It doesn’t prove anything. It’s another person on the other end stating this. They might be mistaken just like many other Apple salespeople.
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I get that, only way to know for sure is when ifixit does their teardown.
Here’s my chat with an Apple specialist:
So the poster on Reddit could be faking or the Specialist is going off speculation.
So the poster on Reddit could be faking or the Specialist is going off speculation.
3GB really is plenty. I received a brand new 8 Plus 256GB on 9-4-19 and that thing was a beast. The A11/3GB ram runs anything like butter. I really can’t imagine Apple providing a smoother experience than that.
I’ll take better of course, and I look forward to my Pro Max Green for sure.
I only returned the 8 Plus due to being in the 14 day period.
Maybe it’ll have 4GB of ram maybe even 6GB. I’ve already paid for mine, so I’m just dying to get a 100% clear answer on this. Not that it makes a difference. But, I’d feel better with 6GB that’s for sure.
And that does look like something Apple would say, so I think that other Reddit thing is most def fake. Also, I find it hard to believe that Apple would put 6 gigs of RAM into these phones. They’re notorious for holding off forever! I think even next year it’ll be still 4 gigs.
This is more like a response I would expect from Apple. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
We're talking about Level 1 chat agents working as contractors for a company on behalf of Apple. Some people are treating these chat logs as if they were a sworn affidavit from Tim Cook.
For example, your chat agent says:
"RAM is pretty much for multitasking, and you can't have more than one app running at a time on an iPhone"
The chats are good for entertainment purposes and I wouldn't rely on them for anything else.
LOL. I guess you've missed the bazillion posts on this.
What do the client devices need though to make use of 5G?
Those have nothing to do with Apple directly. It's been mentioned here that they're just database entries for a Chinese retailer.
Let's watch the cognitive dissonance now.
"2GB ought to be enough for anybody anyway."
"2GB ought to be enough for anybody anyway."
OnLeaks was talking about Chinese certification platform info, but it turns out the screengrab he posted was not from any official certification system. Others have said what the screengrab was from a big Chinese e-tailer, sort of like the Chinese version of Amazon. Thus, I chose not to believe it, because it made sense that they were likely just guesses.
Yes, the photo of the device was real. But the screenshot of the "6GB" was from a retailer. It was pretty obvious because it listed the "retail price" as 8699 RMB. TENAA (or the FCC) couldn't care less about the MSRP.
Never had a RAM issue with the XS series at 4gb regardless. Way nicer to see that nearly 4000mAh battery in the Max if true. that's a HUGE HUGE jump from 3174.