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This is great!
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This is great!
Sent from mTalk on my SP4
That is good. I basically never use WhatsApp but once in a blue moon I'll meet someone who wants to use.
Things seem to be looking up app wise, with Spotify and WhatsApp etc.
I just bought an X3. That's pretty good news for me. Ha ha I'm really looking forward to giving this phone a go.
Satya Nadella on future Windows phones: 'I'm sure we'll make more' | Windows Central
This just in. Nadella:
We make phones today, we have OEMs like HP making phones and others and we picked a very specific area to focus on which is management, security, and this one particular feature that we have called Continuum, which is a phone that can even be a desktop."
"We're making sure that all of our software is available on iOS and Android and it's first class, and we're looking for what's the next change in form and function. What we've done with Surface is a good example. No one before us thought of 2-in-1s, and we created that category and made it a successful category to the point where there are more 2-in-1s coming. And that's what we want to do. So when you say we'll make more phones, I'm sure we'll make more phones, but they will not look like phones that are there today."
That's probably as clear as it will get for the distant future. Westworld style. In the meantime there's windows 10m, and fingers crossed some more damned manufacturers!
That is great news. Not to be a negative nanny, but, when is this going down? I'm 57, I can't wait until Nadella's grand child is CEO for them to finally release something. lol Besides, my 735 won't last that long.
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For a more serious answer though, foldable screens and conversation as a full platform, are probably not that far away. Maybe 5 years. Graphene is largely about the cost of manufacture.
They could make em now, but each proto device would cost a maybe 15-20k I think. I mean they have made protos. It's pretty hard to predict something like that however, but if they could make only the seam graphene, and the cost came down a tad, perhaps it could be made affordable sometime soon. Or well by affordable, I mean a plaything for the rich.
Machine learning and conversation as a platform is more predictable. Clearly we are making strides there. Not costly either. So something like a her phone or watch, or headset, is not inconceivable being close, even if it wouldn't actually be intelligent.
Predictive text is largely OS-specific and the market it caters to. For example, on my iPhone as I type "I'm going into the" my next suggestion to come up is "club" while on my Windows or BlackBerry it's "office". I'm in my 50s so guess which one is most likely to be correct?
Predictive text is largely OS-specific and the market it caters to. For example, on my iPhone as I type "I'm going into the" my next suggestion to come up is "club" while on my Windows or BlackBerry it's "office". I'm in my 50s so guess which one is most likely to be correct?
Link between shanghai Microsoft conference and Alcatel? Conference is held in same city as Alcatel headquarters. But I think this is probably just coincidence: Microsoft will show the world "what's next" on 23 May, but what is next? - Pocket-lint