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Apple Store sitemap leak confirms 'iPhone XS,' 'iPhone XS Max,' & 'iPhone Xr' names for 20...
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Apple exec Eddy Cue 'overextended,' falling asleep in meetings
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Apple Pencil support, 512GB flash storage might be coming to 2018 iPhone refresh
matrix077 said:Is there any possibility that iPhone X Plus screen would be full 4K?
That will be huge.
- iPhone X: 5,8" super retina (scale 3, 458 ppi) OLED with 1125 x 2436 pixels (same as the current iPhone X)
- iPhone X Plus: 6,5" super retina (scale 3, 458 ppi) OLED with 1242 x 2688 pixels.
- iPhone: 6,1" retina (scale 2, 326 ppi) LCD with 828 x 1792 pixels.
The 6,5" Plus and 6,1" will have the same number of logical points (414 x 896). -
What's new in macOS 10.13.5: Messages in iCloud
vicp said:ascii said:vicp said:macseeker said:LaraCroft835 said:macseeker said:I don't see the Messages in the iCloud setting in Messages Preferences. Mac Pro 5,1 (Mid 2012). Updated to macOS 10.13.5.
I also was able to setup iCloud messages just fine on my iPhone and iPad after the IOS updates, and they synced fine, with one issue. On the iPad, when I go to iCloud->Manage Storage->Messages, Conversations shows 86.2MB. But on the iPhone, it varies. When I started this reply and checked, it was saying Zero KB; I just checked again and it says 54.5MB. On both devices, the Messages app shows the same amount of storage (currently 143.1MB). I checked the iPhone a few times after the IOS upgrade and enabling iCloud messages, there, and the Conversations has gone back and forth between Zero and some number of MB. -
Apple designer Jony Ive defends ditching home button, other tech in interview about iPhone...
"As you would expect, there's a financial consequence to integrating the sheer amount of processing power into such a small device," Wrong statement. The X is sharing its "amount of processing power" with the 8 and 8 Plus because they use the same A11 SoC. He could better refer to the screen and Face ID sensors.