In the U.S., the biggest sports spectacle happens on Sunday, February 8: Super Bowl LX. Apple has a rich history with the game, and on this week’s Macworld Podcast, we talk about Apple’s relationship.
This is episode 969 with Michael Simon, Jason Cross, and Roman Loyola.
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Apple and the Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is this weekend (February 8, to be exact), which means we’re obligated to talk about Apple’s “1984” commercial and Apple’s ties to the game.
Maybe a side effect is that we’ll see less RAM requirement inflation on Macs. It feels like cheap RAM has allowed lazy developers to build bulky, inefficient apps for too long because they could get away with it as RAM specs kept improving. Will there finally be an incentive to rein in RAM use if people simply don’t want to spend the extra money (and requisite Apple Tax) to bump up to 24 or 32 GB?
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