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Early MagSafe Charger, iPhone 12 accessory orders start arriving
mike1 said:peterhart said:Does anyone know what happened to the dual charger shown in the keynote? It’s not listed on Apple’s online store now — I saved it as a fave last week...Me too. Where is the Duo??? LOLAnd leather cases? How long will I have my new phone without a case? Maybe I'll and order a silicone case if it's going to be a while.
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Compared: iPhone 12 versus iPhone 12 mini versus iPhone 12 Pro versus iPhone 12 Pro Max
inexco said:I need two SIM's virtual/physical.
Nothing I have seen in specs for the new iPhones says.
SIM card section nearly at the very bottom says that 12Pro/12/12Mini all have dual SIM (eSIM + nano-SIM). I'm pretty tickled with that myself. -
iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 mini support mmWave 5G, but only in US [u]
Gaby said:ezpeezy said:jasonfj said:By omission, the headline suggests the Pro models do support mmWave 5G outside of the US...?@jasonfj - No iPhone 12 model will support 5G mmWave outside the US at launch. The spectrum has not been negotiated / allocated in other countries yet. The headline is worded that way because it was previously speculated that only Pro models would support 5G mmWave, but worldwide. Instead, all iPhone 12 models support 5G mmWave, but only in the US.larryjw said:Apple certainly pushed the 5G.Is there an effort to limit the far faster Wi-Fi? Why would any consumer want to pay the exorbitant cellular data rates?@larryjw - Of course there is no 'effort' to limit Wi-Fi. There are 2 incorrect assumptions in your question. For many people Wi-Fi is not always 'far faster', either due to where they live or because they don't work in a traditional office. If Wi-Fi is slow it is almost certainly due to the network, not the phone. Your other incorrect assumption is depending on where people live, cellular data rates are often not 'exorbitant' as you say.As 5G becomes more prevalent and is able to more easily handle large amounts of users, it could certainly fully replace WiFi in many parts of the world. Also, 5G offers much higher security and privacy versus using public WiFi networks.It is understandable that different countries are utilising varying bandwidths for different purposes and that in time things will likely improve but what I don’t appreciate is that the actual hardware itself is crippled for people outside the USA. If they are indeed creating different models completely omitting the mmWave radios/antennae then this is what I disagree with. Who is to say that 6 months down the line the UK for example opens up that frequency to support 5G. Without the hardware being capable we are left behind. Or I decide to move abroad to another territory that Supoorts it?! I hope this is a misunderstanding, or they should discount the models and they certainly should have specified at the launch because I imagine that would be a disappointment to many people. Personally I see little use for it and I’ve certainly no interest at this point particularly if the networks increase the service charge. But on principle I disagree. -
What MagSafe on the iPhone 12 is, how it works, and what can it do
Japhey said:bageljoey said:My question is: what is that oval under the MagSafe circle on the clear cases. Is it functional or decorative? -
Apple adds Radeon 5600M 16-inch MacBook Pro & Mac Pro SSD upgrade kits [u]
KITA said:Radeon Pro 5600M - 5.3 TFLOPS
Radeon Pro 5500M - 4.6 TFLOPS
Radeon Pro 5300M - 4.1 TFLOPS
(All numbers are FP32)
Pro 5600M: 5.3 TFLOPS
Pro 5500M: 4.0 TFLOPS
Pro 5300M: 3.2 TFLOPS
https://www.amd.com/en/graphics/radeon-apple-5000m-series