GTK is a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces.
Made but GNOME
GTK is a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces.
Made but GNOME
Google started making the Tensor mobile SoC because Qualcomm (and everyone else) weren’t investing enough in hardware for ML/AI. We just happen to be seeing a lot of years of investment finally culminating now.
Huh? Google was an AI company 10 years ago…
This is straight up tinfoil hat. You really think they architected a whole new chip and had it fabricated just to data mine what songs you are listening to? You don’t think it would be easier to just send that data from Android? Apple, Sony and everybody else has custom chips for ANC and audio processing, it is in no way a generally solved problem.
It’s actually sad that shit comments that don’t even make logical sense get upvotes on here “because Google bad”.
Yes. I was very excited for notification snoozing, but having only a couple options and the longest being 2 hours makes it sorta worthless.
'Tis the season
None of that matters. End of support dates are published.
What matters is when that date is set for (traditionally based on the day it goes on sale) and when the new OS comes out (7 years from now). This is also only the guaranteed support date. They can (and have) delivered updates after the guaranteed date.
The aspect ratio is an enormous downgrade from last year. Complete deal breaker for me.
Huh? This is a hardware successor to the 2020 “Chromecast with Google TV”. This device will support casting. Casting isn’t going anywhere…
That’s not entirely true. They may have the same processor but they don’t have the same amount of RAM, which is actually super critical for on device AI tasks. They recently brought all the features to the Pixel 8, but it took additional time to optimize for 8 GB vs the 12 GB of the Pro.
What does any of this have to do with Google removing apps from the Play Store?
As you sort of alluded to timing makes a big difference because it’s a cat and mouse game. The last I had heard iPhones were pretty easy targets but some of the top end Android phones weren’t. iOS 17.4 is relatively new.
Who cares. Play Services backwards compatibility for new Android APIs and security updates being separated from the OS make this irrelevant.
You must be new here. People constantly state they love the ability to lay Pixels flat.
Also it doesn’t look like that’s changing with the 9 series…
Does F-Droid often sign apps they distribute? That seems odd.
I didn’t realize at first that the 24 in the version number stood for the year 2024. That made the initial version being 7.6, then the next version 24.2 very confusing lol
No, but I’ve used an Azeron for gaming for a bunch of years now. It’s great for gaming but I don’t think I would even recommend anything remotely close to actual typing.
It makes sense when you factor in the development and maintenance cost. How many people have a desk with monitors, keyboard and mouse but don’t already have a more powerful machine they use there?It’s a high price to pay for the 1% of users that will ever try it.
The app isn’t enabled by default so stock Pixels aren’t even vulnerable without physical access to an unlocked device.