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Good article. The author and others are only arguing that Apple has put forth  improvements that will help gaming and hoping that this improves things enough to get more games on the Macs. 

I’m sorry but I’m failing to see how this helps taking care of elderly. Unless they have an iPhone, which many do not, there is no way to put in the medications. There is no health app on the Mac. This is for recording your own medications. 

Apple Arcade will do fine. The games are good and reasonable most people. AAA games they are not, however I have thought AAA games are resource heavy compared to what most people can develop and pay for. Vast majority of games those big teams and budget to make, yet are absolutely fun and engaging. Mobile is where the main market is. I’m tired of needing an external battery or charger for these intensive games. 

newisneverenough said:

This is pretty much the only feature I’m excited about. Unfortunately, even my fancy iPad Pro can’t do it. I’m always hearing how Apple has put in more processing power than needed in their products. I guess that’s not entirely accurate. 

How old is your iPad Pro? If it has a M1 in it, it can do this.

We are basing things on Google searches? It has been years since I’ve used Google for searching. Just don’t trust them. The other potential problem is maybe people aren’t searching for tech as knowledge is generally higher, so searching isn’t needed.