It will come at huge cost, increasing price of phones (gotta absorb R&D and production cost). Only companies specializing in modems make money from their production. And good luck with entering that market and not infringing on some patents. They'd be better off with making a joint venture with Intel.
You have successful platform (iOS), that you make obscene money off. So gotta let your suppliers profit too. I get that Broadcom wanted big piece of pie, but thet's where competition come into picture.
It is going to end up like their self driving car. All money in the world does not make you best in everything.
You know, ones that worked on the safety systems in aerospace industry for the last several decades, using technologies that aren't cool in 21st century. Guess what you get with toddler engineers.
I bet if they would use the ol' guys just as consultants the number of catastrophic failures would be near 0. Just like it is in the aerospace when you ignore the human factor.
if AMD didn't come up with its competitive lineup. Suddenly intel is all interested in making chips that are beyond regular evolution process of last 5-10 yrs.
What's going on, how come that one of world's biggest companies can still afford to produce such buggy software? It is not like they cannot afford enough software testers. I don't think that they don't care either, maybe don't care enough anymore after somebody who really cared has died..
Folks, your CPUs 2015 and older are obsolete... how convenient for Wintel.. get that fancy new CPU and another copy of Windows 10, because what you have today is OEM version, so with a new CPU you'll need a new Windows copy.
Except Windows has its own set of problems with DPI scaling. They were resolved mostly with windows 10, but still old apps that are not "DPI aware" look terrible.
Even with climate of extremely cold winters, top 5 are all countries from cold climate. Yet countries that are gifted good climate are well behind. Looks like folks appreciate more what they got if it is scarce.
That will teach 'em. It is absurd what programmers can do and get away with it, simply because you click on "I agree" on EULA starting with "No warranty"
Yes, it is going to be expensive, but software is getting worse.
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It will come at huge cost, increasing price of phones (gotta absorb R&D and production cost). Only companies specializing in modems make money from their production.
And good luck with entering that market and not infringing on some patents.
They'd be better off with making a joint venture with Intel.
You have successful platform (iOS), that you make obscene money off. So gotta let your suppliers profit too. I get that Broadcom wanted big piece of pie, but thet's where competition come into picture.
It is going to end up like their self driving car. All money in the world does not make you best in everything.
... see if they have any merit, and count them. And then just maybe compare them to overall number or reviews.
I usually get kernel panic before anything else :)
Typical accessory scam.
You know, ones that worked on the safety systems in aerospace industry for the last several decades, using technologies that aren't cool in 21st century. Guess what you get with toddler engineers.
I bet if they would use the ol' guys just as consultants the number of catastrophic failures would be near 0. Just like it is in the aerospace when you ignore the human factor.
And how does Mozilla get their money?
https://www.computerworld.com/...
It is not about US market, it is about now being illegal for US companies to license software (like Google Play) and hardware (like CPU chips) to ZTE.
if AMD didn't come up with its competitive lineup. Suddenly intel is all interested in making chips that are beyond regular evolution process of last 5-10 yrs.
What's going on, how come that one of world's biggest companies can still afford to produce such buggy software? It is not like they cannot afford enough software testers.
I don't think that they don't care either, maybe don't care enough anymore after somebody who really cared has died..
Don't be so naive, they'll lease it back to gov't too...
Not *my* definition of obsolete, just a small dose of sarcasm. It is definition that intel + Microsoft are going to be pushing.
Folks, your CPUs 2015 and older are obsolete ... how convenient for Wintel.. get that fancy new CPU and another copy of Windows 10, because what you have today is OEM version, so with a new CPU you'll need a new Windows copy.
Is why 3 generations of this device can't properly go to sleep mode. Every other wake is either: device dead or wifi dead.
But of course, you can blame it to testing methodology...
Because that's who decides who's going to be US president, and consequently person who can do the most about the global warming
Except Windows has its own set of problems with DPI scaling. They were resolved mostly with windows 10, but still old apps that are not "DPI aware" look terrible.
They wouldn't do this until they secured alternative...
They claim that emperor still has clothes...
Even with climate of extremely cold winters, top 5 are all countries from cold climate. Yet countries that are gifted good climate are well behind. Looks like folks appreciate more what they got if it is scarce.
You really haven't won... ...until all others have lost.
It is pretty much game over for HTC if this fails, since their phone business is not going too well...
This worked just fine with Ubuntu for Windows 10 app.
Are they going to use Bing videos instead?
...will it help with the global warming?
That will teach 'em. It is absurd what programmers can do and get away with it, simply because you click on "I agree" on EULA starting with "No warranty"
Yes, it is going to be expensive, but software is getting worse.
version today
https://developer.android.com/...