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“The principle: The main components of a flagship device should be high-end, while other components can be mid-range or high-range, but not more than 30% of them. The device should not use low-end components that would affect its performance in some situations, especially those related to the core calculation and transport. Different companies have different abilities to negotiate with the suppliers, so the price does not reflect the quality of the materials used.”

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“Apple's iPhone A series chip has always been the strongest and most dominant in the mobile phone market, because Apple relies on this chip to lead the technology strategy. In the past, we did not care much about how powerful the A series chip was, but we felt that it could make the iPhone run very smoothly and efficiently in any situation. This means that the A series chip was always stronger than what the peak performance iPhone needed. However, this changed when the iPhone 11 series added the night mode feature. The A series chip could not handle the night mode processing fast enough, and it showed that it lacked enough computing power. This problem was not solved until the iPhone 14 pro series with the A16 chip.”

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“Apple is losing its grip on the IOS and iPhone ecosystems. One example is the bad experience of IOS killing the background apps, which shows that Apple is not planning and controlling the IOS ecosystem well. Another example is the sudden increase in RAM for different iPhone models, which creates a lot of fragmentation and confusion for developers and users. It also makes the iPhone less efficient and reliable. I remember the days when the iPhone had 1G RAM, and it could keep the app content even after restarting. But those days are gone and it's not over yet.”

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“The interaction with the phone: When you use the phone, you need to move your fingers to touch different parts of the screen. To make sure the phone does not slip or shake, you need to grip it harder. If you need to reach a far part of the screen, you need to push against the edge of the phone to stretch your finger. the smaller the thickness of the mobile phone, the easier it is to operate at a long-distance. These actions increase the pressure on your palm and fingers. The more you interact with the phone, the more uncomfortable your palm is.”

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