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It certainly does necessitate the need. Apps and use cases keep advancing, which introduces more complexity, which requires faster CPUs, which requires better t
by runjake 4y ago
It certainly does necessitate the need. Apps and use cases keep advancing, which introduces more complexity, which requires faster CPUs, which requires better technology to fit that into the exit power budget. This is... why OEMs keep putting faster processors into new products.
Consumer battery technology isn't advancing at pace with increased compute.
- smoldesu 4y agoI'd beg to differ; apps and use cases are not advancing, which is why even phones from 5 years ago are perfectly capable of running modern apps. Once mobile video editing became reasonably possible, we pretty much ran out of uses for the smartphone. Everything else had been done already. What is out there that requires faster CPUs now? AR? Does TikTok use more CPU power than I thought or something?