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iPhone 15 Pro Max lands with 5x optical zoom, faster USB-C
As iPhone 13 Pro Max users, my wife and I will be upgrading (though I’m stepping down to Pro - she’s the camera lover).
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Parallels Desktop 16.5 released with native Apple Silicon support
I've An old copy of VMWare (my old 2011 MBP - couldn't upgrade to latest). Holding off on Parallels for my new M1 MBP until (if) it supports Windows x64, and can import VMWare images.
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New Apple Watch Series 6 has blood oxygen sensor & bright new colors
I am getting it no matter what (part of the every-other-year cycle). But I really wanted a battery life metric. Also, WTF was the lady talking about with “no power adapter”? -
Apple not interested in takeover of Arm Holdings, report claims [u]
The best thing Apple could do is pass. Think antitrust...civa said:Okay, this is gong exactly where I thought it would go.Apple announces they are completely switching architecture.Softbank suddenly decides to sell ARM Holdings.A competitor swoops in to pull the rug out from under Apple
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TSMC 3nm 'risk production' in 2021 paves the way to 2022 mass production
entropys said:
Put the actual processor in another universe.rob53 said:A picometer would be the next smaller processor fabrication but even at the high numbers we're talking about the width of mineral cells. There has to be a limit on how small you can go before the size of the components won't work anymore. Once this limit is reached, how will processor fabrication change to improve speed and reduced power usage? This is like the limits of processor speed. We've already reached those limits even with overclocking that can't be sustained.
Reminds me of an excellent short story by Isaac Asimov: https://www.multivax.com/last_question.html
