iPhone with the biggest battery yet is currently (officially) iPhone 11 Pro Max with its 3,968 mAh of capacity. Apple did not specified how big battery is in the iPhone 12 lineup. Why? Should we be worried about battery life? Maybe yes, because battery capacity is reportedly lower than in the iPhone 11 lineup. Infos about battery capacity… Read More »
On rumored November event, Apple should release its first Mac powered by Apple Silicon. But which Mac it will be? Based on rumors, it could be MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro or old good revived 12-inch Retina MacBook. Well known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo thinks it will be 13-inch MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, while The China Times claims… Read More »
Apple was always little shady about revealing real amount of RAM in iOS devices – there are no official data. First iOS device with 4 GB of RAM was an iPad Pro from 2015 and most iPad Pro models got 4 GB of RAM. iPhones do not need such amount of RAM as iPads Pro, but current lineup… Read More »
Apple announced its own custom ARM-based chips called Apple Silicon on WWDC on June 2020. First Mac(s) with Apple Silicon should appear before end of this year, as Apple said. By the rumors, first Apple Silicon-powered Mac(s) should be presented in November. Chips in these new Macs should be really powerful and power efficient, as Apple already demonstrated… Read More »
Server MacRumors.com found interesting information about new, just released 5K iMacs. If you purchase option with lower storage – under 4 TB – your SSD is soldered to Logic Board. If you purchase 4 TB or 8 TB storage option, there is a flash storage expansion board, which is attached to a connector on the Logic Board. This… Read More »
Apple is slowly moving its Macs to its own ARM architecture called Apple Silicon. Apple uses its own ARM-based CPUs in all other products, including iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches, but as for Macs, Apple still uses CPUs from Intel. At 2020 WWDC, Apple said it will slowly move to Apple Silicon on Macs and it will take… Read More »
You may know it, after some updates, your iPhone is slower and slower. In 2017 and 2018, authors of benchmark tool Geekbench discovered, that older iPhones got worse performance on newer iOS versions. Someone may think that it’s because Apple wants to sell more iPhones, but Apple said that it downgraded performance because of older batteries, which got… Read More »
Hyper creates great accessories. Personally, I have HyperDrive 6-in-1 USB-C Hub for my iPad Pro with USB-C port and I’m satisfied. Hyper just announced HyperJuice 18W Lightning and USB-C Power Bank. Interesting is, that this is the world’s first power bank with an integrated 18 W Apple MFi Lightning and USB-C Cable. It has 10 000 mAh capacity… Read More »
Every software or hardware we use is created by humans, so it may contain bugs, sometimes serious. Chips from Broadcom and Cypress Semiconductor are affected by serious vulnerability. It allows to to decrypt data sent wirelessly. This vulnerability got little strange name “KrØØk”. It mostly affects FullMAC WLAN chips, which are present in many iPhones, iPads, Macs, Amazon… Read More »
Do you remember old phones and laptops? They (almost) all got user removable battery. I remember my first laptop, MacBook White Early 2008, which I got from my parents for school. It had removable battery. After some years, I was forced to remove battery and to run solely on charger, because battery was getting bigger and bigger. I… Read More »
Apple uses its own designed CPUs in many devices, like iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs or HomePods, but Macs still use CPUs from Intel. It’s rumored for long time that Apple will switch Macs into its own ARM-based chips. From the past, when Apple moved to Intel platform from PowerPC in 2006, Steve Jobs said that Apple was secretly… Read More »
You may know it – sice next Sunday I will be more active, since new year I will start to exercise, since next month I will… you know it. I spent a lot of time at computer or tablet, and I decided to live healthier and to go more outdoor. My impulse to do so was my Apple… Read More »
