The big question is if they will allow turning off the battery performance scam feature.New iOS update out. 11.2.5
http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/94/94db027dfe61ac0d4d2b222b41806159512d8f6ce8d54dc090c20827d1c55b39.jpgThe big question is if they will allow turning off the battery performance scam feature.
Apple Inc announced changes on Wednesday that make good on its promise to allow users to turn off a controversial feature that slows down iPhones when batteries are running low, although it signaled it might take months more to deliver.
I thought I read that was intended for 11.3 or something like that.The big question is if they will allow turning off the battery performance scam feature.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/computer-simulation-world-matrix-scientists-elon-musk-artificial-intelligence-ai-a7347526.htmlThese phones already control us,” he said. “The merge has begun – and a merge is our best scenario. Any version without a merge will have conflict: we enslave the A.I. or it enslaves us.Elon Musk
SourceApple reportedly notified suppliers on Monday that it is halving its iPhone X production target for the first three months of the year.The company was expecting to produce 40 million units of the iPhone X in the first quarter of 2018, but has now revised the figure to just 20 million, Nikkei reported without citing a source.
The report comes almost a week after an analyst said Apple would kill off the iPhone X when the next-generation model hits the market later this year. The iPhone X is the company's most expensive phone to date, with a hefty price tag of $999, £999 or AU$1,579.
Apple will want to avoid making the iPhone X cheaper so that it doesn't sabotage sales of mid-range models, said KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
The company's production target for the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and the iPhone 7 remains at 30 million units for the first quarter of the year, said the Nikkei, showing no change for when the predictions were first published in November 2017.
Apple did not immediately respond to request for comment.
Samsung's panel-making division, Samsung Display, is reportedly reducing OLED panel production at its South Chungcheong plant due to lower than expected iPhone X sales. According to Nikkei Asian Review, Samsung now plans to cover 20 million or fewer iPhone X devices for the quarter ending in March, a large decrease from the expected 45 to 50 million units. CNET reports: Apple sold 77.3 million iPhones in the quarter ending in January, down by 1 percent on the previous year. The $1,000 price tag on the iPhone X was blamed for the volume shortfall -- but also contributed to the company making record-breaking profits.Samsung did not respond to CNET's request for comment.
Just keeps getting better and better. I do like the phone but yeah can see how really it just isn't an amazing phone to warrant the price or people to love it and buy it.Samsung To Cut OLED Production Due To Poor iPhone X Sales
Yeh I've seen "Time Machine" be quite helpful as well in certain scenarios. We should P2V all of our physicals so that we can spin them up on VM's if necessary. Maybe......I just wanted to post this here. Last night my Mac got messed up (my fault) boot into recovery mode, reinstalled the OS, when it came back up everything was there like normal and everything was perfect. Easy. I know when I would try this with Windows it was a 50/50 change that it would work this way, with most of the time failing (haven't tried it with Windows 10 yet).
Apparently this is the big one 11.3, where you can turn off the scamming slow down feature. But i wonder what else they snuck in?Update out.