It’s Complicated (Premium) – 31 Comments

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    In reply to paul-thurrott:Updates matter a great deal even if Google isn't adding any features — they c

    Posted 1 year ago on Android 11 … It’s Complicated (Premium) – 31 Comments

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    Android 11 does nothing to fix the most glaring problem of the platform: availability of updates. Android 11 w

    Posted 1 year ago on Android 11 … It’s Complicated (Premium) – 31 Comments

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    While I think Apple’s App Store should be regulated, I don’t get Facebook’s premise: AFAIK all of Facebo

    Posted 1 year ago on Facebook Airs Its Apple Grievances – 64 Comments

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    I was a bit disappointed by the knowledge gaps of both hosts on that topic. Apple can already cover their enti

    Posted 1 year ago on ARM Chips For Mac – What The Tech Ep. 473 – 5 Comments

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    In reply to lvthunder:But we already do know. Server-class ARM Neoverse N1 Cores consume about 1 W per core at

    Posted 1 year ago on Intel’s Newest Processor Family is Aimed Squarely at ARM – 49 Comments

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    @pthurrotOverall, this is a reasonable take. But why do you have to claim that Apple was lying when it claimed

    Posted 1 year ago on The Opportunity for Apple (Premium) – 56 Comments

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    I used to be on top of things when it came to the CPU market, and I have thoroughly given up on keeping track

    Posted 2 years ago on Intel Launches New 14nm 10th Gen Comet Lake Processors – 10 Comments

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    In reply to MikeGalos:Up until iOS 13/macOS Catalina/etc. most of Apple's file system drivers run in kern

    Posted 2 years ago on Google’s Fuchsia Developer Website Quietly Goes Live – 16 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Maybe you want to suggest that to him? ;-) (I totally agree with you, though.)

    Posted 2 years ago on Google’s Fuchsia Developer Website Quietly Goes Live – 16 Comments

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    In reply to Synoge:I'm extremely excited about the possibilities that foldable screens can offer. But giv

    Posted 3 years ago on Lenovo Previews a Foldable ThinkPad Tablet – 49 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:You are assuming that Intel will remain interested in the non-server CPU market, and tha

    Posted 3 years ago on Firefox for Windows 10 ARM is Ready for Testing – 40 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:It is true that ARM servers don’t have the market share yet, but all major companies w

    Posted 3 years ago on Firefox for Windows 10 ARM is Ready for Testing – 40 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:As long as Microsoft wants to continue with its Windows product line, it is smart at thi

    Posted 3 years ago on Firefox for Windows 10 ARM is Ready for Testing – 40 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Chrome books are extremely popular in the US education market — not least because of t

    Posted 3 years ago on Firefox for Windows 10 ARM is Ready for Testing – 40 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:ARM is not a hype, modern ARM CPUs are besting Intel cpus in all market segments. They a

    Posted 3 years ago on Firefox for Windows 10 ARM is Ready for Testing – 40 Comments

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    In reply to jaunty:Explaining why something did not work out is not the same as giving Apple a free pass. I fi

    Posted 3 years ago on AirPower Was Likely Doomed by Electromagnetic Interference – 20 Comments

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    In reply to obarthelemy:Since Flutter is Fuchsia's native API, I don't think we can discuss the two

    Posted 3 years ago on Google Hires Apple Veteran to Bring Fuchsia to Market – 21 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Agreed. I personally think that almost all cross platform apps are mediocre at best, but

    Posted 3 years ago on Google Hires Apple Veteran to Bring Fuchsia to Market – 21 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Fuchsia is only half the story here: the API on top of it is inherently cross platform (

    Posted 3 years ago on Google Hires Apple Veteran to Bring Fuchsia to Market – 21 Comments

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    In reply to RM:Don't let your disdain for Apple blind you. The problem is much bigger than Apple, because

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Claims Qualcomm Refused to Sell Its Chips for the Newest iPhones – 53 Comments

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    In reply to red.radar:Agreed, it will be interesting to see whether there is a general decision on double dipp

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Claims Qualcomm Refused to Sell Its Chips for the Newest iPhones – 53 Comments

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    In reply to Waethorn:My guess: patent issues. For example, Apple still apparently has a licensing agreement wi

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Claims Qualcomm Refused to Sell Its Chips for the Newest iPhones – 53 Comments

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    In reply to MikeGalos:The licensing fee was already paid for by the component manufacturer, and they don‘t h

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to Andi:No, it has not been normal in the cellular world, because patents essential to cellular stand

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Two wrongs don‘t make a right.

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Yes, I agree, and in an ideal world, I would scrap the idea of patents. Patents nowadays

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to MikeGalos:Apple has not lost the suit, but Qualcomm has received an injunction and Apple had to su

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:I don't think this is what is happening at all: Qorvo, the company that made the co

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Will Stop Selling iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:Compatibility is not nearly as important now as it was before. x86 and x86-64 have been

    Posted 3 years ago on Intel Will Finally Make its Big 10nm Push in 2019 – 19 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:That’s a very, very narrow-minded point of view. Just to list a few professional use c

    Posted 3 years ago on What if Windows 10 isn’t the Future of Windows? (Premium) – 139 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:I don’t quite understand your point, and I am not even sure whether and where we disag

    Posted 3 years ago on What if Windows 10 isn’t the Future of Windows? (Premium) – 139 Comments

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    In reply to obarthelemy:The difference has nothing to do with screen size and all about the UI paradigm. Of co

    Posted 3 years ago on This is How Apple Will Transition Macs to its A-Series Chips (Premium) – 33 Comments

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    In reply to obarthelemy:Legacy OSes will be with us for years and years and years, the only thing different wi

    Posted 3 years ago on This is How Apple Will Transition Macs to its A-Series Chips (Premium) – 33 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:MS killed it because it never gained traction in the market. Its market share plummeted

    Posted 3 years ago on What if Windows 10 isn’t the Future of Windows? (Premium) – 139 Comments

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    In reply to truerock2:But Microsoft's support of obsolete technologies is biting it in the rear end now.

    Posted 3 years ago on What if Windows 10 isn’t the Future of Windows? (Premium) – 139 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:I still read an undertone of “Apple is ripping off its customers”, and I don't thi

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to NT6.1:Numbers are announced four times a year in their quarterly earnings.

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Finally Speaks About iPhone Sales Woes – 35 Comments

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    In reply to Chris_Kez:Why don't we wait for the next quarterly report instead? We have seen this exact sa

    Posted 3 years ago on Apple Finally Speaks About iPhone Sales Woes – 35 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:First of all, I'm a permanent resident in an Asian country, so I don't think my p

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:Building customer loyalty is hard, and the opposite of “living fast and burning bright”

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to SupaPete:If you are a manufacturer of, say, toys, you don't get a say in where Toys'r�

    Posted 3 years ago on Sorry Haters, But Apple is Not a Monopolist (Premium) – 43 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:Fundamentally, I think you just use the wrong measure of success, revenue and profits. What

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:I don't have the impression being the most valuable tech company is the goal of either

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to SupaPete:What drove prices down was intense competition between app makers — which is the opposi

    Posted 3 years ago on Sorry Haters, But Apple is Not a Monopolist (Premium) – 43 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:Well, then Apple and Oracle are also competing?!? I mean what is your point beyond trying t

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to Stooks:Apple is in a position to offer both, touch-based and mouse-based computers, and as long as

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to JG1170:There's always non-sense about Apple's best days being behind them, and even the

    Posted 3 years ago on Microsoft Briefly Took Over Apple As the Most Valuable US Company – 37 Comments

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    In reply to Bob_Shutts:I think the argument would be that Apple should allow users to install apps from *any*

    Posted 3 years ago on Sorry Haters, But Apple is Not a Monopolist (Premium) – 43 Comments

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    I remember quite a few stories of “disappointing” iPhone sales, and so far none of them have turned out to

    Posted 3 years ago on Report: iPhone XR Sales are Much Softer Than Expected – 42 Comments

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    I think Paul is focusing on the wrong CPU (and GPU) in his comparison: the MacBook Air is priced about the sam

    Posted 3 years ago on So, About the New MacBook Air (Premium) – 42 Comments

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    I think the discussion here is very myopic as it only centers around Intel CPUs. Once Apple unveiled what beas

    Posted 3 years ago on First Ring Daily 500: Apple Hangover Edition – 13 Comments

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    In reply to dontbe_evil:According to Anandtech's benchmarks, the current CPU in the iPhone “outperforms

    Posted 3 years ago on Full Photoshop on iPad Pro May Be a Game Changer (Premium) – 51 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:I am not sure I understand what you are saying. These days no die is dedicated 100 % to

    Posted 3 years ago on Arm Says Future Chips to Offer Desktop-Class Performance – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:“As you state later in your comment, a lot of ARM chips integrate additional functions

    Posted 3 years ago on Arm Says Future Chips to Offer Desktop-Class Performance – 27 Comments

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    In reply to Stooks:Plenty ARM chips do. Apple's A11 has comparable IPC to Intel's Core CPUs, and the

    Posted 3 years ago on Arm Says Future Chips to Offer Desktop-Class Performance – 27 Comments

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    In reply to skane2600:TSMC has started 7 nm chip production in Q2 2017, i. e. a year ago. That is plenty of ti

    Posted 3 years ago on Arm Says Future Chips to Offer Desktop-Class Performance – 27 Comments

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    In reply to Stooks:It is not true that the chips of the others are “way less complex”. Apple's ARM co

    Posted 3 years ago on Arm Says Future Chips to Offer Desktop-Class Performance – 27 Comments

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    In reply to karma77police:The blanket statement that ARM “doesn’t know as much about CPU design as Intel a

    Posted 3 years ago on First Snapdragon 850 Benchmarks Disappoint (Updated) – 29 Comments

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