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So you don't compare specs with competitors. I think Apple is generally a little lower on the RAM and try to be more efficient to get more battery life. I've always thought a little more RAM would be more efficient, but I have not idea how much power that really means. My laptop runs way more efficient (appears to be faster) when I have more RAM, I don't notice that the battery runs out faster.

I looked and don't see the 2GB reference on the iPad Pro pages, do you recall where it was?

Gary
Gary,

Looks like the iPad Pro has 4GB of RAM.

https://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/13/xcode-iphone-6s-2gb-ram-ipad-pro-4gb-ram/
 
So you don't compare specs with competitors. I think Apple is generally a little lower on the RAM and try to be more efficient to get more battery life. I've always thought a little more RAM would be more efficient, but I have not idea how much power that really means. My laptop runs way more efficient (appears to be faster) when I have more RAM, I don't notice that the battery runs out faster.

I looked and don't see the 2GB reference on the iPad Pro pages, do you recall where it was?

Gary

I cannot find it now. Someone posted a link on here from the other day. It was on Apple's site.
I also read yesterday that Apple had taken down some specs and or changed it.
Sorry
 
MKBHD has a video going over the new devices, and what I found interesting is in one of the frames it shows the space allocations for each resolution. IIRC the 4K option is 375MB a minute.
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Sorry I meant the NSA.

Not sure what you mean buy a bridge?

But yea its pretty much fact apple worked with the NSA. Apple like most companies also store personal data and like most companies are prone to hacking scandals. Not much difference.

In fact the ffappening was probably one of the most high profile hacking scandals ever and it involved apples services. So to say apple is above security is a massive stretch.
I mean that I'll be happy to sell you one in Brooklyn.

Care to back up any of those claims? How about one example of IOS malware that doesn't require a jail broken device? Maybe you'd like to explain why some in law enforcement are complaining about Apple's end to end encryption in iMessages?

And please, don't pull the Fox News style "It's been reported..." where one person quotes another person with the same bias and presents it as fact. Show me proof that any of that is true.
 
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