Fatman

This is a good argument to buy the ‘old school’ way ... buy excellent quality ‘dumb’ speakers - that will last for decades - and wire them to the latest tech receiver. This way you update/replace one component instead of every speaker in your home.

It’s good for the platform when newer model sales exceed the prior (cheaper) generations. As the installed base moves to faster processors and more capable phones, software developers are more likely to push the envelope. More detailed games, larger and more complex apps, integration of AR and other cutting edge tech that rely on specific hardware and performance requirements. The Android platform is skewed toward cheap and slow processor handsets - even the newest high end Android phones are still a year or two behind iPhones. This holds back progress as developers create for the lowest common denominator.

AccountEdge recommends their customers move to Windows 7. 

First Microsoft gives up on their own mobile platform, now on their own browser.

Tht - I thought the same thing. For the younger crowd ... older PC towers (circa 386, 486 era?) had a turbo button - I believe it simply overclocked the processor. I always wondered why you would want it off - to work slower? LOL