I don't know. It's possible that it was merely a bug, and maybe it was fixed at some point. But it's also not something that would cause noticeable issues on a

I don't know. It's possible that it was merely a bug, and maybe it was fixed at some point. But it's also not something that would cause noticeable issues on a network. Apple devices performing slightly better wouldn't be a big red flag. There are many reasons that this could be the case, from a better implementation, better testing, better HW (antennas), a different OS with a better TCP stack, etc.