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Is this Windows Mobile 7???

Check it out:
http://translate.google.com/transla...om/blog/?p=604&sl=zh-CN&tl=en&history_state0=
Let me know if it doesnt work.
Also, when is one mobile manufacturer going to use Nvidia Tegra chipset, have you guys seen the demo?
http://www.nvidia.com/page/handheld.html
If you havent, click on:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/hh_games_demos.html

" Is this Windows Mobile 7 "
NO, is only a UI (UserInterface) the first one is an DesignConcept.....
look`s nice....
Greetz

it's his UI designs, one of them actually being used on T-Mo Shadow (my gf using Shadow), it's beautiful but it looks a bit confusing to use for consumers. The UI looks a bit similar to psp's.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=531027
More UI´s design
Nobody knows by now how really is WM7, I think not even Microsoft
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WM7 is far far away from being finalized...heck the official WM6.5 hasn't even been released yet!!

Samsung Galaxy S II GPU Performance?

Hi
Any SGSII user can test my app and tell me the results (Im specially interested in the third test)?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1092940
Thanks in advance

Well, I would test it but I'm not gonna pay a Dollar just to test it for you, sorry

cTrox said:
Well, I would test it but I'm not gonna pay a Dollar just to test it for you, sorry
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I can send to you for free if you can test it on your SGSII

Alright, getting pretty steady 60FPS. Frames went down when taking a screenshot...
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First and second Test too, 60FPS. Would probably go higher, FPS cap is at 60FPS on the SGSII.

WOW, that's better than I expected, I need to do a heavier test then
Thanks for testing

wrong placs

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1090032
tegra games on sgs2. f u nvidia

Record-breaking Display Responsiveness/Latency on the HTC One M8!

Please delete thread for me - either I posted incorrectly or it was moved to an incorrect section.
It has now been posted on the HTC One M8 General Section.
Microsoft explained that high performance touch performance is becoming increasingly key aspect of a mobile device's user experience.
Microsoft report on Display latency
Apparently the HTC One's diplay latency is record breaking - measured at 46ms.
Source: Lesnumeriques.fr
It is not at the 1-20ms recommended by Microsoft but it is a great step forward considering the fact that modern devices barely go below 70ms. The previous record was held by the Note 3 with 67ms.
Newer devices:
Note 3: 67ms
LG G2: 110ms
iPhone 53: 75ms
Here is an overview for older devices:
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It will be interesting to track the performance of other devices: S5, Z2, etc...
Source
Lesnumeriques.fr

Question no L5 GPS bands on Galaxy s22 but exists on Galaxy s22+? ways to enable?

GPSTest Database
Devices Manufacturer,Model,Name,Android version,API level,GNSS hardware year,GNSS hardware model name,Dual-frequency,Supported GNSS,GNSS CFs,Supported SBAS,SBAS CFs,Raw measurements,Carrier phase (getAccumulatedDeltaRangeMeters()),Navigation messages,NMEA,Inject Predicted Satellite Data Service ...
docs.google.com
according to this open data about GPS abilities for different phones, the galaxy s22 does not seem to have L5 GPS support but the s22+ does? Is there a way to get L5 GPS enabled on the base model s22? the 8gen1 chip supports it, not sure why it would be disabled.

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In the same category S22+ supports Wi-Fi 6e but S22 doesn't while they have the same modem.
Your best bet is to ask to someone who made a custom kernel

Request: Samsung Galaxy A02s 64bit vendor/kernel port from the A20s?

Hello, the Samsung Galaxy A02s is a budget phone released by Samsung on the 3rd quarter of 2021 i think
So yeah this device is okay but it runs on 32 bit mode
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As seen here, The devices runs on a Snapdragon 450 a 64-bit Capable SoC but it's been made to run on 32 bits.
Coincidentally, well probably not in 2019 middle quarter they released a device named the Samsung A20s with the same SoC but it runs on full 64 bit, both the A20s and A02s have their source publicized on Github which hopefully will make the work on making the A02s run on full 64 bit.

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