I think someone at Apple forgot they never took it down from the website. You'd have to be some kind of nut to buy hardware that old, at that price.
The YouTube app (with its wrong-functional back arrow) is really bad at that. Refreshes constantly and doesn't even bother to remember what video you were watching when it does.
It did, and then the software got crappier and needed more.
Yeah, that's what I kept saying in response to people saying things like "these ARM processors are going to surpass Intel at this rate."
How are they arbitrary? They are absolute metrics tied to measurable performance differences. I think you're trying to write intelligently but end up being too abstract therefore losing your own point mid-sentence. The proportion is the same, which allows people to gauge the difference themselves. Nobody reads an article today and thinks, "but in terms of A7 to A8, how does this match up?" They want to know, understandably, is how much faster will it will be from what they have right now?
You could say an A10 scores 10,000, you could say it scores 126,000 - ultimately it’s still doing the same amount of work, but you’ve assigned an arbitrary figure to it. You’ve made the number up, it has no intrinsic meaning outside of comparisons with the same series - that is what I mean by arbitrary.
But others have ridden it out by putting their money where their opinions/desires are. Which means either holding off purchase, moving to another manufacturer, or buying something that does not meet their needs. But regardless, if they are here, expressing their opinions/desires that are counter to what Apple is providing, YOU are certainly not going to convince them otherwise - no matter how hard you try.
They're both getting bloated at similar rates, with Android phones still leading in bloat. They make sacrifices when they cater to wider dev community and hardware support, e.g. using Java for apps. And then there's Chrome, which hogs both RAM and CPU for still mysterious reasons.
I have a 6, and it was the ultimate piece of garbage when they had the secret un-toggleable CPU throttiling, and now it's still noticeably slow but not too bad compared to the 6S. Ofc it ran fine with the original iOS it came with. Well, the GPS also sometimes doesn't work, and the compass never really worked, and the lightning port often gets clogged, but that's probably just my luck.
I did think you’d be surprised that hundreds of millions of people are still using the 6 and 6S models you’ve called unusable.
Uh you realize they get like 40 to 80 percent faster almost every year right?
