Mike Wuerthele

dk49 said:

I want M3 Macs.

Almost certainly in 2024, not in 2023.

appleinsideruser said:

Mike Wuerthele said:

Hreb said:

Just to recap, the "radically different" testing procedure in France is actually the exact same test, but measured at 0mm instead of the 5mm used everywhere else.

Nope. "Radically different" means that France's testing disregarded international standards for dealing with the phone's orientation and location sensor, and generated a result and exposure numbers that will never, ever happen.

Unless you fall asleep on your phone, whilst it’s on the table, after a long liquid fuelled déjeuner. 📵

And even then, probably not. The head sensor will probably pick up that you've done it.

TomPMRI said:

Is Rosetta support still in Sonoma?

Yes.

foregoneconclusion said:

Mike Wuerthele said:

foregoneconclusion said:

hammeroftruth said:

By the sounds of this forum, it looks like Apple
has more refining to do. 

Not really. AI once claimed that the hinge on the MagSafe Duo charger would fail after opening/closing the device a couple hundred times. 

https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/12/04/review-magsafe-duo-is-almost-everything-you-need-but-has-too-many-compromises

"AppleInsider partnered with a testing lab in the metro Washington DC area to test the hinge. With one fold made every nine seconds in a lab at 19C, with a fan pointing directly at the device to minimize the impact of heat, the lab found that the hinge started to break down at 180 folds and ultimately failed at 212."

Did that claim turn out to be true? Nope. 

Dunno, man. Based on the service data we collect, the MagSafe Duo has a very high service call rate for plastic cracks and replacement. More in number than any other Apple accessory for every reason, combined, including first-generation HomePods.

I'm noticing that you're not specifying the hinge there.   

I would if I could. The category of failure we're provided isn't granular enough, but fatigue is the most likely mode of failure here.

foregoneconclusion said:

hammeroftruth said:

By the sounds of this forum, it looks like Apple
has more refining to do. 

Not really. AI once claimed that the hinge on the MagSafe Duo charger would fail after opening/closing the device a couple hundred times. 

https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/12/04/review-magsafe-duo-is-almost-everything-you-need-but-has-too-many-compromises

"AppleInsider partnered with a testing lab in the metro Washington DC area to test the hinge. With one fold made every nine seconds in a lab at 19C, with a fan pointing directly at the device to minimize the impact of heat, the lab found that the hinge started to break down at 180 folds and ultimately failed at 212."

Did that claim turn out to be true? Nope. 

Dunno, man. Based on the service data we collect, the MagSafe Duo has a very high service call rate for plastic cracks and replacement. More in number than any other Apple accessory for every reason, combined, including first-generation HomePods.