First time I've ever seen a video of yours, and this was very thorough, interesting take, nice set... all round a very nice video! I’m instantly subscribing and liking, and I hope we can get you to 10k quick quick :) Rooting for you from South Africa 🇿🇦
Hey man - thank you so I much! What you’ve written means the world to me. I love watching this kind of video, so thought I’d take the risk of making one! I just wanted to sit down and have a chat with you - really informally…I hope that came across 👌🏻
I think they nailed Apple Intelligence and I can’t wait to use it. On the iPad front, I think back to your video on making it our own. There are few new ways to do that with a more customizable home screen and customizable control center. Plus I think having 16GB of Ram for those of us who went for the storage/chip/ram upgrade, will come in useful with Apple Intelligence. Overall, very excited with this years WWDC.
Was at a point where I thought my Mac was redundant and I was considering selling but this has made me reconsider.. I just hope they deliver what they have promised in a reasonable time frame.. good video again.. looking forward to the next one..
Apple definitely has the right approach to make AI accessible for the masses through their ecosystem. I doubt it will be the best solution in the market in terms of capability, but it's will almost certainly be the best user experience. Of course, they will sell this as Siri finally coming of age, solving a problem they essentially created by sending users down the assistant rabbit hole years ago. I'm no fanboy, but they do this so beautifully it's hard to hold their slow adoption of emerging technologies and occasional missteps against them.
hi there Paul - I'm not saying that Apple always gets it right, but they do have an uncanny knack for eventually making all the dots join up, don't they? I think Siri came of age this week - now it will become the assistant we've always wanted. I'd much rather this approach to AI than what we've seen so far. This approach is more adult and useful in everyday life. I like what I am seeing...👍🏻
What ‘best’ is subjective but in general users loves freedom and convenience. Apple Intelligence is the only one that use natural language without any pre-set phrases, that is one of many reasons they could offer the best solution when it finally arrives.
Great video. I agree with you on everything from the restrained Home Screen mods to the expanded satellite messages. Apple’s calculator app deflated a lot of critics, it was brilliant. I’m surprised there haven’t been more complaints about the feature where websites are presented with only the relevant information-did Apple just bypass all the ads? I wasn’t surprised by “Apple Intelligence”; it was the only way Apple would do it. Tooting my own horn, I left a comment here a few weeks ago describing how Siri and Apple would work with LLMs.
Hi Sharon - great to hear from you again. I hope all is well. Yeah, I remember that message of yours clear as a bell - you read it perfectly! Summarisation seems fairly deep rooted through iOS 18, but as you mention how they have managed to bypass all the ads is beyond me. Bigger picture - is this the end of websites though? If everything is now summarised, it does make me wonder. Yes - Apple delivered a very mature version of AI last week - and it too left me pretty happy.
Ha! Thank you, I can't believe you remember that! You read and answer thousands of comments! I’m trying to imagine the “end of websites” and can’t put it all together because of the AVP. People don’t realize it, but everything Apple does from here on out will be related somehow to it. Even if Apple knows it’s a mistake now, it will take at least 3 years to create an alternate road map. Win, lose, or draw, Apple invested over 10 years and billions of dollars, working 3-5 years in advance. They saw SOMETHING, and it’s not AR glasses. If dozens of small companies can release decent AR glasses today, major tech companies like Sony, Microsoft, Google and Apple could as well. I thought Apple would release a pair just to get it out there with the others. They couldn’t be bothered. Apple invented the developer partnership and believes in it, yet they “Sherlocked” probably a dozen companies at WWDC, which they usually don’t do unless protecting larger intellectual property. Apple’s flying very low with the AVP, omitting easy integrations like AI, no haptics (Apple LOVES haptics), no Pencil support, and other low-hanging fruits. I think the answer to their future lies somewhere between what they recently protected and the AVP.
hi - yeah, I tried to make the point in the video, that they called it Apple Intelligence as it is just that. They are not following the AI lead of others - they've taken their own route, and I like that
@@DavidLewisTech I agree with you completely I like your tone, talk and energy… subscribed :) I was very worried before the WWDC that Apple in a hurry would design a dumb strategy and I was hopefully wrong…. They did the good thing, very happy with their strategy, we are going just to wait if everything is going to work as expected :)
Here is the core stuff, hidden among the other fluff: • 🤖 Apple Intelligence: The core topic of the video is Apple Intelligence, a unique implementation of AI that focuses on privacy and personal assistance. • 🔐 Privacy-Focused AI: Apple’s approach to AI emphasizes privacy, using device-based processing for simple requests and secure servers for more complex ones, with user consent for external data usage. • 🌐 Private Cloud Computing: Apple introduced private cloud computing, ensuring that only specific data needed for requests is sent to servers, without storing any personal information. • 🧑💼 Digital Assistant: Apple aims to create a more natural, relevant, and conversational assistant, evolving Siri into a more useful tool
hey Stephen - thank you. This week I thought something a little different was called for. Hope you enjoyed the more informal chat. Catch ya next week 🙏🏻
If I understand you correctly, all the Apple Intelligence features will work on all M-based devices. So, do you think there is a serious drawback to buying, a current M3 series MacBook Air/Pro, rather than waiting for the M4 series MacBooks to be released? Might we not run into a problem like that with the iPhones earlier than 15 Pro not being able to upgrade? Sorry. I am confused about this. 10:14
Hi - from what I gather from WWDC all M series Macs & iPads will be able to run Apple Intelligence. That said, if you are not desperate to change right now, waiting would be the best and safest idea
I never paid for a subscription, but Grammarly up to this point has been far superior to Apple's grammar correction and I that b/c I like using native apps. Now I can.
@@ThaDonDeFashion Current Apple writing corrections are just simple spell check and predictive word replacement, not grammar correction. With the new Apple Intelligence (AI) implementation, the new writing assistance should match or be better than Grammarly. Grammarly kept asking to rewrite passive lines into active sentences when passive is perfectly fine in the context of the subject. I could easily stop Grammarly because I have the accessible version of ChatGPT, which does more but is limited. I don’t want to pay for another subscription. When AI is here, I will run it to see how good it is before officially quitting Grammarly.
I think Apple Intelligence is brilliant - and I'll _definitely_ be buying an iPhone 16 Pro Max in September. I'll also offer to sell my wife my 1 TB 15 Pro Max - I'm retired now and can't really afford to give family members year old Pro Max phones any more - but this will give her the cheapest entry point to Apple Intelligence. If she buys the 15 Pro Max (at the same price BuyBackTronics offers me) she can sell her 13 Pro Max to recoup some of the cost. As usual, Elon couldn't be bothered to actually watch the keynote and comprehend the architecture before he flamed the agreement with OpenAI, and his misinformation has poisoned a lot of equally negligent influencers into lambasting the deal without comprehending that Apple _isn't_ going to be piping your personal info to OpenAI.
hi ya - yeah, I'd written a lot in the build-up to the conference wondering how Apple could possibly square off AI and privacy... But as ever, in Apple, we should trust. What they've done is nothing short of genius. If it works as well as it was showcased, they'll have pulled off the seemingly impossible
Apple implement thing might not the come to first , but come to best and intuitive solution and make you think AI can be integrated that well instead of any AI out there we have seen
I imagine one day apple will use the find my network as a mesh supercomputer. Much like back in the day with folding on PS3s. Except to power a large model.
The Apple Intelligence implentation looks good, in stark contrast to Microsoft Recall. The AI artwork feature is tacky, but the rest of the implementation of the machine learning stuff looks good and well thought out. Finally Siri might be useful. But I shouldn't need to upgrade to an iPhone 15 Pro to use this tech when I have a new Macbook and an iPad Pro with me, that's the rub. As a user of homepods, I'm disappointed. This is meant to be the Apple 'smart speaker', but it looks like they are going to remain pretty dumb. Currently homepods always hijack Siri requests, even if you try to talk to your iphone, and then fail to answer them properly, because they are the least capable. They don't, and shouldn't have, beefy CPUs for sophisticated on-device processing. It should be possible to make them defer to more capable devices, or even better, relay the request through your nearby phone, Mac, or iPad, and tell you the response. Or maybe we could have a dedicated smart home 'brain' of some sort, with an M4 in it, to assist all the homepods with the ML processing... To me, the processing really doesn't _have_ to be on-device if I'm home, just on-premise is perfectly good enough. Siri shouldn't get smarter or dumber depending on which device picks up my request, that's not what the consumer wants. Let the most capable available hardware do the job. Ah, maybe one day.
Damn Paul you make some really great points. Yes, I have HomePods in a few rooms and they always annoyingly win over the smarter, more powerful iPhone. I wanted to run the beta of iOS 18 - something I've never done before, but of course it won't run on the 14 Pro I still have and I daren't put the beta - at least the early betas on my 15 PM. I agree though that Siri should know when we are at home...overall though, I'm happy with the intelligent approach that Apple has taken
M4 is paving the way for greater ML using AI, thats why there is a big difference on neural engine between M3 and M4. The underwork is much bigger than we think and of course the A18pro / iphone 16 will carry the same sub architecture from M4.
I like what we are seeing here, but the only machine I have at this time that will be able to run it is my M1 iPad Pro. My understanding was that M-series devices and the iPhone 15’s would be able to do all of this stuff “on-device,” but older devices would still be able to utilize them as well but would need to do so by offloading to these Apple IA data centers. I agree with you about Grammarly. It is a fantastic tool, but I don’t like to use its keyboard plug-in as it screws up many other features that only work with Apple’s own first party virtual keyboard (and iPad Magic Keyboards) like voice dictation and scribble. I can’t wait until the benefits that Grammarly have are baked into the native Apple Keyboard.
Hey Thomas - great to hear from you. yes, yes and YES to Grammarly, it's a good tool but a pain to use on the iPad. I've just finished writing today's piece on it and the best workaround was to write it on the iPad (quick and comfortable) but then check it on a Mac. When we have all these tools natively in macOS it will be great! I wanted to beta test iOS 18 but realised I can't do it on my iPhone 14 Pro and there is no way I am going to risk it on either my 15 Pro Max or new M4 iPad!
@@DavidLewisTech I was under the impression that older devices would still be able to use these AI features, but it would have to be offloaded to cloud data centers to work since older devices don’t have enough onboard power to do it all on-device.
@@DavidLewisTech Or just wait until your natural upgrade time arrives. Even if your device has to offload some tasks to the cloud, I don’t think the delay will be too horrible for people to endure for Apple intelligence to provide sufficient service for them.
OK - you've piqued my interest...I'd love to run it and make videos about it, but I'd heard the early betas were very buggy, made the phone overheat and drained the battery like crazy...the later betas I'd heard are more stable. Am I wrong? Cheers me
The question haunting me is what Apple AI needs to function quickly and future proof for the next 6 years. 8 or 16 processor memory? 128 GB or 1 TB RAM?
I guess that Apple wants as many requests as possible to be carried out on device the more RAM the better, but they must surely have thought this through...
The current Apple small AI model have 4,2GB size, this is why the A16 with just 6GB RAM is not listed as AI compatible device. It's should remain under control because of the phone, but your main goal should be at least double amount of RAM like in your phone (if you have an iPhone, because they are supporting the chip for about 6-7 years, if there are no rare cases, like this memory problem, i mean the iOS 16 still supported devices with just 2GB RAM, so this sudden 8GB requirement is unique)
Wait and see. Apple will monetize it and only available on new devices. Keep in mind that Samsung and Google have a head start and it will only get better. They may also charge but will give more options. I’ve learned not to buy into the Apple hype even though it is a good approach.
I think it's true that as they have fewer services available that they can make their 30% margin on, they may have to shift their focus to shifting more hardware...
Instant Sub. Such a Great Video and Content. Your Editing & Storytelling is Lovely.
Thank you so much! That sub means more than I can possibly tell you 👊🏻
Have to hand it to Apple, once again they thought different. Excited about Apple Intelligence and a Siri that is fully baked.
Hi ya - yup, same here. I wanted Apple to deliver us something to be proud of, and I think they have done just that. Let’s hope they deliver 👍🏻
First time I've ever seen a video of yours, and this was very thorough, interesting take, nice set... all round a very nice video!
I’m instantly subscribing and liking, and I hope we can get you to 10k quick quick :)
Rooting for you from South Africa 🇿🇦
Hey man - thank you so I much! What you’ve written means the world to me. I love watching this kind of video, so thought I’d take the risk of making one!
I just wanted to sit down and have a chat with you - really informally…I hope that came across 👌🏻
I think they nailed Apple Intelligence and I can’t wait to use it. On the iPad front, I think back to your video on making it our own. There are few new ways to do that with a more customizable home screen and customizable control center. Plus I think having 16GB of Ram for those of us who went for the storage/chip/ram upgrade, will come in useful with Apple Intelligence. Overall, very excited with this years WWDC.
Hey Josh - great to hear from you again.
Yup - I agree with everything you've just said. Apple have nailed it this year so far 👌🏻
For sure, this AI will consume a lot of local resources. Even siri right now can make iphone heat a bit.
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Good analysis, David!
Cheers - appreciate you watching and letting me know 👊🏻
Was at a point where I thought my Mac was redundant and I was considering selling but this has made me reconsider.. I just hope they deliver what they have promised in a reasonable time frame.. good video again.. looking forward to the next one..
Hey Andrew - great to hear from you again, I hope all is well
Apple this has re-lit my passion…👌🏻
Apple definitely has the right approach to make AI accessible for the masses through their ecosystem. I doubt it will be the best solution in the market in terms of capability, but it's will almost certainly be the best user experience. Of course, they will sell this as Siri finally coming of age, solving a problem they essentially created by sending users down the assistant rabbit hole years ago. I'm no fanboy, but they do this so beautifully it's hard to hold their slow adoption of emerging technologies and occasional missteps against them.
hi there Paul - I'm not saying that Apple always gets it right, but they do have an uncanny knack for eventually making all the dots join up, don't they?
I think Siri came of age this week - now it will become the assistant we've always wanted. I'd much rather this approach to AI than what we've seen so far. This approach is more adult and useful in everyday life.
I like what I am seeing...👍🏻
What ‘best’ is subjective but in general users loves freedom and convenience. Apple Intelligence is the only one that use natural language without any pre-set phrases, that is one of many reasons they could offer the best solution when it finally arrives.
Great video. I agree with you on everything from the restrained Home Screen mods to the expanded satellite messages. Apple’s calculator app deflated a lot of critics, it was brilliant. I’m surprised there haven’t been more complaints about the feature where websites are presented with only the relevant information-did Apple just bypass all the ads?
I wasn’t surprised by “Apple Intelligence”; it was the only way Apple would do it. Tooting my own horn, I left a comment here a few weeks ago describing how Siri and Apple would work with LLMs.
Hi Sharon - great to hear from you again. I hope all is well.
Yeah, I remember that message of yours clear as a bell - you read it perfectly! Summarisation seems fairly deep rooted through iOS 18, but as you mention how they have managed to bypass all the ads is beyond me. Bigger picture - is this the end of websites though? If everything is now summarised, it does make me wonder.
Yes - Apple delivered a very mature version of AI last week - and it too left me pretty happy.
Ha! Thank you, I can't believe you remember that! You read and answer thousands of comments!
I’m trying to imagine the “end of websites” and can’t put it all together because of the AVP. People don’t realize it, but everything Apple does from here on out will be related somehow to it. Even if Apple knows it’s a mistake now, it will take at least 3 years to create an alternate road map. Win, lose, or draw, Apple invested over 10 years and billions of dollars, working 3-5 years in advance. They saw SOMETHING, and it’s not AR glasses. If dozens of small companies can release decent AR glasses today, major tech companies like Sony, Microsoft, Google and Apple could as well. I thought Apple would release a pair just to get it out there with the others. They couldn’t be bothered.
Apple invented the developer partnership and believes in it, yet they “Sherlocked” probably a dozen companies at WWDC, which they usually don’t do unless protecting larger intellectual property. Apple’s flying very low with the AVP, omitting easy integrations like AI, no haptics (Apple LOVES haptics), no Pencil support, and other low-hanging fruits. I think the answer to their future lies somewhere between what they recently protected and the AVP.
What I like with the brand Apple Intelligence is that it is saying loudly that real people are doing this thing …
hi - yeah, I tried to make the point in the video, that they called it Apple Intelligence as it is just that. They are not following the AI lead of others - they've taken their own route, and I like that
@@DavidLewisTech I agree with you completely
I like your tone, talk and energy… subscribed :)
I was very worried before the WWDC that Apple in a hurry would design a dumb strategy and I was hopefully wrong…. They did the good thing, very happy with their strategy, we are going just to wait if everything is going to work as expected :)
thanks for the sub - that's awesome!! Yeah, Apple seem to have taken a very grown-up approach to this which I'm very happy about...👌🏻
Very good. Being assertive on Apple’s momentum.
🤛🏻
Here is the core stuff, hidden among the other fluff:
• 🤖 Apple Intelligence: The core topic of the video is Apple Intelligence, a unique implementation of AI that focuses on privacy and personal assistance.
• 🔐 Privacy-Focused AI: Apple’s approach to AI emphasizes privacy, using device-based processing for simple requests and secure servers for more complex ones, with user consent for external data usage.
• 🌐 Private Cloud Computing: Apple introduced private cloud computing, ensuring that only specific data needed for requests is sent to servers, without storing any personal information.
• 🧑💼 Digital Assistant: Apple aims to create a more natural, relevant, and conversational assistant, evolving Siri into a more useful tool
hi - yeah, I do my best to cut through the BS and deliver the facts. I hope you liked the approach 🤞🏼
Great review again!
Thank you so much - thought sitting down to have a calm chat was the way forward. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👌🏻
Great job David thank you
hey Stephen - thank you. This week I thought something a little different was called for. Hope you enjoyed the more informal chat. Catch ya next week 🙏🏻
If I understand you correctly, all the Apple Intelligence features will work on all M-based devices. So, do you think there is a serious drawback to buying, a current M3 series MacBook Air/Pro, rather than waiting for the M4 series MacBooks to be released? Might we not run into a problem like that with the iPhones earlier than 15 Pro not being able to upgrade? Sorry. I am confused about this.
10:14
Hi - from what I gather from WWDC all M series Macs & iPads will be able to run Apple Intelligence. That said, if you are not desperate to change right now, waiting would be the best and safest idea
With Apple proofreading AI, my Grammarly subscription is coming to an end. Thank goodness Apple is offering this for their devices.
same here...money saved!
I never paid for a subscription, but Grammarly up to this point has been far superior to Apple's grammar correction and I that b/c I like using native apps. Now I can.
@@ThaDonDeFashion Current Apple writing corrections are just simple spell check and predictive word replacement, not grammar correction. With the new Apple Intelligence (AI) implementation, the new writing assistance should match or be better than Grammarly. Grammarly kept asking to rewrite passive lines into active sentences when passive is perfectly fine in the context of the subject. I could easily stop Grammarly because I have the accessible version of ChatGPT, which does more but is limited. I don’t want to pay for another subscription. When AI is here, I will run it to see how good it is before officially quitting Grammarly.
I just hope it’s as good as they demoed at the event…I love Grammarly and rely on it, but to save another sub would be a win!
I think Apple Intelligence is brilliant - and I'll _definitely_ be buying an iPhone 16 Pro Max in September.
I'll also offer to sell my wife my 1 TB 15 Pro Max - I'm retired now and can't really afford to give family members year old Pro Max phones any more - but this will give her the cheapest entry point to Apple Intelligence. If she buys the 15 Pro Max (at the same price BuyBackTronics offers me) she can sell her 13 Pro Max to recoup some of the cost.
As usual, Elon couldn't be bothered to actually watch the keynote and comprehend the architecture before he flamed the agreement with OpenAI, and his misinformation has poisoned a lot of equally negligent influencers into lambasting the deal without comprehending that Apple _isn't_ going to be piping your personal info to OpenAI.
hi ya - yeah, I'd written a lot in the build-up to the conference wondering how Apple could possibly square off AI and privacy...
But as ever, in Apple, we should trust. What they've done is nothing short of genius. If it works as well as it was showcased, they'll have pulled off the seemingly impossible
I appreciate your support!
Apple implement thing might not the come to first , but come to best and intuitive solution and make you think AI can be integrated that well instead of any AI out there we have seen
I really like the way they are going about bringing AI into our ecosystem…its what I wanted from Apple
I imagine one day apple will use the find my network as a mesh supercomputer. Much like back in the day with folding on PS3s. Except to power a large model.
great concept! 🤛🏻
The Apple Intelligence implentation looks good, in stark contrast to Microsoft Recall. The AI artwork feature is tacky, but the rest of the implementation of the machine learning stuff looks good and well thought out. Finally Siri might be useful. But I shouldn't need to upgrade to an iPhone 15 Pro to use this tech when I have a new Macbook and an iPad Pro with me, that's the rub.
As a user of homepods, I'm disappointed. This is meant to be the Apple 'smart speaker', but it looks like they are going to remain pretty dumb. Currently homepods always hijack Siri requests, even if you try to talk to your iphone, and then fail to answer them properly, because they are the least capable. They don't, and shouldn't have, beefy CPUs for sophisticated on-device processing. It should be possible to make them defer to more capable devices, or even better, relay the request through your nearby phone, Mac, or iPad, and tell you the response. Or maybe we could have a dedicated smart home 'brain' of some sort, with an M4 in it, to assist all the homepods with the ML processing...
To me, the processing really doesn't _have_ to be on-device if I'm home, just on-premise is perfectly good enough. Siri shouldn't get smarter or dumber depending on which device picks up my request, that's not what the consumer wants. Let the most capable available hardware do the job. Ah, maybe one day.
Damn Paul you make some really great points.
Yes, I have HomePods in a few rooms and they always annoyingly win over the smarter, more powerful iPhone. I wanted to run the beta of iOS 18 - something I've never done before, but of course it won't run on the 14 Pro I still have and I daren't put the beta - at least the early betas on my 15 PM.
I agree though that Siri should know when we are at home...overall though, I'm happy with the intelligent approach that Apple has taken
M4 is paving the way for greater ML using AI, thats why there is a big difference on neural engine between M3 and M4. The underwork is much bigger than we think and of course the A18pro / iphone 16 will carry the same sub architecture from M4.
yeah - the iPhone 16 Pro announcement could be pretty impressive
How do you know, if it isn't even out yet.....? lol 😂 Oh Tim told you..... 🤣
...in Tim we trust 😇 😋
I like what we are seeing here, but the only machine I have at this time that will be able to run it is my M1 iPad Pro. My understanding was that M-series devices and the iPhone 15’s would be able to do all of this stuff “on-device,” but older devices would still be able to utilize them as well but would need to do so by offloading to these Apple IA data centers.
I agree with you about Grammarly. It is a fantastic tool, but I don’t like to use its keyboard plug-in as it screws up many other features that only work with Apple’s own first party virtual keyboard (and iPad Magic Keyboards) like voice dictation and scribble. I can’t wait until the benefits that Grammarly have are baked into the native Apple Keyboard.
Hey Thomas - great to hear from you.
yes, yes and YES to Grammarly, it's a good tool but a pain to use on the iPad. I've just finished writing today's piece on it and the best workaround was to write it on the iPad (quick and comfortable) but then check it on a Mac. When we have all these tools natively in macOS it will be great!
I wanted to beta test iOS 18 but realised I can't do it on my iPhone 14 Pro and there is no way I am going to risk it on either my 15 Pro Max or new M4 iPad!
@@DavidLewisTech I was under the impression that older devices would still be able to use these AI features, but it would have to be offloaded to cloud data centers to work since older devices don’t have enough onboard power to do it all on-device.
Ah - yes, you could well be right about that. So to encourage you to get quicker speeds you’ll have to but the 15 Pro and newer…that figures
@@DavidLewisTech Or just wait until your natural upgrade time arrives. Even if your device has to offload some tasks to the cloud, I don’t think the delay will be too horrible for people to endure for Apple intelligence to provide sufficient service for them.
For a tech review. I am surprised that you Are scared of beta testing iOS 18 on your 15 pro max. It is pretty stable actually
OK - you've piqued my interest...I'd love to run it and make videos about it, but I'd heard the early betas were very buggy, made the phone overheat and drained the battery like crazy...the later betas I'd heard are more stable.
Am I wrong?
Cheers
me
The question haunting me is what Apple AI needs to function quickly and future proof for the next 6 years.
8 or 16 processor memory? 128 GB or 1 TB RAM?
I guess that Apple wants as many requests as possible to be carried out on device the more RAM the better, but they must surely have thought this through...
@@DavidLewisTech Well, than it would be nice if they could share what their thoughts are so we can avoid early buyers remorse….
yeah, I've been caught by that too may times...
The current Apple small AI model have 4,2GB size, this is why the A16 with just 6GB RAM is not listed as AI compatible device. It's should remain under control because of the phone, but your main goal should be at least double amount of RAM like in your phone (if you have an iPhone, because they are supporting the chip for about 6-7 years, if there are no rare cases, like this memory problem, i mean the iOS 16 still supported devices with just 2GB RAM, so this sudden 8GB requirement is unique)
Good points….👍🏻
r u c rius?
You should come work for me and write my thumbnail titles! 😆
Wait and see. Apple will monetize it and only available on new devices. Keep in mind that Samsung and Google have a head start and it will only get better. They may also charge but will give more options. I’ve learned not to buy into the Apple hype even though it is a good approach.
I think it's true that as they have fewer services available that they can make their 30% margin on, they may have to shift their focus to shifting more hardware...
They can’t monetize it. You didn’t understand anything explained.