analogjack

Patents sold by legitimate patent holders to non practicing entities should have been legislated against years ago, because 'damages' are impossible, unless the 'damages' refer to patent extortion. 

bdkennedy1002 said:

analogjack said:

The power of Apple's current and future SoC's are going to become ever more apparent as Android running phones struggle to implement innovations with under powered Snapdragons. Hell, they can't even manage 1080p at 240 fps, how are they going to run heavy duty 3D sensing.

And how many people need 1080p at 240fps?

Way to miss a point.  You may as well say, how many people need to shoot 1080p rather than 720p. I would say a good proportion of people who shoot slo mo currently at 720p would rather shoot it at 1080p given the choice. 

The power of Apple's current and future SoC's are going to become ever more apparent as Android running phones struggle to implement innovations with under powered Snapdragons. Hell, they can't even manage 1080p at 240 fps, how are they going to run heavy duty 3D sensing.

Reminds me of the Mactini

 All phone makers are currently busting a blood vessel right now wondering how they can copy this and get away with it. Samsung will copy it with a more squared off shape then they will claim, 'you can't patent this it's obvious' it's the only way for it to be possible. Like they did with slide to unlock. It's obvious. Till Apple came up with the enigmatic 'press to unlock'. Doh!

Here's my comment about the notch before release and I'm confident this will hold up in years to come...


"You do not understand design, it would look ugly if they tried to permanently disguise it. As it is now the design is timeless, keeping in mind that there's no way not to have sensors on the front of the camera. Notice that cars had grills initially as a form follows function thing where they needed air flowing over the radiator. Then consumer cars embraced a clean no grill look when it became unnecessary. But notice how even though not needed any longer luxury car makers jealously guard their iconic grill designs. While not in this league, that is nevertheless how I perceive the notch. The 'notch and ears' will be Apple's equivalent of the famous car grills a good one of which is Bugatti, compare a 1930's Bugatti grill with the grill on their Veyron."