The article leaves out some relevant info. It’s actually not the Intel modem chip itself that has caused the injunction, but a different component that’s used alongside the Intel modem chip, sourced from a company called Qorvo.So what modem are they using? If Intel infringes, can't use Qualcomm, who else is out there?
Why would iOS 13 not support the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 8? The iPhone 8 has the same processor as the iPhone X. Should iOS 13 also not support the iPhone X?
Cutting support for their obviously more than capable recent products would not be a smart business decision.
For the few that really need itPut the headphone jack back in and you've got a phone people will want.
The article leaves out some relevant info. It’s actually not the Intel modem chip itself that has caused the price junction, but a component that’s used in conjunction with the Intel modem chip, sourced from a company called Qorvo.
“The offending components which was the cause of the injunction were produced by Apple supplier Qorvo, and are said to have violated an "envelope tracking" patent held by Qualcomm. This refers to a method of conserving battery power while the modem is active.”
https://iphone.appleinsider.com/art...an-market-following-qualcomm-patent-trial-win
No, they aren’t...or it would exist.
Wires are a poor experience.
I think it's funny Apple will retool older models for one country. Are the 7 and 8 still selling THAT well in Germany?
... We’re pretty shallow people here which is why you’ll see iPhone Xs in the hands of people who really shouldn’t be spending over a grand on a phone.
Paper cups and string.So what modem are they using? If Intel infringes, can't use Qualcomm, who else is out there?
You know only 2 of those 3 are punch cards, right? That mag card wouldn't work too well if you punched holes in it.I'm still waiting for Punchcards!
Yes, but is that because you came to that viewpoint of your own volition? Or because big tech forced the issue and you simply learned to live without it?
Never mistake liberty for the illusion of liberty, my friend.![]()
What people REALY want is to be able to extend the antenna so other people know you're on a cell phone.Put the headphone jack back in and you've got a phone people will want.
I think that ‘shallow’ is the wrong word. This audience seems to be techophiles, geeks, nerds, whatever, but certainly not shallow just because we like tech. Most other subjects have similar audiences that will pay more for and enjoy things with new or advanced features or appearances. Cameras, fountain pens, tobacco pipes, watches, the list is endless. Almost everyone has a hobby or interest, it’s OK if it’s tech.