Re: Good news: Apple finally stopped putting garbage RAM in the iPhone

On 2025-06-02 07:27, Marion wrote:

On Mon, 2 Jun 2025 10:38:27 -0000 (UTC), Chris wrote :
 

He is 100% correct. Someone who regularly tops badgolferman's monthly list
by a significant margin can only be a troll.

 Maybe. Or maybe he's refuting the Apple trolls, Chris.
 

1. You can look up the battery capacity, Tyrone.
2. And you can look up the EU bare-minimum specs, too.

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1 & 2 are unrelated.

 That is not correct but it would be an interesting discussion in and of
itself, Chris, as the primary battery wattage consumers are generally the
same across both platforms, given Apple doesn't have special physics like
they claimed with their "special" battery chemistry (i.e., Apple lied).

The primary consumers may be the same TYPES of components...
...that doesn't mean that consume the same AMOUNT of power.

 The display is going to be the biggest hog, so if we assume similar
displays in similarly spec'd Android/iOS devices, it's gonna be #1.

"ASSume", you ass.

 Specifically, the larger the screen, the higher the resolution (e.g., Quad
HD vs. Full HD), and the brighter the screen, the more power it consumes.
High refresh rates (like 90Hz or 120Hz) also contribute significantly.
 The CPU/GPU will use the next most amount of power, where Android's
typically have more cores than Apple CPUs where, of course, what you do
with the device (gaming, streaming, multitasking, AI, etc.) will have to be
normalized between the two test devices to make any fair comparison.

And the CPUs/GPUs are definitely different between iPhones and everything else.
And Apple's A series processors are top or near the top in both speed and power efficiency.
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