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To: Doren who wrote (212031)	11/20/2022 8:30:16 PM
From: greg s	2 Recommendations Recommended By Doren oldbeachlvr Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

My wife and I got iPhone 14 models this month. The other models of the 14 are just too damned big for us.

To: Doren who wrote (212031)	11/20/2022 11:21:39 PM
From: NAG1	2 Recommendations Recommended By Doren oldbeachlvr Respond to of 213177

Doren, QUESTION: Why do people care about phone chip speeds? What benefits do you get for faster speeds now, all chips seem fast to me. Especially the top end phones... I don't know if this is right but this is how I look at things. I think the phones are faster than most people know what to do with them and then the Apps use the new speed up and then phones get faster again and the same thing happens again. If you have an older phone, things start to run more slowly for different reasons but maybe part of it is the Apps need more juice to run on. Photography on these phones, I think, requires a lot of power to run. The faster the phone, the better the image. On new phones, there doesn't seem to be any lag time on getting a nice image or what seems to be some simple manipulation of it. I would also think that the same things also goes for games. But that is just my speculation on it.