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christopherwilliams2 wrote:You still using Windows Phone as your main phone bai? Wheyyy
Crazydriver wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:You still using Windows Phone as your main phone bai? Wheyyy
yep, I like the layout. Its faster and easier than other platforms. Plus imo it looks more modern than the others
christopherwilliams2 wrote:Crazydriver wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:You still using Windows Phone as your main phone bai? Wheyyy
yep, I like the layout. Its faster and easier than other platforms. Plus imo it looks more modern than the others
That used to be me until the reality hit me. It's a nice platform with lots of promise. I hope Microsoft is rebooting this platform for 2017.
christopherwilliams2 wrote:Crazydriver wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:You still using Windows Phone as your main phone bai? Wheyyy
yep, I like the layout. Its faster and easier than other platforms. Plus imo it looks more modern than the others
That used to be me until the reality hit me. It's a nice platform with lots of promise. I hope Microsoft is rebooting this platform for 2017.
maj. tom wrote:Windows Phone may be making a comeback in the future. Word is that the Windows 12 (October 2024) project is targeting ARM chips and RISC architecture as opposed to the more traditional CISC and x86 architecture that Microsoft partnered with Intel has always been known for. Microsoft already has a working ARM chip SQ1 in their Surface Pro X made by Qualcomm since 2019, but it looks like they're following the current market trend of Apple and Google on making their own proprietary chips through a chip manufacturer with tailored software OS for it.
So I'm guessing Windows 12 will come in two versions one for RISC machines and one for CISC. But these two environments will be seamless and fully integrated with their AI models. And I believe they're going to make a leap in the mobile gaming platforms too with this plan. Windows 12 is something to look forward to. I'm bypassing Windows 11 after I tried it for a bit.
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