exoticspice1
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We should trust the higher scores. Many things can make the CPU perform slightly slower than expected (background processes, thermal conditions...) but almost none (other than faking the score, or overclocking which is not a factor on iOS devices) can make it perform better.More Geekbench weirdness. There are now 66 GB 6.2 cpu scores. That seems high for review units. Are people testing multiple times? The spread is very wide also. Single core from 2543->2999 and multi core from 6677->7779. Obviously it’s better to wait until the phone has done its indexing etc at the start, but that really seems like a wide range. I wonder if there are some fakes in there.
More Geekbench weirdness. There are now 66 GB 6.2 cpu scores. That seems high for review units. Are people testing multiple times? The spread is very wide also. Single core from 2543->2999 and multi core from 6677->7779. Obviously it’s better to wait until the phone has done its indexing etc at the start, but that really seems like a wide range. I wonder if there are some fakes in there.
We should trust the higher scores. Many things can make the CPU perform slightly slower than expected (background processes, thermal conditions...) but almost none (other than faking the score, or overclocking which is not a factor on iOS devices) can make it perform better.
At least one of those showed higher than +50% between like models of iPhone14->15 (using (newScore - oldScore) / oldScore to calculate %+).GFXBench results show how much faster the A17 Pro GPU is than A16 Bionic - 9to5Mac
Last week we saw the first Geekbench results of the A17 Pro showing that the CPU performs slightly better than...9to5mac.com
GFXBench being reported on.
well IOS17 is now out Yawn. but hey multiple timers is real earth shattering.
Indeed. Seems like a fairly substantial update to me. Over 200 new features.And live voicemail, and audio message transcriptions, and contact posters, and standby, and FaceTime messages, and interactive widgets, and namedrop, and airdrop over Internet, and new autocorrect system, and shared passwords, and…
Yet from what I can see there is still no option to have notifications on top again, even just an option would be awesome. IMO this was a huge step backwards for them, it's never made sense to put them below the fold like that... was it something they robbed from Android or something?Indeed. Seems like a fairly substantial update to me. Over 200 new features.
I assume it’s because having them on the bottom is easier to use one handed. It can be quite difficult to reach the top of the phone for most people. Especially on a Pro Max. Having notifications on the bottom is more reachable.Yet from what I can see there is still no option to have notifications on top again, even just an option would be awesome. IMO this was a huge step backwards for them, it's never made sense to put them below the fold like that... was it something they robbed from Android or something?
I assume it’s because having them on the bottom is easier to use one handed. It can be quite difficult to reach the top of the phone for most people. Especially on a Pro Max. Having notifications on the bottom is more reachable.
That’s just my speculation however.
Lol. I probably imbibed it subconsciously then. Even if not, it makes sense i think.Pretty sure that they actually said that was the reason when they made the announcement.
Sound reason and fine by me, just not sure why they can't give you an option for it, the logic can't be that hard.I assume it’s because having them on the bottom is easier to use one handed. It can be quite difficult to reach the top of the phone for most people. Especially on a Pro Max. Having notifications on the bottom is more reachable.
That’s just my speculation however.
Oh I’m not opposed to options and I totally understand when something you are used to gets changed. It can be very frustrating. For better or worse, Apple tends to avoid too many options.Sound reason and fine by me, just not sure why they can't give you an option for it, the logic can't be that hard.
Which is all well and good, but the thing I really want from FaceTime is the ability to throw a url over to the other party so that they can see what I am seeing.… and FaceTime messages, and …
Not sure what you’re getting at here.Which is all well and good, but the thing I really want from FaceTime is the ability to throw a url over to the other party so that they can see what I am seeing.
I sometimes have lengthy FT conversations, with the video floating over another app, and I find a page that the other person might be interested in, or that might prove a point, and it would be handy if I could just fire the url straight across to them so that they could see it as well. Kind of like facetime-airdrop … facedrop?Not sure what you’re getting at here.
Can’t you iMessage them?I sometimes have lengthy FT conversations, with the video floating over another app, and I find a page that the other person might be interested in, or that might prove a point, and it would be handy if I could just fire the url straight across to them so that they could see it as well. Kind of like facetime-airdrop … facedrop?
This is the way, I've done it quite a few times during FT calls.Can’t you iMessage them?
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