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InspiredCode said:

Frankly Google iOS apps are awful. They look way too much like Android apps often using UX that doesn’t make sense on iOS.

I agree. Only, you probably mean the UI, not UX @InspiredCode ;

Normally, I would say that a bit of competition is beneficial for the climate of innovation. However, in the case of SONY and their near-complete dominance in the camera sensor market, they have consistently impressed with their achievements in repeatedly disrupting their own products. This disruption has been in a very positive sense, and almost entirely without any pressure from competition.

With that said, I still think Apple could find some upside in designing their own camera sensors. And perhaps they have found a completely new and clever way of integrating this with other tech skills that no company has yet thought of.

I’m just giving one idea here: The first thing that happens after a picture is taken in an iPhone today is it’s sent through various AI processing. This means the signals move from light capturing on the sensor plate, which is parallel, to shift-out serialization, and then back to parallel processing in the neural net. It would have been so much more efficient if the camera sensor elements (or bins of them) were directly connected to the AI circuit. Of course I’m not talking about simply slapping the two chips onto each other. This would require a bit more of chip engineering, but it would revolutionize image capturing/processing in ways that SONY couldn’t. It would resemble how a biological eye-brain system works.

kellie said:

Apple needs to ……Improve their cases to an increase thermal transfer.  ……The class action lawyers are already working on a new case. 

But will the new case have increased thermal transfer?

Or the feature just controls the fans and nothing more. Fan ‘high power mode: On/Off.
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Apple should take this time-out to do dedicated software bug fixing. It’s badly in need of that since watchOS 10.