The M1 can already do ray tracing. (A low power version of it, but still).Ray tracing for M3 confirmed…?
The M1 can already do ray tracing. (A low power version of it, but still).Ray tracing for M3 confirmed…?
You have to think that the heavily rumoured 'rent your idevice' from Apple scheme will launch early next year, to kick start 'sales' again.Honestly Apple's improvements on everything at this point are really not that significant. I kinda wish they would lose the annual cycle and just make updates when they are truly significant, because it's getting ridiculous. Wishful thinking, I know.
I’ve been wondering when ray tracing was going to come in to the m series. It seemed conspicuously absent.Ray tracing for M3 confirmed…?
Not on the phone but this would be perfect for AppleTV and apparently, it would already be doable since power isn't an issue there. Heat? Put that fan back in, I don't care. It could finally become a decent game console competitor if Apple wasn't treating gaming like a hobby.I dont want ray tracking on my video cards and definitely not on my phone!!!!!
Yup. I upgraded from a standard 11 to the 14 Pro Max and the difference is amazing. I Won't be upgrading again for at least 3 years.Why works you upgrade after one year. Very few people do that
The target buyers for the 14 are the 12 and earlier
You’re making a lot of assumptions. It could just as easily be that this was the *cure* for the toxic workplace that they had.I'm really shocked that Apple would get rid of so many people who were involved. Mistakes happen, and this report makes Apple sound like a toxic workplace.
I essentially bought the phone for the 48MP camera and 4K Cinema modes, which allowed me to take some incredible photos and video of once in a lifetime family vacations this year. No regrets.Well, Dynamic Island is a game changer for an iPhone tho. A 48MP camera is great too and A16 Chip is blazing fast.
The bean counter Tim didn’t want to invest the resources and capitol to substantially iterate over the 13? The annual slow trickle of “improvement” sounds about right.This sounds like the development cycle for everything I’ve ever worked on… “Hey here’s a great idea, it’s going to be amazing, the team worked really hard to complete the design, it’s ready for production, oh shoot we just got some numbers in and it’s going to be too expensive/inefficient/risky, scrap that, just go back to something simple and we’ll figure that part out next time.”
Overall iPhone graphics have basically “looked” the same for over 10+ years. Have to improve it somehow other than just incremental speed processing improvements, right?Ray tracing on a screen a few inches long. I’m sure some gamers will just love that.
Well, there are things that they rushed to us though. And sure those ended up ugly to almost all of us. Lucky they haven't gone the "rushing to the public" route for this ray-tracing extra feature. Because if they did, boy it would be a perfect storm + utterly epic disaster combo. Think of it like Antennagate + Bendgate + Batterygate, all combined in one device.‘Just work’ like the crash detection triggered in rollercoasters or maybe like the new HomeKit architecture that removed access to partner and flat mates so now they can’t control lights and speakers?
You answered your own question. A new chip would give the watch more battery life.Because I only feel like explaining this once.
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More advanced designs do not necessarily draw more power. The issue here is that Apple may need to wait for proper TSMC 3nm for the transistor bump to balance out with the power consumption. Despite the wording of the article this was definitely not a last minute thing - these chips take months to tape out before they're even test fabbed.
Please tell me what you need more power in your Watch for. That you won't be able to answer the question is why there isn't a new core design there.
dynamic island is a gimmick that got over with most 14 pro owners after a month 😂Well, Dynamic Island is a game changer for an iPhone tho. A 48MP camera is great too and A16 Chip is blazing fast.
You answered your own question. A new chip would give the watch more battery life.
Why were you expecting massive advancements every year? Some years will be iterative update while other years will be generational updates.Does this allude to why the M2 is just a slightly warmed over M1? The top thinkers have jumped ship and we have the runners-up designing Apple’s chips now.
If Mac OS isnt on the iPad, which uses desktop chips, it’s not going to be on the phone. Besides, what good is all that power when it’s a tiny sealed enclosure that would overheat and throttle when you try to use it as a Mac.With the power of iPhones increasing and the adoption of a Thunderbolt 4 port it should be possible to plug an iPhone into the Studio monitor and use it as a Mac. The ultimate portable Mac, but I'm not holding my breath as I'm sure they will never do that.