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Apple & TSMC partnership is a double-edged sword
sbdude said:Interesting take, but where would apple go even if TSMC couldn't crack the 3 nm code? Intel is still on 10 nm, and probably for the foreseeable future since 7 is barely coming online. -
Compared: Google Pixel 6 vs iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro
lkrupp said:gatorguy said:sdw2001 said:The pixel looks like a nice device overall. That said, this “comparison” is really just reading specs off the box. Almost any AI reader knows that specs don’t necessarily mean a better device. The article mentions this repeatedly, but only addresses specs and personal preferences. I’d think it would be more informative and engaging if some real world performance/usage tests were included. How do each run some popular games and apps? What was the real world battery life? How do they feel in your hand? How about side by side shots of the display? Which was more enjoyable to use and why? How about chrome vs. safari on the devices? Just a thought. -
Compared: 2021 New 16-inch MacBook Pro vs. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro
randominternetperson said:muthuk_vanalingam said:nicholfd said:muthuk_vanalingam said:nicholfd said:zoetmb said:laytech said:Im sure someone has commented above but no Face ID, surely not. Are we still logging in with finger print? Surely not.
ps. I did say "almost".
Edit: My earlier estimate of 700-800 million iPhones with FaceID seems to be on the higher side. For the last 4 years, considering a total of 800 million iPhones sold, it would be between 500-600 million iPhones with FaceID currently active, with earlier generation iPhones (7, 8 and SE series) making up the rest. Even then, the percentage of iPhone users with FaceID but not owning an Apple Watch is a HUGE population and their needs cannot be brushed aside just like that. -
Compared: 2021 New 16-inch MacBook Pro vs. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro
nicholfd said:muthuk_vanalingam said:nicholfd said:zoetmb said:laytech said:Im sure someone has commented above but no Face ID, surely not. Are we still logging in with finger print? Surely not.
ps. I did say "almost".
Edit: My earlier estimate of 700-800 million iPhones with FaceID seems to be on the higher side. For the last 4 years, considering a total of 800 million iPhones sold, it would be between 500-600 million iPhones with FaceID currently active, with earlier generation iPhones (7, 8 and SE series) making up the rest. Even then, the percentage of iPhone users with FaceID but not owning an Apple Watch is a HUGE population and their needs cannot be brushed aside just like that. -
Compared: 2021 New 16-inch MacBook Pro vs. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro
nicholfd said:zoetmb said:laytech said:Im sure someone has commented above but no Face ID, surely not. Are we still logging in with finger print? Surely not.