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I’m just wondering if Apple is about to make the leap away from both companies. They have been saying for a while that the A series of processors are desktop class and the graphic cores are more and more powerful. As an example the A9X in my iPad Pro has no issues running sim city but run the same thing on my MacBook Pro 13inch (2017), and thing get warm and a bit jurky, the same is true with my 2013 quad core i7 MacBook Pro with dedicated Nvidia chip with 2gb of ram. Just saying an AMD/intel collaboration just seems odd as they compete on CPUs, 

Just a little something for the Apple fanboys here. Warning if you are a Samsung user wanting to stir stuff up you might not want to follow the link below. (You have been warned) 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jdWT8e8CUDM

How the hell do you build a roof that does not suffer with this problem? Don't be a smart Alec and say gutters as the snow and ice would block them! AF_Hitt comment shows Apple is not alone in putting up signs to highlight a potential hazard as you would expect from any responsible building owner/occupier.

Do all these companies that insist they have a patent pertaining to a palm computer drvice forget apple designed, sold and discontinued the Newton before the first palm device was in the shops. Oh and it had handwriting recognition too

fearures of the first newton available in 1993 can be found here. No wifi but options to add internet connection via ethernet. 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MessagePad

Apple didn't start in the handheld field with the development of the iPod and iPhone.  They've been active in that field for a long time.