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I believe that's supposed to be the unique selling point of Microsoft's continuum approach to mobile. Where at the mo they need to overcome the issue that desk
by wbillingsley 10y ago
I believe that's supposed to be the unique selling point of Microsoft's continuum approach to mobile.
Where at the mo they need to overcome the issue that desktop apps are x86 but for battery reasons mobile apps need to run on ARM
- Clubber 10y agoIs it possible for x86/x64 to approach the efficiency of ARM over time, or does the CISC vs RISC make that nearly impossible? I read a while ago that Intel abandoned their mobile chips.
- petecox 10y agoI'm sceptical a phone can emulate high-performance x86 software at the speed of a Core i7 but is Photoshop-on-a-phone the use case for most office workers? Office runs natively ARM but businesses have a few productivity apps tied to x86 (e.g. requiring a P3 or higher) that shouldn't tax the CPU too much.