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Apple sacks iPhone X engineer after daughter posts hands-on video to YouTube
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Apple rails against FBI demands for 'GovtOS' in motion to vacate decryption request
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Adobe demonstrates future Photoshop tool that uses machine learning to select image subjec...
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Amazon touts 100M Prime users as Apple quietly passes a quarter-billion paid subscriptions...
[That 250 mil includes this and that...] and App Store continuing payments.Oh, DED. Of course if you include every freaking HBO, Showtime, MLB, Overcast, NY Times... subscription, Apple has more than Amazon.
But those aren’t Apple’s subscriptions. They get a cut, and that’s great for my AAPL, but let’s not compare Apple’s apples to Whole Foods’ oranges.
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Watch: 2017 MacBook Pro with Kaby Lake CPU vs. Apple's 2016 Skylake model
indiekiduk said:128GB SSD is an embarrassment and will hurt Apple with so many customers having an inevitable bad experience
Nice comparison to last year's best benchmarks in the review, btw. The 2016 models really seem rushed out. Apple probably would have done better to wait for Kaby Lake before upgrading at all. -
Tested: Thermal conditions in the 2018 i9 MacBook Pro dramatically hampering performance
Maybe I scanned something wrong, but the difference between your 2018 and 2017 numbers seems off. You have 24326 for 2018 i9 and 22179 for 2017 i7. MacRumors has 22439 for i9 and 15548 for i7.
You're going from four to six cores. Seems like your increase for 6 core should be more than 9.6% more than four. I'd guess those i7 numbers in the video are wrong.What am I missing?