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Then every desktop or notebook that goes into sleep mode or even just a blank screen saver is "instant on", too. So it means nothing.
by Semiapies 16y ago
Then every desktop or notebook that goes into sleep mode or even just a blank screen saver is "instant on", too.
So it means nothing.
- ugh 16y agoI would argue that they are, yes. At least to some extent. (I use my laptop that way. My mom doesn’t.) What has changed is the UI. People are now often encouraged to send their devices to sleep, that’s not really the case with even current laptops. Truly powering down is an equal citizen on desktop operating system instead of some weird function only nerds would use (like it is on smartphones).
- Semiapies 16y agoYou mean the "weird function" that people use to conserve their batteries or that they see happen when their Droid updates?
- ugh 16y agoI’m not familiar with Android phones. I have never seen or heard of anyone intentionally rebooting or shutting down his or her iPhone or iPod touch, though.