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Who predicted Apple's Christmas quarter right & who was wrong?Stock analysts get paid to have opinions -- and they're not always great. Here's who was right about Apple's Christmas quarter -- and who was wrong. …
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Apple collects nearly all of the profit in the worldwide smartphone marketIn 2022, Apple's operating profit share of the worldwide smartphone market reached a recent high of 85%, and the company shipped 70 million iPhones i…
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iPhone 14 discounts in China might not be a bad signApple's <a href="https://appleinsider.com/inside/iphone-14" title="iPhone 14" data-kpt="1">iPhone 14</a> lineup has recently started selling at disco…
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31 new emoji are coming to iOS 16.4After an update to the emoji spec in 2022, 31 new Emoji have been added to the iOS 16.4 beta. <div align="center"><img src="https://photos5.applei…
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Wozniak, Musk & more call for 'out-of-control' AI development pauseSteve Wozniak, Elon Musk, and over 1,000 others have signed an open letter asking for an immediate six-month halt on AI technology more powerful than…
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App Store developers surpass $1 trillion milestone from sales in 2022Apple developers have achieved unprecedented financial success through the <a href="https://appleinsider.com/inside/app-store" title="App Store" data…
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Apple holiday sales poised for growth, but 2024 financials should be better<p>Apple could see a growth in holiday quarter sales, a report claims, but with claims that the change is less about the new <a href="https://applein…
... Wall Street expectations of around $123.5 billion in revenue, that ... -
Apple a Chip Company? Maybe...Okay I understand that there are many G5 threads here. But I opened a new one to take a different approach to the situation. That is approach is th…
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Apple a Chip Company? Maybe...Okay I understand that there are many G5 threads here. But I opened a new one to take a different approach to the situation. That is approach is th…
... .18 7450 : 866/7 stages = 123 Mhz /stage SOI, low-K ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
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G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: 64bit addressing can wait for ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: 64bit addressing can wait for ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: I still don't think ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: In my opinion, 2x64 is ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by AirSluf: 123, I think you need to ... don't know, seems like 123 is correect in that people ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: Programmer, RazzFazz I just want ... -
G5 : 64 bits or 32 bits ?According to many rumors and from the roadmap the G5 will be a 64bit chip. <br /> The question is : is there any interest for us Apple average consum…
... quote]Originally posted by 123: As for the 64 bit ... -
17" iMacs? 17" iMacs! Speculate away!Thinksecret says yes, so what do you think?<br /> <br /> I'm thinking 1280x1024, the basic format for a 17" flat panel. After all, there curren…
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17" iMacs? 17" iMacs! Speculate away!Thinksecret says yes, so what do you think?<br /> <br /> I'm thinking 1280x1024, the basic format for a 17" flat panel. After all, there curren…
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What's wrong with larger than binary code? (Base 4?)For all of you enlighened people here, why couldn't a company move to say Base 4 code rather than base 2?<br /> <br /> Concievably it wouldn't be tha…
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What's wrong with larger than binary code? (Base 4?)For all of you enlighened people here, why couldn't a company move to say Base 4 code rather than base 2?<br /> <br /> Concievably it wouldn't be tha…
[quote]Originally posted by 123: Runtimes for problems in P are O(n) = constant, O(n^2), O(n^10000), and any O(n^k) = polynomial time. Just a slight nitpick: Constant run time is O(1), not O(n). Bye, RazzFazz -
What's wrong with larger than binary code? (Base 4?)For all of you enlighened people here, why couldn't a company move to say Base 4 code rather than base 2?<br /> <br /> Concievably it wouldn't be tha…
[quote]Originally posted by Yevgeny: where a computer can only insert into a list in O(n) time. Unsorted list insert is O(1). Sorted lists are implemented as trees and have O(log n) time complexity for insert operations. 123 -
What's wrong with larger than binary code? (Base 4?)For all of you enlighened people here, why couldn't a company move to say Base 4 code rather than base 2?<br /> <br /> Concievably it wouldn't be tha…
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