BBFunGuy
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Well, in its favour, the money not spend on it, due to it being so ugly, can be spent on plastic surgery.
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Wow is it WIDE. i seriously have certain reservations that it could fit comfortably in an execs pocket.
It's a very ugly looking device, especially in the last pic, when you look at it dead on , it's just painful to watch. Kinda reminds me of the hunchback of notre dome, Quasimodo. Lol, (perhaps somebody can photoshop him in instead of Chen).
But seriously, I don't have faith the company will survive, and I will not buy a phone that is DOA:
amazon app Store: Aren't all the new apps going to be using the fire phone kinect API? You know the 4 cameras that control the amazon phone that are not available on the passport. Those apps will not work on the Quasimodo.
Android apps: android is changing thier runtime to ART instead of dalvik; this is something bb 10.3 will not address.
Bb world: no more native apps, bb just threw what little developers they have left, under the bus. No need for them now that the App Store has been outsourced to amazon.
Lastly, Not 64bit in 2014 = obsolete.
On the 64bit part, what good is it for if you can't use it? That would be like driving an Aventador at 20MPH for all of its life because no country has developed the roads for it to go any faster. 64bit IS UTTERLY USELESS right now
Can't use it hahahaha. Utterly useless???, you really are misinformed aren't you.
"iOS 7 will be 64-bit, just like the iPhone 5s' new A7 chip"
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/23/yse5ebat.jpg
"Apple also revealed that iOS 7 itself will be 64-bit. This means a native 64-bit kernel, along with 64-bit libraries and drivers. Accordingly, all of the native apps that come baked into iOS have been retooled to serve up faster performance "
The roads have already been built. And everyone with a 5s are on it.
Developers have been writing apps in 64 bit for a year now.
From apples developers website:
"About 64-Bit Cocoa Touch Apps
When desktop operating systems transitioned from 32-bit to 64-bit addressing, 64-bit apps were critical to the OS transition. Now, iOS is getting a similar desktop-class architecture. Starting with iOS 7 and the A7 processor, you can build iOS apps that take advantage of 64-bit processors. An app that supports 64-bit processing almost always gains improved performance when compared with a 32-bit app running on the same device."
https://developer.apple.com/library...ouch64BitGuide/Introduction/Introduction.html
Guaranteed performance increase is useless to you? Increased efficacy?
Oh right 64 bit is useless until the competitors feature it.
I remember a lot of posters downplaying multitouch and capacitive screens when the iPhone launched, touting the resistive touch screens and stylus as a more mature solution. Complete bs.
Can't use it hahahaha. Utterly useless???, you really are misinformed aren't you.
"iOS 7 will be 64-bit, just like the iPhone 5s' new A7 chip"
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/23/yse5ebat.jpg
"Apple also revealed that iOS 7 itself will be 64-bit. This means a native 64-bit kernel, along with 64-bit libraries and drivers. Accordingly, all of the native apps that come baked into iOS have been retooled to serve up faster performance "
The roads have already been built. And everyone with a 5s are on it.
Developers have been writing apps in 64 bit for a year now.
From apples developers website:
"About 64-Bit Cocoa Touch Apps
When desktop operating systems transitioned from 32-bit to 64-bit addressing, 64-bit apps were critical to the OS transition. Now, iOS is getting a similar desktop-class architecture. Starting with iOS 7 and the A7 processor, you can build iOS apps that take advantage of 64-bit processors. An app that supports 64-bit processing almost always gains improved performance when compared with a 32-bit app running on the same device."
https://developer.apple.com/library...ouch64BitGuide/Introduction/Introduction.html
Guaranteed performance increase is useless to you? Increased efficacy?
Oh right 64 bit is useless until the competitors feature it.
I remember a lot of posters downplaying multitouch and capacitive screens when the iPhone launched, touting the resistive touch screens and stylus as a more mature solution. Complete bs.
What is the point 64bit on an iPhone? To browse Facebook? To play games on a sub hd screen?
It would be stupid of Facebook to update there app to 64-bit. Not all apps need to be 64-bit
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What is the point 64bit on an iPhone? To browse Facebook? To play games on a sub hd screen?
'When desktop operating systems transitioned from 32-bit to 64-bit addressing, 64-bit apps were critical to the OS transition.'
Because without them nobody would switch to 64bit, even though the experience would be virtually identical. What about the multi core element? In my experience the only advantage has been less chance of a system crash.
Efficiency, especially related to refreshing apps in the background. You know because it runs off a very finite battery. And with iOS 8 and the 64bit environment Touch ID will be coming to face book and other apps very shortly.
I watch 1080p off my iPhone when I airplay it to my tv, or use an Hdmi cable. Same can be said about games from iOS device to an hd television.
Lui do you have a 5s?
Yes actually a gold one. After a month I gave it to my mom as a trade of so I could use her iMac for school. Kept my RdMini though. Love this thing. I think It was the natural replacement to my supper trooper PlayBook. I am going to my buy my Ex's when he upgrade to the 6. The 6 will be the only iPhone I will not own.
The thing I don't understand about 64bit on a mobile device as underpowered as ours is the necessity behind it. Sure it's capable of "desktop class computing," theoretically, but what's the point.
On my Q10 I can miracast a 1080 movie on to an HDTV AND PLAY real racing at the SAME time. 32bit computing on a mobile device is plenty enough.
The technical requirement for these phone will ever only rarely if That, be used. Really like going run autocad off of my tiny phone. Your phone shouldn't be a computing hub of master technology thats pointless and irrational.