Balancing performance against power draw is tough. You'll find diminishing returns on adding more cores when a bigger core might complete a task faster and use less power overall. Tensor 3 is also a nona-core, but in general, i think we'll probably see companies stick with symmetrical big/little core counts.
Yup. Kind of a gish gallop of buzzwords to keep investors happy...
Kinda the perfect place to start pushing app bundles more, but yeah, I'll be really patient waiting for this one to roll out to my chromecast...
Ha! That was my favorite part of shooting the editorial. Thanks for sharing 😁
We saw a glimpse of some great mobile awareness in Cortana. Contacts and location reminders were amazing on windows phones.
"Next time I talk to my wife, remind me to ask bout the dogs medication." Phone call, text, or email, I'd get a reminder.
"Next time I'm at the store, remind me to buy bread." "Which store?" "Any grocery store."
Phone assistants have basically been going down hill since windows 10.
Can't blame them. Google cut mobvoi and fossil off at the knees, while courting Samsung. Why would they stay? I hope they try another hybrid watch.
Seems to me that Android as a platform was healthier when there was broader competition, and a wider range of designs and features. Samsung peaked with the S10, and sales have plummeted the more they copy Apple.
More stories coming like this to prep folks for price hikes.
It's an almost two year old phone now...
2021 - Apple collects more types of data than Google https://www.tomsguide.com/news/android-ios-data-collection
2021 - Apple Do Not Track basically a placebo button https://www.techdirt.com/2021/12/10/apples-do-not-track-button-is-privacy-theater/
2022 - Apple tracking you despite your privacy settings https://gizmodo.com/apple-iphone-analytics-tracking-even-when-off-app-store-1849757558
2023 - All the Data Apple Tracks on You (Privacy guides amount to roughly 70,000 words of legalese) https://www.wired.com/story/apple-privacy-data-collection/
2023 - MAC address "filtering" has basically been broken since launch https://www.zdnet.com/article/iphone-users-who-dont-want-to-be-tracked-need-apples-ios-17-1-privacy-patch/
Apple still links services like device bricking to the Find My network. If your iphone is stolen, and you don't want someone to reset it to use or sell, you HAVE to submit your location data to be a part of the tracker network. Disabling that, Apple sends users a scary nag email that their device is no longer protected.
Well at least it's not Samsung colluding with other companies to fix prices again, right? Surely in a free market, Hynix and Micron will use this as an opportunity to compete with lower prices and consumers will benefit from healthy and robust competition.
A lot of folks are finding out that their bosses never REALLY cared that their job was done well, or even competently. If the company can save money with an AI that gets a bunch of stuff wrong, that's "good enough".
Came here just to say something similar.
"Going FOSS really whips the llamas ass!"