@Zanzan42: What the guy is saying, that if they could in fact make it such that you get half the power and twice the performance, then they'll swing the balance such that you'll get 80% power consumption at 3x performance.
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@quillaja: Exactly. Cheers!
Well, I can fake being surprised but nevermind.
@gizgizgiz: Because selling/licensing patents allow the inventor to benefit from it, if he/she does not have the means to.
@YummyCyanide: That's not what an oxymoron is.
And they said the Apple tax was real.
Throw him into Azkaban!
i'm sick of these 'game changing' technologies (and headlines) that 'promise' to make batteries, gasoline, solar panels, cables, etc. obsolete but won't be utilized in the next 20 years or even at all.
@Ella Psy.D: The white 3GS is barely any different from the black 3GS. How often do you stare at its back anyway? The white face of the iPhone 4 — that's relatively a bigger change, but still inconsequential to some.
@BazookaJoe: This is a tech blog. Facebook = tech.
@OMG! Toast! a.k.a. M3 Tenacious Trigga: You can only email 5 photos at a time — common email size restrictions.
It just works!
@Melody5: Did your management really specifically and explicitly tell you to not help customers find their way out? If yes, then whoa, they took it a notch too far i guess.
Makes sense for Apple though. Who says other companies won't follow suit?
@Giggity: Pinch to zoom was the most innovative, but i'm still wondering why it made it to a bunch of Android and webOS devices, and now this.
@pixelsnader: It's not just the width, it's the screen size itself. With a taller screen, you can see how much you're zooming in above and/or below what you're pinching.
Good thing he didn't make a GUI interface using Visual Basic to track the killer's IP address.