Apple

Kevo

Just wonering what the hardware differnces between a high end PC and a high end Mac are. If you completely ignore the OS is there a big difference between them?

Im not trying to start an argument about this. Just curious.

8T8

The only major differences are if its a PPC (PowerPC) Mac it has a different CPU and supporting chipset.

The newer Intel Macs are for the most part identical but they use a newer form of bios called EFI than regular PC's but the hardware's the same.

stewals

Hi. I upgraded the software on my iPhone 5 to iOS 7.1.2. Now, when I try to connect to any bluetooth device, my phone doesn't detect them any more. It continuously searches for devices but none located. I've tested other iPhones on these devices & it works so problem is def with phone. I've also backed up my phone, reset to factory settings. & backed up from the cloud but still not working. Phone is only a few months old (May 2014). Please advise.

uncle_sam_ie

stewals wrote: »

Hi. I upgraded the software on my iPhone 5 to iOS 7.1.2. Now, when I try to connect to any bluetooth device, my phone doesn't detect them any more. It continuously searches for devices but none located. I've tested other iPhones on these devices & it works so problem is def with phone. I've also backed up my phone, reset to factory settings. & backed up from the cloud but still not working. Phone is only a few months old (May 2014). Please advise.

Make a new thread in the Apple Devices forum would be my advice.

uncle_sam_ie

It's essestanly the same hardware. Apple just charges a bit more for it.

yoyo

Hi Stewals,

Create a new thread over here for advice. Locking as this is an old bumped thread

Nick