Yes, sent back to a lower court, but Intel has not escaped, and they run the risk of ending up with an even higher award. Meanwhile, I do believe the money is held in escrow, did not check that though.
The fact that Apple only has 15% of the market while Google basically owns the rest of it?
American antitrust law concerns itself with "market power", which is not defined in terms of the fraction a market a vendor controls, but rather, whether the vendor is able to exert control over prices and other factors in its market. Which Apple certainly does. However, we are not talking America here, we are talking EU, which has much more freedom to act in whatever way they deem beneficial to their citizens.
Your theory only covers app store competitors. Any application vendor has standing to sue. For example, the Android Fortnite client drama could play out again on Apple. But what makes you think that the EU can't act unless a competitor comes forward?
Therein lies the solution. To implement, you will need a claw hammer, a footstool and a couple of 6 inch spikes. With the Apple logo facing out, get up on the stool and nail the device firmly to the wall about 6 feet up in a conspicuous place so its awesome industrial design can be fully appreciated by everyone in the room.
The news is, Intel artificially restricted their desktop parts to 16GB dimms until now while AMD did not. So 128GB Ryzen desktop is just a matter of swapping the dimms when 32GB actually arrives at retail, but with Intel you need a new processor. New motherboard too? Not sure about that but it would be consistent with the usual Intel experience.
The dup article touts Microsoft's US PC sales once again, overlooking the fact that Microsoft's miserable 600k worldwide PC sales are less than one sixth of Acer's worldwide PC sales. WTF.
With 1% annual growth rate the technical term for Microsoft's PC effort is "vanity project". Looks like the spin department is desperately feeding the media to try to keep it on life support.
What we're used to now: Apple doesn't lead, again. Apple chasing Android tail pipes for years now. I-Phone just an overpriced bad imitation of a proper Android phone. Don't waste your money on Apple I-Phone, get a much better Android I-Phone instead:-)
My Kitkat phone is useless because many important apps won't install on it. Over time, that factor alone will create enough pressure to create the "rescue" segment.
Wrong, I-Phones look like Android phones now. Remember how I-Phone 4 looked, that ugly narrow thing? Samsung proceeded to kick Apple's butt with a range of big, beautiful displays and Apple had to follow. Now Apple follows Android, well, except for the notch, no thanks for that.
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Can't see getting Microsoft's locked down, underpowered, feature limited product over a Chromebook. The latter actually having some traction.
I thought 10 S was end of lifed? More confused.
Yes, sent back to a lower court, but Intel has not escaped, and they run the risk of ending up with an even higher award. Meanwhile, I do believe the money is held in escrow, did not check that though.
Don't try to fool me, it's turtles all the way down!
Intel paid much more than $1 billion to AMD, what are you going on about?
It's a practical certainty that other nations will follow the EU's lead, eventually even including USA. It's just too good for the consumer.
The fact that Apple only has 15% of the market while Google basically owns the rest of it?
American antitrust law concerns itself with "market power", which is not defined in terms of the fraction a market a vendor controls, but rather, whether the vendor is able to exert control over prices and other factors in its market. Which Apple certainly does. However, we are not talking America here, we are talking EU, which has much more freedom to act in whatever way they deem beneficial to their citizens.
Your theory only covers app store competitors. Any application vendor has standing to sue. For example, the Android Fortnite client drama could play out again on Apple. But what makes you think that the EU can't act unless a competitor comes forward?
3) Apple gets away with it for now.
It doesn't take a genius to see that EU will force Apple to open its app market sooner or later.
For big companies such large fines rarely if ever get paid
Wishful thinking. Historically, Microsoft never avoided paying its fines on either side of the Atlantic, just to name one.
if they do there are tricks to get the people who fined them to pay them for it.
That's the way it's supposed to work, It's called the "free market".
The iPad's rapid decline
Huawei's global tablet shipments from 2nd quarter 2014 to 2nd quarter 2018
Looks like Apple lost the tablet plot.
Therein lies the solution. To implement, you will need a claw hammer, a footstool and a couple of 6 inch spikes. With the Apple logo facing out, get up on the stool and nail the device firmly to the wall about 6 feet up in a conspicuous place so its awesome industrial design can be fully appreciated by everyone in the room.
The news is, Intel artificially restricted their desktop parts to 16GB dimms until now while AMD did not. So 128GB Ryzen desktop is just a matter of swapping the dimms when 32GB actually arrives at retail, but with Intel you need a new processor. New motherboard too? Not sure about that but it would be consistent with the usual Intel experience.
Right, i9 is Intel's top of the line HEDT product so Threadripper is the proper comparison, which has 4 channels vs i9's two.
Actually we were all baited, because the article is not about memory channels, it is about DIMM capacity. The headline is a pure troll.
Intel supports up to 3.06 TB a CPU.
Intel's high end Xeons have 6 channels, looks like 1.5TB to me.
Epyc supports 2TB per chip. WTF is up with Intel?
It should be obvious why Microsoft is peddling Linux VMs on its cloud.
The dup article touts Microsoft's US PC sales once again, overlooking the fact that Microsoft's miserable 600k worldwide PC sales are less than one sixth of Acer's worldwide PC sales. WTF.
With 1% annual growth rate the technical term for Microsoft's PC effort is "vanity project". Looks like the spin department is desperately feeding the media to try to keep it on life support.
it may be a niche market, but definitely, it will expand
I see what they did there
What we're used to now: Apple doesn't lead, again. Apple chasing Android tail pipes for years now. I-Phone just an overpriced bad imitation of a proper Android phone. Don't waste your money on Apple I-Phone, get a much better Android I-Phone instead :-)
My Kitkat phone is useless because many important apps won't install on it. Over time, that factor alone will create enough pressure to create the "rescue" segment.
I-Phone is just a lame, overpriced imitation of an Android phone. Nobody cool gets an I-Phone, just middle aged moms now.
They all look like iPhones now.
Wrong, I-Phones look like Android phones now. Remember how I-Phone 4 looked, that ugly narrow thing? Samsung proceeded to kick Apple's butt with a range of big, beautiful displays and Apple had to follow. Now Apple follows Android, well, except for the notch, no thanks for that.
Second most important question: where is the headphone jack?
Lenovo up 22%, that's the news. Apple off nearly 8% yoy, RIP Macs.