Apple iPhone 7...the Walled off computer
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You're wrong again, some iPhones use Qualcomm for CDMA - US only I would think - Intel provide the LTE modem. http://www.anandtech.com/show/10687/...odems-and-more.
We know your phone needs a bigger battery because it has to work twice as hard to achieve half the performance - using your benchmarks - and that bigger battery would take too long to charge so they've had to implement fast charging which we know damages batteries, Note 7 anyone, that's nothing to brag about. You know what's better than quick charging, not needing quick charging.
We know your phone needs a bigger battery because it has to work twice as hard to achieve half the performance - using your benchmarks - and that bigger battery would take too long to charge so they've had to implement fast charging which we know damages batteries, Note 7 anyone, that's nothing to brag about. You know what's better than quick charging, not needing quick charging.
Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem
you should put a sock in it and retire.
the iOS is simple and basic, this is what the Android system can do.
must be fun deleting apps right? how many have you deleted now?
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That somewhat defeats the point, though, doesn't it? I had a call with IBM for an issue, I was on one call for 12 hours, on my mobile. I don't really want to worry about changing bluetooth headsets, or having to hold the phone to my ear whilst it charges.
As I said, the other alternative is wireless charging, but I don't know if iPhone supports that. If not, then that presents a problem.
As I said, the other alternative is wireless charging, but I don't know if iPhone supports that. If not, then that presents a problem.
bold move by Apple as they said Courage....
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Tell you what, when you grow up a bit and present a sensible argument with out any of the name calling fanboi crap. Then we'll talk. Until which point I'll treat your posts with all the contempt they deserve.
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You're wrong again, some iPhones use Qualcomm for CDMA - US only I would think - Intel provide the LTE modem. http://www.anandtech.com/show/10687/...odems-and-more.
We know your phone needs a bigger battery because it has to work twice as hard to achieve half the performance - using your benchmarks - and that bigger battery would take too long to charge so they've had to implement fast charging which we know damages batteries, Note 7 anyone, that's nothing to brag about. You know what's better than quick charging, not needing quick charging.
We know your phone needs a bigger battery because it has to work twice as hard to achieve half the performance - using your benchmarks - and that bigger battery would take too long to charge so they've had to implement fast charging which we know damages batteries, Note 7 anyone, that's nothing to brag about. You know what's better than quick charging, not needing quick charging.
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Wrong Jack, your knowledge of anything technical is worse than a kebab shop owner.
Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem
you should put a sock in it and retire.
the iOS is simple and basic, this is what the Android system can do.
S7 Edge: Everything No One Told You About The Edge Screen - YouTube
must be fun deleting apps right? how many have you deleted now?
Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem
you should put a sock in it and retire.
the iOS is simple and basic, this is what the Android system can do.
S7 Edge: Everything No One Told You About The Edge Screen - YouTube
must be fun deleting apps right? how many have you deleted now?
I turned off just as he mentioned he couldn't possibly fit in all the phones features inside 17 minutes
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Wrong Jack, your knowledge of anything technical is worse than a kebab shop owner.
Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem
you should put a sock in it and retire.
the iOS is simple and basic, this is what the Android system can do.
S7 Edge: Everything No One Told You About The Edge Screen - YouTube
must be fun deleting apps right? how many have you deleted now?
Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem
you should put a sock in it and retire.
the iOS is simple and basic, this is what the Android system can do.
S7 Edge: Everything No One Told You About The Edge Screen - YouTube
must be fun deleting apps right? how many have you deleted now?
I'm not going to comment on iOS being simple and basic, that's just so dumb it's not worth my time. I will however break some news to you, that video doesn't show what Android can do, it shows what a Samsung app can do and it's not exactly game changing.
One more, I was going to let you run with it as it's so ****ing dumb it's astonishing but do you really think you've only just been able to delete apps on iOS? I mean really.
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Start here https://www.chipworks.com/about-chip...one-7-teardown look for baseband, or just search for Intel, grab a custard pie and shove it in your own face. When will you stop man, you're embarrassing yourself.
I'm not going to comment on iOS being simple and basic, that's just so dumb it's not worth my time. I will however break some news to you, that video doesn't show what Android can do, it shows what a Samsung app can do and it's not exactly game changing.
One more, I was going to let you run with it as it's so ****ing dumb it's astonishing but do you really think you've only just been able to delete apps on iOS? I mean really.
I'm not going to comment on iOS being simple and basic, that's just so dumb it's not worth my time. I will however break some news to you, that video doesn't show what Android can do, it shows what a Samsung app can do and it's not exactly game changing.
One more, I was going to let you run with it as it's so ****ing dumb it's astonishing but do you really think you've only just been able to delete apps on iOS? I mean really.
Android users laughing in the face of iSheep.
And Shareholders at Apple laughing in the face of you also for putting on a plastic space saving vent, where the 3.5" audio jack should be. Presumably to channel in sound from a non existent speaker, to provide for the stereo sound.
Nice one Apple.
btw, you are trying to get clever here, you probably did not know what CDMA meant or who Qualcomm were but that link said this.
We suspect that this is the rumored Intel XMM7360 modem
Key word here is suspect.
However, I would not doubt the engadget of a iPhone 7 plus which discovered a Qualcomm LTE transeiver and modems.
one way or another its clearly a waste of valuable time engaging with a spaced out fanboy anymore, they should carry out a CAT scan on you to see what damage the Apple corporation have done.
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You just keep walking into custard pie, must love it.
Read the whole paragraph next time.
"In the iPhone 7 Model A1778 we have torn down, we see Intel’s Baseband Processor (Modem) PMB9943. We suspect that this is the rumored Intel XMM7360 modem. We will decap it and shoot the die photo and update this blog as images become available. UPDATE: our lab did an excellent work in depotting the Intel modem quickly. We have confirmed that it is Intel XMM7360. The modem die size is ~66.4 sq. mm."
Read the whole paragraph next time.
"In the iPhone 7 Model A1778 we have torn down, we see Intel’s Baseband Processor (Modem) PMB9943. We suspect that this is the rumored Intel XMM7360 modem. We will decap it and shoot the die photo and update this blog as images become available. UPDATE: our lab did an excellent work in depotting the Intel modem quickly. We have confirmed that it is Intel XMM7360. The modem die size is ~66.4 sq. mm."
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One more, that piece of plastic is my favorite feature, strange eh. I'll let you in on it.
I bought the iPhone 6 for one reason, I was really happy with my 5s and the person who has it still is, that reason was the inclusion of a barometer, which has been improved significantly each model. But what's the "plastic space saving vent" got to do with it, well it's a barometric vent than enables better accuracy and that makes me really happy.
I bought the iPhone 6 for one reason, I was really happy with my 5s and the person who has it still is, that reason was the inclusion of a barometer, which has been improved significantly each model. But what's the "plastic space saving vent" got to do with it, well it's a barometric vent than enables better accuracy and that makes me really happy.
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You just keep walking into custard pie, must love it.
Read the whole paragraph next time.
"In the iPhone 7 Model A1778 we have torn down, we see Intel’s Baseband Processor (Modem) PMB9943. We suspect that this is the rumored Intel XMM7360 modem. We will decap it and shoot the die photo and update this blog as images become available. UPDATE: our lab did an excellent work in depotting the Intel modem quickly. We have confirmed that it is Intel XMM7360. The modem die size is ~66.4 sq. mm."
Read the whole paragraph next time.
"In the iPhone 7 Model A1778 we have torn down, we see Intel’s Baseband Processor (Modem) PMB9943. We suspect that this is the rumored Intel XMM7360 modem. We will decap it and shoot the die photo and update this blog as images become available. UPDATE: our lab did an excellent work in depotting the Intel modem quickly. We have confirmed that it is Intel XMM7360. The modem die size is ~66.4 sq. mm."
post #55,
"Apple use Qualcomm LTE receivers already" - shown in the teardown below, I highlighted it for your benefit.
You are keeping quiet on the 'stereo' speakers on the iPhone 7, cutting edge stuff.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/16/...-intel-inside/
Toshiba THGBX6T0T8LLFXF 128 GB NAND Flash
Murata 339S00199 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Module
NXP 67V04 NFC Controller
Dialog 338S00225 Power Management IC
Qualcomm PMD9645 Power Management IC
Qualcomm WTR4905 Multimode LTE Transceiver
Qualcomm WTR3925 RF Transceiver
not that this means much to a fanboy
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Try again Jack.
You are keeping quiet on the 'stereo' speakers on the iPhone 7, cutting edge stuff.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/16/...-intel-inside/
Round the back now: another field of ICs..
Toshiba THGBX6T0T8LLFXF 128 GB NAND Flash
Murata 339S00199 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Module
NXP 67V04 NFC Controller
Dialog 338S00225 Power Management IC
Qualcomm PMD9645 Power Management IC
Qualcomm WTR4905 Multimode LTE Transceiver
Qualcomm WTR3925 RF Transceiver
You are keeping quiet on the 'stereo' speakers on the iPhone 7, cutting edge stuff.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/16/...-intel-inside/
Round the back now: another field of ICs..
Toshiba THGBX6T0T8LLFXF 128 GB NAND Flash
Murata 339S00199 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Module
NXP 67V04 NFC Controller
Dialog 338S00225 Power Management IC
Qualcomm PMD9645 Power Management IC
Qualcomm WTR4905 Multimode LTE Transceiver
Qualcomm WTR3925 RF Transceiver
I also mentioned Qualcomm being used fir CDMA about a page of your bull**** ago.
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The iPhone 7 has stereo speakers, it uses a very innovative method to get what I'm told is great stereo sound. What do you want me to say, that it's not the best sounding smartphone in the world? Because if that makes you happy I can assure you it's not the best sounding smartphone in the world.
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I said in my original post #55 that Qualcomm did LTE ICs for apple and they might try use the same supplier for smart charge tech. Then I even listed out the part. - to satisfy your Fanboy mindset.
Somehow you get all rattled and mixed up with modems and CDMA.
Apple will most likely use Smart charge technology (Qualcomm) and OLED screens (Samsung) in the iPhone 8, if I was really sad I could bookmark this and have some custard pie sent to you next year. If Apple really want to keep pace with modern Android phones they cant possibly ignore these areas.
anyway, are you anticipating the new wireless ear pods
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The iPhone 7 has stereo speakers, it uses a very innovative method to get what I'm told is great stereo sound. What do you want me to say, that it's not the best sounding smartphone in the world? Because if that makes you happy I can assure you it's not the best sounding smartphone in the world.
What is innovative about that. Its a marvel of technology of course, Apple have created it.
It passes sound from the occupied speaker at the other end to the unoccupied speaker.
Its doesnt have 'stereo' speakers, thats the reality and another sucker punch thrown by the cute hoors in the boardroom. Just goes to show how dumb they take their fans for and the fact you keep posting shows just how resiliant their fans are in support of Apple.
if Apple told all their fans to jump off a cliff they probably would.
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One more pie before bed.
The second speaker is the other end where you put your ear, it's always been there, just now it can play louder, clever.
The extra holes on the bottom are present on my iPhone 6, the only reason they are there is symmetry, purely for looks and they do look good.
The second speaker is the other end where you put your ear, it's always been there, just now it can play louder, clever.
The extra holes on the bottom are present on my iPhone 6, the only reason they are there is symmetry, purely for looks and they do look good.
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whatever Jack., will highlight in bold and underline for your benefit.
stereo in case you were not aware means two, so stereo speakers implies .... speakers, yes i will let you fill in the blanks here.
wizards over at iFixit flew out to Japan to obtain their iPhone 7 Plus (in Rose Gold), performing their ritual teardown dance which has helped confirm what we’ve been suspecting all along: that a second grille at the bottom doesn’t house a second speaker
Then again, Apple probably can get away with nonsense jargon about passing sound through various plastic cavities, earpieces and whatnot to immitate stereo sound. That is good enough to please fanboys like Jack here.
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...-speaker-grill
stereo in case you were not aware means two, so stereo speakers implies .... speakers, yes i will let you fill in the blanks here.
wizards over at iFixit flew out to Japan to obtain their iPhone 7 Plus (in Rose Gold), performing their ritual teardown dance which has helped confirm what we’ve been suspecting all along: that a second grille at the bottom doesn’t house a second speaker
Then again, Apple probably can get away with nonsense jargon about passing sound through various plastic cavities, earpieces and whatnot to immitate stereo sound. That is good enough to please fanboys like Jack here.
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...-speaker-grill
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One more pie before bed.
The second speaker is the other end where you put your ear, it's always been there, just now it can play louder, clever.
The extra holes on the bottom are present on my iPhone 6, the only reason they are there is symmetry, purely for looks and they do look good.
The second speaker is the other end where you put your ear, it's always been there, just now it can play louder, clever.
The extra holes on the bottom are present on my iPhone 6, the only reason they are there is symmetry, purely for looks and they do look good.
do Apple pay you for this out of interest?
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Which bit are you having trouble understanding. The iPhone has two speakers, one on each end'ish. My iPhone 6 has holes on both sides on the bottom, it's not new.
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http://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/09...peaker-grille/
This explains it toffee pudding.
They certainly seemed to have had you fooled
I'm pretty satisfied with the sound on this 6s
This explains it toffee pudding.
They certainly seemed to have had you fooled
I'm pretty satisfied with the sound on this 6s
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Definitely not. I have been a shareholder in the past and was open about that and may be again in the future. See the other Apple is doomed thread to find more info about that and how you could have made 20% profit just by not listening to the doom mongers on here.