netmage
About
- Username
- netmage
- Joined
- Visits
- 54
- Last Active
- Roles
- member
- Points
- 463
- Badges
- 1
- Posts
- 314
Reactions
-
Apple's brawny 5G iPhone family will require larger, pricey motherboards
-
Apple's brawny 5G iPhone family will require larger, pricey motherboards
Too many here are still conflating 5G with mmWave and higher speeds as if that is a it offers.
1. 5G supports all the existing frequencies and the same range as 4g, but with lower latency and more devices at lower speeds, supporting an IoT future and reducing congestion impacts in crowded spots like sports stadiums.
2. 5G supports mmWave which provides for higher speeds but much shorter range, and will likely only be rolled out in urban areas where high population density will get the most advantage return, but will make little.difference to individual end users who will still be limited by Internet throughput and server capabilities at the other end.
BTW, I have coax cable internet at 250Mbps down, not 10 - all fiber would get me is faster uploads.
-
Editorial: How Apple beat Samsung in the 2010 global ARM race
They took the only course available.No, while Intrinsity and Hummingbird might have been off the table, pursuing a course of designing their own successor was available to them, through purchase of another chip designer or starting from scratch, one they eventually attempted with Exynos, though that seems like it might be winding down now as a failed attempt. But who knows where they might be if they had started a few years earlier to found their own design path.
-
Samsung issues patch for Galaxy S10 fingerprint sensor problem
-
Samsung admits a screen protector defeats Galaxy S10 fingerprint sensor
Mike Wuerthele said:netmage said:That explanation is interesting but doesn’t explain how the same screen protector unlocked her friend’s phone.
” failing to unlock with an untrained fingerprint as they should, but then, when the user places a clear silicone phone case over the top of the sensor, that finger can unlock the phone”