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iPhone 6s Uses Different-Sized A9 Chips From Samsung and TSMC
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No it's not amazing it's pathetic. Like I said people need to just enjoy their deviceses and quit looking for problems!
are you really that slow?
I think it has to do with the insane amount of parts Apple needs to order.
Clearly they cannot get 100 million parts from one supplier.
I'm sure they would like to... but it's impossible.
Is this why i've been experiencing stuttering and freezing occasionally?
6 and 6S running iOS 9.0.1. Same user content. 6S will occasionally freeze for 3-5 seconds, or stutter.
6 runs without issue.
Probably not but can't help but ask
And to all the uppity naysayers, its a simple question. Get off your high horse.
6 and 6S running iOS 9.0.1. Same user content. 6S will occasionally freeze for 3-5 seconds, or stutter.
6 runs without issue.
Probably not but can't help but ask
And to all the uppity naysayers, its a simple question. Get off your high horse.
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Better get ready for the returns, Apple! People will keep exchanging until they get the better chip like the 32nm A5 iPad 2.
I was positive that they would split versions between the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, but that hasn't been confirmed. I wonder if there is a way to know which chip you have?
Well anyway, the less business for Samsung, the better
I was positive that they would split versions between the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, but that hasn't been confirmed. I wonder if there is a way to know which chip you have?
Well anyway, the less business for Samsung, the better
I wonder if we will be listing our chips when selling them on eBay next year!
About 3 people will care, and they're all on this thread.
Probably not, you might want to see your doctor about that.
Perhaps Samsung employs workers with *very slightly* smaller fingers!?
In all seriousness I think it's good Apple has multiple choices - and whilst it'll be interesting to see the results of any comparison tests I really doubt this will make any significant difference in the phones' operation or performance outside of benchmarking tests, if at all. I would not expect power consumption to be massively different either.
In all seriousness I think it's good Apple has multiple choices - and whilst it'll be interesting to see the results of any comparison tests I really doubt this will make any significant difference in the phones' operation or performance outside of benchmarking tests, if at all. I would not expect power consumption to be massively different either.
I'll be the 1st to admit I DONT Want no Samsung chip if for no other reason than me having sworn off Samsung junk
Quick someone get Albus brought back from the dead and get him cranking out iPhones to perfect full specifications minus the Samsung components
To avoid confusion They shouldve just put one in the 6S and the other in the plus. i guess the 14 would go in the 6S to help the battery life there. Assuming it does
Isn't it clear?
The black ones are bigger than the white ones.
The black ones are bigger than the white ones.
The Samsung chip looks better cause it's the shiniest one in the picture. It must be faster!!!
Everybody hates Samsung until they find out their iPhone may have a non Samsung chip. Funny how fast people start singing a different tune.
(Yes, I know, two different divisions. Still ironic.)
(Yes, I know, two different divisions. Still ironic.)
I bet one of you is using FaceBook more often than the other..
(tip: check this http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/26/ios-8-tells-you-what-app-is-draining-your-iphones-battery)
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