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2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro review: Pro hardware without Apple's pro software
foregoneconclusion said:You have to be realistic about the price that the typical iOS/iPadOS customer is going to pay for software. LumaFusion is a $20 app, while Final Cut Pro is $300. IMO, saying that Final Cut Pro needs to be available is similar to saying that AAA console games need to be available...yeah, it would be nice, but it's not a realistic expectation based on the pricing structure that iOS/iPadOS support.
Might not seem to be a typical Apple thing to do, to leave money on the table, but hey, they’re doing it with AppleTV+… -
Epic vs. Apple takes new turn as 34 US states & DOJ side with 'Fortnite' maker
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Apple's M2 chip - what to expect from the next Apple Silicon evolution
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EU to say Apple Pay breaks antitrust laws
houttbe said:Wow, really deep thoughts being thrown around here. Love to see people simplify issues to infantile chatter. -
Johny Srouji says the Apple Silicon strategy challenged Apple
mikethemartian said:Personally I’m more impressed with the silicon quantum chips IBM and Intel are developing. -
Steve Wozniak 'can't tell the difference' between iPhone 12 and iPhone 13
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Apple's iPhone 13 is significantly faster than Samsung's latest Galaxy S22
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EU could reach deal on antitrust Digital Services Act by June
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Benchmarks show that Intel's Alder Lake chips aren't M1 Max killers
People who are paying attention to speed claims only might fall for Intel’s marketing…
They “caught up” in less than a year. Impressive, as long as you leave power consumption out of the equation, which is the EXACT reason Apple ditched Intel.Apple’s ARM chips are way superior, no doubt. The question is if anyone, except us geeks, will understand and care? -
Apple launches the 27-inch Apple Studio Display with 5K, speakers, camera
I tend to agree with the "rip-off" comments on this one.
I would expect a 1500 dollar monitor to be hight-adjustable...
I don't' see any specs that hint at a revolutionary display. Unlike the XDR it sure seems to be a re-packaged panel, with goodies added, sold very expensively.
And before you put me in a corner: I'm precisely a so called "fan-boy" who paid $900 for a stand... so I know everything about being taken to the cleaners - voluntarily!