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iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro pre-order results beat iPhone 11 launch, Kuo says
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Compared: New Apple Silicon MacBook Air versus Intel MacBook Air
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Apple Vision Pro review roundup: an experience that weighs on you
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Apple bows to EU pressure over App Store anti-steering practices
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'iPhone SE 2' not dead, but won't be the same size as the original says Ming-Chi Kuo
ricmac said:Going from an SE to an 8 is a half inch taller and a third of an inch wider? Did I figure that right? A person should be able to adjust to that in a matter of hours. My wife went from a 7 to an X and the difference is about the same as the difference between a 7 naked and a 7 with a standard case. I'm thinking people are looking at screen size differences and imagining huge differences in size.
This has nothing to do with looks and everything to do with usability. -
Apple Silicon Mac Pro could combine two M1 Ultra chips for speed
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Holiday 2024 MacBook Buyer's Guide -- Which Mac laptop you should buy?
I don’t think AppleInsider understands the entry-level market.
Using an external drive is a non-starter for most people; they will pay a cloud storage subscription through. So buying a laptop with less storage only makes sense if you’re using Cloud for storage (or you have low needs to start with).
Same thing for the processor, if you buy entry level what do you care about benchmark scores? What you care about is future-proofing. How long will the computer receive updates? Will it still run new software in 5, 8 years?
From that perspective you want the M3 MacBook Air over the higher-specced M2. -
Government says Apple arguments in encryption case a 'diversion,' presents point-by-point rebuttal
This would effectively require a company like Apple to create a new division that builds and maintains forensic tools for law enforcement. The version of iOS will need to be entered into evidence and will be demanded to be inspected (likely at the source code level) by defense attorneys who will claim that they need access to ensure that the tool functions without altering the evidence it uncovered against their client. Yes, this will get out into the wild, via a number of channels. Apple, and everyone supporting Apple's position, understands this situation far better than those who are emotionally reacting to a terrorist act.