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A look at Apple's quest to build key device components in-house, including a cellular modem and other wireless chips, displays, batteries, and camera sensors

Bloomberg Mark Gurman

Discussion

  • @harrymccracken@mastodon.social Harry McCracken on mastodon
    Interesting that camera sensors are not at the top of this list, since they have such huge potential to differentiate Apple's products. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @markgurman Mark Gurman on x
    Power On: Apple's in-house technologies has a lot more to do, from custom MicroLED screens to cameras to batteries to WiFi chips. Inside the group and more https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @66cjg @66cjg on x
    @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller Sideloading just sounds sketchy, smarmy and risky. It should be avoided like the plague.
  • @9to5mac @9to5mac on x
    Apple's head of security speaks out against iPhone app sideloading in new interview https://9to5mac.com/... by @ChanceHMiller
  • @ifbq_ Fawaz Buqammaz on x
    @9to5mac @bzamayo Obvious, Apple always use the term Early or Late to reflect the last month on that quarter. I thought it would not be released until around March.
  • @augustoolaechea Augusto León Olaechea on x
    @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller I just sideloaded an app on my MacBook Pro M3 Max. It is still working just fine.
  • r/apple r on reddit
    Apple's In-House Technologies Team Still Has Plenty of Work to Do