No surprise to me, snapdragon has been behind apple for a while, and apple also had early and exclusive rights to TSMC’s most advanced processes for a while.
And Apple can optimize their OS/Apps/developer guidelines for their hardware. That’s not viable on Windows on ARM; too many older applications were made for x86 and even with newer applications not all of them want to risk spending money on WoA when it’s not clear whether this will be a big market.
If WoA ever becomes big, that might change with respect to newer applications, but let’s see what happens.
No surprise to me, snapdragon has been behind apple for a while, and apple also had early and exclusive rights to TSMC’s most advanced processes for a while.
And Apple can optimize their OS/Apps/developer guidelines for their hardware. That’s not viable on Windows on ARM; too many older applications were made for x86 and even with newer applications not all of them want to risk spending money on WoA when it’s not clear whether this will be a big market.
If WoA ever becomes big, that might change with respect to newer applications, but let’s see what happens.