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No, Apple won't move the home button and Touch ID to the back of the 'iPhone 8'
Okay, in that respect I can understand.Rayz2016 said:
I think the point was that anything is possible, but only some things make sense.Dracarys said:So theoretically it can happen yet your headline makes it sound like it definitely won't. It's a rumour, just like the rumour that it would be embedded in the glass. Theoretically either one can be correct at this point.
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No, Apple won't move the home button and Touch ID to the back of the 'iPhone 8'
So theoretically it can happen yet your headline makes it sound like it definitely won't. It's a rumour, just like the rumour that it would be embedded in the glass. Theoretically either one can be correct at this point.
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Apple working with Consumer Reports on MacBook Pro battery findings, says Phil Schiller
Except that this isn't the first report of battery life not being as great on the new MacBook Pros.metrix said:My guess is they ran one test using Safari and the others using Chrome. Chrome seems act like an application with a memory leak. Just my 2 cents.
It really makes no sense since Apple has dominated battery life in laptops for years and I mean years.
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Apple working with Consumer Reports on MacBook Pro battery findings, says Phil Schiller
There are many, many reports out there complaining that the battery life is far less than what Apple promised. Real life usage is much different than Apple's lab tests.rogifan_new said:
Damage control? Did you actually read their report? They got wildly different battery results and on the high end much higher than anyone else has gotten. How could they publish a report with such variation?pulseimages said:Damage control!
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Rare reports of poor image quality on iPhone 7 Plus circulate, no root cause known
