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Yes, historically, but the term is context dependent now. For example, Google widely advertises that its Pixel phones get big "feature drops" every few months.
by rrrrrrrrrrrryan 3y ago
Yes, historically, but the term is context dependent now.
For example, Google widely advertises that its Pixel phones get big "feature drops" every few months.
- shultays 3y agoI guess language is evolving, it is interesting "feature drop" would have the opposite meaning for some people