So it looks like I was wrong:
Google Maps for Mobile 5 unveiled, adds dynamic map drawing and offline mode -- Engadget
Google Maps for Mobile 5 unveiled, adds dynamic map drawing and offline mode -- Engadget
So it looks like I was wrong:
Google Maps for Mobile 5 unveiled, adds dynamic map drawing and offline mode -- Engadget
jay speaks many truths here.Yeah but you have to remember that the software wasn't optimized for dual core. Once the software has been optimized for it, I'm sure it'll be much faster. Apparently that's the reason the Nexus S had to be delayed. Gingerbread needed to be reworked for dual core. Last minute decision to upgrade to a dual core processor made them have to do the change.
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I just posted in another thread (Quad-Core in News section) that people may not be aware that Gingerbread will be optimized for the Dual-Core Tegra 2. The CEO of Nvidia has already commented on that. So these early videos of the LG Star are in no way an accurate portrayal of the Tegra 2 capabilities. The Star is running on 2.2 in those videos.
Google maps...offline mode....
Me likes.
So it looks like I was wrong:
Google Maps for Mobile 5 unveiled, adds dynamic map drawing and offline mode -- Engadget
Wrong about what?
Here is the list of speakers tomorrow:
D: Dive Into Mobile continues all day Tuesday, with speakers that include: Dan Hesse, President and CEO of Sprint Nextel; Mike Lazaridis, co-CEO of Research in Motion; Mike McCue, CEO of Flipboard; Joe Belfiore, Vice President of Windows Phone Program Management at Microsoft; Jon Rubinstein of Palm, now owned by Hewlett-Packard; Foursquare CEO and co-founder Dennis Crowley; Google Ad Products Management head Susan Wojcicki; AT&T Emerging Devices President Glenn Lurie; and Spotify CEO Daniel Ek.
On a sad note...VZW and HTC executives are not scheduled to speak...
The OS is tested and tweaked around the hardware.jay speaks many truths here.Yeah but you have to remember that the software wasn't optimized for dual core. Once the software has been optimized for it, I'm sure it'll be much faster. Apparently that's the reason the Nexus S had to be delayed. Gingerbread needed to be reworked for dual core. Last minute decision to upgrade to a dual core processor made them have to do the change.
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I just posted in another thread (Quad-Core in News section) that people may not be aware that Gingerbread will be optimized for the Dual-Core Tegra 2. The CEO of Nvidia has already commented on that. So these early videos of the LG Star are in no way an accurate portrayal of the Tegra 2 capabilities. The Star is running on 2.2 in those videos.
Here's the bit on Gingerbread dual-core optimization. Perhaps not true since Nexus S has dropped with single core?
The OS is tested and tweaked around the hardware.jay speaks many truths here.
I just posted in another thread (Quad-Core in News section) that people may not be aware that Gingerbread will be optimized for the Dual-Core Tegra 2. The CEO of Nvidia has already commented on that. So these early videos of the LG Star are in no way an accurate portrayal of the Tegra 2 capabilities. The Star is running on 2.2 in those videos.
Here's the bit on Gingerbread dual-core optimization. Perhaps not true since Nexus S has dropped with single core?
The OS is tested and tweaked around the hardware.Here's the bit on Gingerbread dual-core optimization. Perhaps not true since Nexus S has dropped with single core?
Gingerbread is tweaked around the Nexus S hardware or the dual-core hardware (or both)?
both............The OS is tested and tweaked around the hardware.Here's the bit on Gingerbread dual-core optimization. Perhaps not true since Nexus S has dropped with single core?
Gingerbread is tweaked around the Nexus S hardware or the dual-core hardware (or both)?
Does anyone know when the AT&T presentation will happen today?
Does anyone know when the AT&T presentation will happen today?