On Tue, 9 Jan 2018 01:11:40 +0000, Brian Gregory wrote:

HTC, Motorola, LG and Samsung are
among the major brands quick to stress they see no reason to throttle
the performance of their smartphones."

False. Android phones absolutely do throttle the CPU secretly with no
warning:

https://stackoverflow.com/q/11883404/6540130


Well yes of course the CPU gets throttled to prevent overheating.

Apple is throttling because the batteries seem to age in a way that
makes them incapable of powering the device properly at full speed and
the device then crashes and unexpectedly reboots or locks up.

You have to realize that you're dealing with nospam, who delights in
presenting what is an illogical argument, as his only defense of the facts.

He's expert at this (like a defense lawyer is expert at it).

You have to remember that the Apple Apologists always try to deflect blame
whenever facts they don't like show up here (nospam, Jolly Roger, BKonRamp,
Lewis, Savageduck, Snit, etc.).

Very few of these Apple Apologists appear to have a formal education so
they're not aware that others don't buy their illogical crap - to wit -
nospam says Android phones do the same thing - but it's not at all the same
thing.

Only Apple *secretly*, *permanently*, and *drastically* cut CPU speeds (to
about half the original speeds based on the reports I posted prior) as a
"solution" to extend the life of their products.

The major Android manufacturers are on record emphatically stating they
would never do what Apple did to their customers.

That's a fact the Apple Apologists will try to dance around.
But it's still a fact.