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It won't go to -1nm or -2nm. after 2nm, the industry will likely move to 1.4nm, 1nm, and possibly other new naming conventionsDark Grey for me. 2nm now, after after 1 is -1nm -2nm or a different unit will be used?
micrometer (μm) -> nanometer (nm) -> picometer (pm)Dark Grey for me. 2nm now, after after 1 is -1nm -2nm or a different unit will be used?
Is it why my newer 1TB iPhone load photos slower than my older 512GB iPhones?more bad news..
Apple Is Swapping The Faster TLC For Slower QLC Storage In iPhone 18 Pro Duo’s 1TB And 2TB Models, While Charging Sky-High Prices
https://wccftech.com/apple-is-swapp...els-while-charging-sky-high-prices/?type=News
load photos maybe difference not noticable.. but if you always take photos or videos, the nand flash will uplorry much faster compared to the 512GB modelIs it why my newer 1TB iPhone load photos slower than my older 512GB iPhones?


load photos maybe difference not noticable.. but if you always take photos or videos, the nand flash will uplorry much faster compared to the 512GB model![]()
Increase in battery capacity
Gone are the days of physical sim for my family.From this news means 18 series will still have at least 1 physical sim. If only their Hong Kong sets will have dual physical sims. That would be great. Else have to continue using my Hong Kong physical dual sim 16 pro max till it dies.
You don't change phones one ah? The only downside in SG's context is not having the seamless portability with eSIM as compared to physical SIM.Gone are the days of physical sim in coming years.
I never look back with my pure e-sim Japan iPhone 17 Pro. Larger battery and seamless esim transfer, no need to deal with physical. Apparently my whole family are strictly using eSIM only, no more physical SIM since 2024.
The only physical nano sim is my spare phone.
I do change phone usually every 2 years, just delete eSIM and reinstall back via the telco app or saved email eSIM QR code. If don't work just request new eSIM, since selected telco as of now is FOC.You don't change phones one ah? The only downside in SG's context is not having the seamless portability with eSIM as compared to physical SIM.
So having a physical slot + eSIM is pretty much preferable for me at least.
I swap phones around maybe like once every few weeks. eSIM very troublesome and need to pay to activate. Hassle and waste money for me.I do change phone usually every 2 years, just delete eSIM and reinstall back via the telco app or saved email eSIM QR code. If don't work just request new eSIM, since selected telco as of now is FOC.
iPhone 17 Pro (eSIM variant) - Main
Galaxy A56 - Spare
Other family members:
iPhone 17 and S25
All phones must be eSIM compatible.