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I think the challenge is battery. Frequent inference draws a ton of power.
by hu3 1y ago
I think the challenge is battery. Frequent inference draws a ton of power.
- ganoushoreilly 1y agoI wouldn't say that's a Unique Apple Problem though.
- mingus88 1y agoThat’s where PCC comes in. But I still don’t understand how their device margins are going to fund all these AI data centers Especially now that their App Store revenue is collapsing
- neepi 1y agoYes. If I have to trade off a stupid phone with 100% determinism and good battery life versus an intelligent phone with 70% determinism and shit battery life then I'm going to take the stupid phone.
- postalrat 1y agoI get 4 or so days of battery life. If I lost a day I don't think I'd notice.
- socalgal2 1y agoMy phone 15 pro is almost always dead by the end of the day. Yesterday it actually died and I had to plug it in. last night it was at 5% and, I’m not a major user. I don’t TikTok, X, Instagram, or any other social media. Nor do I do much else on my phone that I see heavy users do around me
- gessha 1y agoDid you notice battery life tanking a few weeks ago or am I imagining things?
- sigh_sigh_sigh 1y ago[dead]
- conception 1y agoYou can see which apps are eating battery in settings. I do 80% charging doing about 6 hours of screen time a day and I usually end the day around 30-50%.
- spicybbq 1y agoMeanwhile, the main attraction of the upcoming iphone 17 lineup is a thin and light "Air" model that has a bigger screen and a smaller battery.
- sgerenser 1y agoThinner with a smaller battery, yes. Not a larger screen though, actually slightly smaller than the "Plus" iPhone which it will supposedly be replacing.