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The broader point, I think, is that Apple has never really competed on specs before. Not meaningfully, anyway. They’ve competed on whole product. Competing on s
by afavour 6y ago
The broader point, I think, is that Apple has never really competed on specs before. Not meaningfully, anyway. They’ve competed on whole product. Competing on specs opens them up to new challenges.
- theshrike79 6y agoThis is like people obsessing over the amount of RAM in iPhones. Just because it matters on Android, which is a COMPLETELY different system, doesn't mean it matters as much on iOS. Yes, it matters a bit when switching between multiple apps, but app suspend is handled in a completely different way on iOS than on Android. Apples to Oranges.