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The Mac gaming landscape remains dire, with no improvements in sight
There are some iOS games that would be amazing on the Mac. Don’t disagree that having huge blockbuster titles are unlikely to show, but there are some incredible games that could possibly be ported to Mac under Marzipan.
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Apple versus Samsung smartphone patent trial not over, $533M jury ruling contested
Typical Samsung. Steal, and then delay until it doesn’t matter.
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Testing the speed of iOS 11 versus iOS 12 on the iPhone 6 and iPad Mini 2
IMHO, the last sentence of this article should be the first. Interesting results though!
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Apple's Phil Schiller confirms Steam Link iOS app failed to meet App Store guidelines
Glad they’re not bending the rules for an important developer. Also glad they’re working with them to hopefully correct the issues.
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Apple knew in advance about iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus 'Bendgate' says court filing
Thank you. This was my first thought when I read it. The implication is that Apple lied when they said it affected a small number of consumers but the two presented facts are not mutually exclusive. Both can easily be true.ericthehalfbee said:3.3 or 7.2 compared to what? The real issue should be how many iPhones out of, say, 100,000 suffered from bending. 3.3 times 0.00001 is still a very small number.
Sounds like they’re playing with numbers to come up with a figure that looks bad.
For example, Note 7 fans said only 1 in 10,000 phones had an overheating issue. Seems reasonable, except that the industry average is closer to 1 in several million.
