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Thank you so much! You guys are awesome!
Nokia belle refresh coming to first gen sym 3 devices(screenshots inside):
http://unleashthephones.com/2012/05/25/nokia-belle-refresh-is-the-update-coming-to-1st-gen-symbian-devices-screenshots-inside/
Nokia is holding an competition event regarding the digital health care tech the prize money is really big 2.5 million dollars:
http://nokiamobileblog.com/future-nokia-phones-could-save-lives/
this below is the link below of competition site:
http://nokiasensingxchallenge.org/
Another news from bing maps and nokia (another related tip comment no. 6009):
http://conversations.nokia.com/2012/05/24/nokia-brings-live-traffic-advice-and-geocoding-to-bing/
I have a question for you all:
Remember when stephen elop asked about the dual-core processors in the smartphones, he said that it’s just a waste of battery lyf,
what i want to ask is that in ashas they have given 1ghz processor to an underrated software which can’t even multi task isn’t that a waste of battery life, the processor of 600mhz was more than enough in those phones bt why here Elop thought that it wud increase the battery life.
A modern CPU is more efficient per clockcycle, so there is already an advantage in improving architectures, and more able to switch between sleep and execution modes quickly, on top of needing less time to do the same task, so in the end running 0.5 seconds at 1 GHz is more efficient in terms of battery life than running 1 second at 500 MHz, while getting the same amount (or more) of work done, in half the time. Win win win.
(that’s outside of the argument of wether you need dual core or what a good clockspeed is)
(when I say running 0.5 seconds at 1GHz, I mean the other 0.5 seconds is spent sleeping (power save mode), compared to 1 second at 500MHz)
he was proved wrong many times, he just want to defend the windows phone that it don’t need multicores to perform well and MS is right by not making it supporting multicores (and then they realise that they can’t compete without up to date SoCs)
http://gizmodo.com/5913264/what-is-nokias-pureview-technology
Ok… who put the Kool Aid in Gizmodo UK’s water cooler? LMFAO! =))
p.s., keep doing it, it’s a good thing.