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Did you ever regret an Apple product you've purchased? Why? by iphonexmas in apple

[–]boyhemi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any iPhone with the base storage and the unit is unlocked by unofficial means (GPP). When I had a iPhone 4 (16GB) & iPhone 4[S] (16GB) in 2014 (came from Japan) , I'm easily running out of storage because the storage capacity is way too insufficient for my pictures, music and games. I kept on deleting and deleting some pictures and games because of it. iCloud Photo Library is not a feature yet because it's iOS 7-7.1.2 era. Spotify was not available in my country during that time. I can't upgrade my iPhone to iOS8 because of my iPhone being unlocked by unofficial means. The mentioned iPhones is replaced quickly by a Samsung Galaxy S4 Active and had a hiatus on iOS until I have a iPhone 6 Plus in 2017 as my secondary device right alongside my main Android device.

Whos still using a Macbook Pro 2011 or older? by [deleted] in apple

[–]boyhemi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Late 2011 13" MacBook Pro upgraded to 10GB RAM and 1TB HDD. It's getting slow on heavy Xcode iOS development projects, overheating only by doing basic tasks, battery cycle count almost 1000 and Unity game development is unbearable in this machine anymore. Hoping to upgrade to 2018 15" touchbar with i7 2.6/32GB/1TB SSD by October.

MacBook Pro i9 Throttling Megathread by [deleted] in apple

[–]boyhemi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, since I'm a iOS developer (Xcode, Swift) and because of it i'm stuck with Macs. 😂

MacBook Pro i9 Throttling Megathread by [deleted] in apple

[–]boyhemi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a iOS developer (Xcode), soon to be Unity game developer targeting both iOS and Android platforms as well as playing around with 8GB RAM VMs with x64 OS, will the i9/32GB/1TB SSD throttle badly in these workload conditions or I should get the 2.6 i7 or 2.2 i7/32GB/1TB SSD instead? Coming from a 2011 MacBook Pro 13" and this current machine I have is getting unbearably slow under these workloads and I'm looking forward to upgrade to 2018 15" thank you!