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All iPhones are ARM based chips for a long time already, so it's not something that's completely new to them and by the number of devices it can probably be cal
by dewey 6y ago
All iPhones are ARM based chips for a long time already, so it's not something that's completely new to them and by the number of devices it can probably be called a current industry standard too.
- kspacewalk2 6y agoThat's exactly the difference - iPhones define the industry (co-)standard. Macs do not. They simply don't have the market share.
- nojito 6y agoThey don’t need to. It’s all about building the platform that is simple for developers. They will be able to hit desktop -> mobile in one shot.