Article 8: Chip Shrink Could Dictate Apple Upgrades
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Release Date: 09/20/2018
Article 8: Chip Shrink Could Dictate Apple Upgrades
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A pause before release of additional iOS devices could make sense for Apple. The A12 Bionic chip’s smaller size of 7 nm is a first.
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Article 7: 9to5Mac Needed iPhone-Scoop Sources
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In its Aug. 30 scoop about the new iPhone, the website 9to5Mac should have said where and how it obtained the information and photos.
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Article 6: New iPhone Numbers: What Makes Sense
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Apple should end its practice of adding numbers, Roman numerals and letters to the names of its iPhones. It should replace the system with a model year and a straightforward iPhone name.
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Article 5: New iPhone Prices: What Makes Sense
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Apple created the thousand-dollar flagship smartphone last year with the iPhone X. In the second year of its new generation, with a larger-screen model sure to cost more, now is the time to moderate top-level prices.
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Article 4: New iPhone Names: What Makes Sense
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Apple should make every word and character count when naming iPhones, in the same elegant manner as it designs devices.
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Article 3: Hurricane of Articles
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A year after Hurricane Irma blasts through the Florida location of Tech Geek Fact, the website picks up with new articles.
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Article 2: iPhone Choked Me 10 Years Ago Today
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Three days after Glenn Marston buys his original iPhone for $600, Steve Jobs announces a price reduction to $400. Marston chokes on the lunchtime news.
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info_outline<p>A pause before release of additional iOS devices could make sense for Apple. The A12 Bionic chip’s smaller size of 7 nanometers is a first.</p>
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<p>Show Notes:</p>
<ul><li><a href="https://9to5mac.com/2018/09/18/ios-12-1-new-ipads-coming-this-year">“iOS 12.1 references ‘iPad2018Fall’, all but confirming new iPad Pro debut next month”</a></li>
<li><a href="https://techinsights.com/blog/apple-watch-series-3-teardown">“Apple Watch Series 3 Teardown”</a></li>
<li><a href="https://apple.com/newsroom/2018/09/redesigned-apple-watch-series-4-revolutionizes-communication-fitness-and-health">“Apple Watch Series 4”</a></li>
<li><a href="https://relay.fm/upgrade/210">“Upgrade” Episode 210</a></li>
<li><a href="https://relay.fm/people/mykehurley">Myke Hurley</a></li>
<li><a href="https://techgeekfact.com/home/2018/9/20/chip-shrink-could-dictate-apple-upgrades">TGF Article 8 webpage</a></li></ul>
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