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I don't think that is gonna happen anytime soon lol.They need a seperate branch of iPhone for gamers at this point who will like probably and appreciate this more.
I don't think that is gonna happen anytime soon lol.They need a seperate branch of iPhone for gamers at this point who will like probably and appreciate this more.
I don't think that is gonna happen anytime soon lol.
They haven't received any good feedback regarding iPhone for some years now. I have lots of their products and only thing that caught my attention were M1/M2 and Bionic chips. Actually, they've boosted some projects of mine in a good direction. Except for this only other thing i benefited from their eco system is handover.They need a seperate branch of iPhone for gamers at this point who will like probably and appreciate this more. People that use the iPhone as productivity tools and appreciate the convergence and security iPhones bring will not be impressed by this imo, hence the crappy feedback they're getting.
Maybe you should try applying for SRDP program.Yeah. Shame really though. I'm seeing a massive market... Maybe I should apply to be iPhone lead designer![]()
Social proof in action.Apple drops major upgrades only once in 2-3 years.
Delusional apple fans are still gonna line up outside the stores and camp overnight lol
Exactly what i said. They did great research of their user base/market and executed best available PR/marketing strategy. You'll see lots of people complaining about issues like battery life, price tag, lack of improvements, data breaches, etc., but they will still get in the line to buy new model as soon as it hits the market. Market shaping at its finest.Social proof in action.
Gotta respect them for their psychological strategies.
They haven't received any good feedback regarding iPhone for some years now. I have lots of their products and only thing that caught my attention were M1/M2 and Bionic chips. Actually, they've boosted some projects of mine in a good direction. Except for this only other thing i benefited from their eco system is handover.
I have used many different mobile phone models and manufacturers in my life and all of them lack something regardless of OS (Android and iOS included). Only thing Apple did better in mobile arena is marketing by riding a right wave on the backs of gullible people.
Maybe you should try applying for SRDP program.
Don't worry mate. We are just sharing opinions here and that one was mine. Like i said I am using apple products for a long time now and they are ok for average user. I am looking on it from technical aspects like what benefits me for using them... Also, i have iPhone (12 mini) but i am not using it for real. Actually, it is laying down on my desk and sometimes it is not moved for days (i work from home i rarely go out). Computers on the other hand are completely different thing, when M1 got out few years ago i tested it i bought it. Why? I was surprised how it handles my work (multiple app running, compiling, virtualization, development, etc. it way surpassed mine then i7/16GB laptop.Don't get me wrong. Not saying there's anything wrong with the Apple ecosystem. It's my daily driver, hence I look to thing any criticism is a somewhat informed one (or at least I think to think so)Biggest detriment for me is the lack of stable VMs out there (or at least one's i've come across) for Macs.
Don't worry mate. We are just sharing opinions here and that one was mine. Like i said I am using apple products for a long time now and they are ok for average user. I am looking on it from technical aspects like what benefits me for using them... Also, i have iPhone (12 mini) but i am not using it for real. Actually, it is laying down on my desk and sometimes it is not moved for days (i work from home i rarely go out). Computers on the other hand are completely different thing, when M1 got out few years ago i tested it i bought it. Why? I was surprised how it handles my work (multiple app running, compiling, virtualization, development, etc. it way surpassed mine then i7/16GB laptop.
Yeah, another point here. I have a "9-5" job that requires a lot of development, testing, re-iterating and my projects range from simple JS function someone need on his/her website for yesterday to complex ML algorithms and trust me when i say that i have tested almost all of them phones, laptops, tablets, servers, PCs available on my market and so far two of most used devices are one Dell Vostro with Windows 11 and Mac Mini M1. My desk and all drawers are filled with different pieces of equipment + standard cables, charges, various adapters, etc.
I used VMWare Fusion for VMs but now mainly work on k8sWhat containers, VMs do you recommend for Apple Silicon? I find even virtualbox doesn't work smoothly
Great first post.If I can buy I phone
I use docker for m1. Works perfectly 99% of the time, except for mysql. I use mariadb instead which is supported across all the machines.What containers, VMs do you recommend for Apple Silicon? I find even virtualbox doesn't work smoothly
oh reallySo the rumours were true Iphone 15 will disappoint and it did spectacularly![]()
Docker is my tool of choice too. Especially when i need to test something fast from IDE. Just spin up dev container and you are good to go. Vagrant is ok too but i think that's eats more of HW resources. At least some tests I did showed more consumption by Vagrant than others.I use docker for m1. Works perfectly 99% of the time, except for mysql. I use mariadb instead which is supported across all the machines.
If you are looking for full vms, try vagrant. That works as well.