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An Apple Vision Pro successor may need to be tethered to an iPhone or Mac
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Late 2025 for M4 Mac Studio & Mac Pro seems more certain now
The height of stupidity on Apples part if this happens. With Microsoft and Qualcomm currently flopping with Arm right now and Intel and AMD listing at sea the time to strike is now.
Microsoft is currently doing a Recall on a brain dead feature while Google and OpenAI have been reduced by Apple into just a possible add on to the features included in the Apple Intelligence ecosystem. The time is now.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.html
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-M4-SoC-analysis-AMD-Intel-and-Qualcomm-currently-don-t-stand-a-chance.839332.0.html
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Apple Intelligence & iPhone mirroring aren't coming to EU because of the DMA
anonymouse said:danox said:bela12 said:This is why the EU lags in tech and competition with their focus on flawed 'equity based' solutions. Why in the world should Apple build all the infrastructure and bear all of the ongoing costs for things like the App Store or Apple Intelligence, but then be forced to allow others to come in and disproportionately profit off that infrastructure without bearing the associated costs. If anything, *that* sounds like giving competitors an unfair advantage. If other companies don't like it, well they can go build their own phone/OS/app stores, which is exactly what Android is.Both EU and China in the end will want Apple technology sharing, in short their native AI companies given a leg up to look the other way Mistral pastries or the Chinese version anyone?
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iOS 18 Mail app will get huge AI enhancements & summarizations with 'Project Blackpearl'
dutchlord said:Pff my expectations are zero as Siri cannot understand my language and cannot even perform simple tasks faultless. That’s why it is switched off. Besides, I don’t want any AI interpreting texts I receive or send on my device. I will switch it off when possible or I will stop using the device. -
Craig Federighi ignited Apple's AI efforts after using Microsoft's Copilot
mikethemartian said:blastdoor said:The quote that resonated with me from the WSJ article is that Apple can do pretty much anything they set their minds to. I think that really is the bottom line. Apple has competent management, smart employees, and practically limitless financial resources. When you have those things, you can do just about anything (within the laws of physics)
It is/has been normal for Apple and other companies to design build and engineer prototypes that never see the light of day so what? 10 billion dollars is a far cry less than Microsofts 69 billion dollars for a game content company or Googles 12.5 billion dollar debacle acquiring Motorola. Apples largest acquisition on record is only 3 billion dollars.