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The A13 chip in Apple's cheapest iPhone SE beats the most expensive Androids
For the iPhone SE, the performance of the processor is probably less important than the knowledge it will still (likely) receive OS and security updates for 6 years. That’s three times the life of most Android phones.
If you’re a business, it would be irresponsible to recommend the purchase an Android phone over that an iPhone SE.For any business purchase the standard is to lease (not buy) equipment for 3 years. An iPhone will still be worth something. An Android would be a security headache.
Is it any wonder the iPhone is dominating?
Google does have Android Enterprise Recommended
https://bayton.org/docs/enterprise-mobility/android/what-is-android-enterprise-recommended/#android-enterprise-recommended-devices
Here’s the problem:
”Be supported by the OEM for software/security patching for 3 years (or 5 for rugged)“Updates are still on the OEM, who are inconsistent at best in getting updates to users. It’s a low priority. Until Google does all the updates themselves, this isn’t a solution... and they can’t.
When following the links of “enterprise” phones (on Googles site) I noted the price had been dropped to match that of the iPhone SE, and that was for their flagship phone. That tells you everything you need to know.
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AR firm Magic Leap lays off 1,000 employees as it pivots to enterprise
After Magic Leaps bankruptcy (to be announced) it will live on as a patent troll.
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Apple's iPad dominated tablet sales revenue across all of 2019
I wonder if iPadOS is ever going to get the ability to have multiple profiles.
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Apple planning on releasing 23-inch iMac, 11-inch iPad Air in 2020
Non-SSD’s are only good for external storage.lkrupp said:
Why do you care if an iMac is not SSD only? People are always harping about choice so why force something you want on a user who doesn’t want or need what you do? Of course you can order an SSD only iMac today so what’s the problem? And double the resolution? The iMac is 5K but you want 10K? How does that even work?Beats said:I love iMacs. Would love to see 1TB SSD standard now. And retina on all models. Maybe smaller bezels but not important.davebarnes said:We have over $3500 burning a hole in our pocket for a new iMac.
Want:
1. larger size than 27
2. double the resolution
3. SSD only
Larger than 27" and double the resolution? We already have 5k iMacs, doubling the resolution won't make a difference unless you mean very large screens when you mentioned larger than 27”.
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Walmart sells Vudu to Fandango as it exits streaming market
I had no idea they were in the video streaming market.
