At least in part, Apple has figured out why
Consumer Reports gave its new MacBook Pro models such a poor battery-life score. “It turns out that
Consumer Reports turns off
Safari’s local cache for their browsing test,” TechCrunch reports. “It means that the browser will fetch a website’s data from the internet every time.” Normally,
“When the cache is on, Safari stores images on your hard drive so that you don’t have to load them up every time.”
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