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It’s not to directly run iOS apps, but to make it easy to adapt them. We also don’t have any evidence of a change in processors. Please stop presenting specul
by bwbw223 8y ago
It’s not to directly run iOS apps, but to make it easy to adapt them.
We also don’t have any evidence of a change in processors.
Please stop presenting speculation as facts.
- benologist 8y agoYou're right we have no evidence of them working on iOS-based computers. But obviously anything future-looking is speculation. The only two Macs they have upgraded in years were upgraded to include iOS processors that already inherited some macOS responsibilities. Everything else is very stagnant for so long the blogger sought a successor, despite Apple having great options from Intel and AMD and infinite resources.