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  • What to expect at Apple's September iPhone release event and when it will be

    jbgomez88 said:

    This is a crazy theory and very much wishful thinking:

    Wouldn’t it be cool if Apple’s focus on performance for iOS 12 was part of a broader project to develop an ARM version of macOS (possibly written in Swift [ok, now I’m REALLY pushing it]) that would be viable for their next-gen A12 SoC (or possibly A12X)? This would be perfect for their sub-$1000 “MacBook Air” refresh, as they’d be able to drive costs down significantly, I imagine. And I put “MacBook Air” in quotes because I believe it’s likely that they’d simply drop that line and designate this machine as the successor to the MacBook.


    Wouldn’t it be cool if Apple’s focus on performance for iOS 12 was part of a broader project to develop an ARM version of macOS

    No - that would be stupid and most unwelcome. What on earth would you want an ARM version of Mac OS for? To fragment the already suffering Mac OS space? To stop interoperability with Windows? To cause developers more stress. To force every program to be re-coded and re-written. For what? Move on ...
    maltztycho_macuser
  • Melbourne Apple Store proposal loses controversial 'pagoda' design

    The first design was far superior:  the new design is boring, ugly and bland.
    retrogusto
  • Leaked 'Amber Lake' Intel processors could be used in 12-inch MacBook refresh

    macxpress said:
    I was hoping the next 12" MacBook refresh/update would have an Apple CPU/GPU inside of it. 
    lol rofl aha aha. A ridiculous concept - a) to lose Intel compatibility, b) for all the heartache,  c) makes no sense: if it is faster, then it not suited to the bottom end;  and if it is slower, who wants it anyway. 
    arthurba
  • Apple & Blackmagic launch new eGPU to match updated MacBook Pros

    Cool design, good price point (esp compared to some hubs), quiet and fast. Impressed.
    watto_cobra
  • Apple's new macOS Mojave optimizes the Mac for iOS users, not PC switchers

    I may not like PCs (well, Windows), but even I would have to admit that moving from a PC to an iPad is not an upgrade. They are totally different things. As Tim Cook appears to advocate, an iPad is not a 'computer' - I could not possibly imagine doing my research work on it, or running Mathematica on it, or writing a serious paper on it.

    I have noticed that iPads are very popular with 5 to 10 year olds:  the parents give it to them to shut the kids up, and they doodle away with it on the couch (instead of sitting in front of the idiot box).
    williamlondonmike54Avieshek