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I do appreciate how Nvidia tries to say close to vanilla with Linux and Android (nvidia shield). Instead of trying to build a shitty moat like Samsung with all
by MrVitaliy 3mo ago
I do appreciate how Nvidia tries to say close to vanilla with Linux and Android (nvidia shield). Instead of trying to build a shitty moat like Samsung with all their garbage software.
If nvidia ever releases Android smartphone, I'd probably stand in line to get one.
- dietr1ch 3mo agoAfter leaving a few of great-on-paper SoCs as paperweights I've learnt that I just don't want to deal with anyone's custom platform as I'll eventually be left with an outdated system that's annoying and time-consuming to maintain.
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- m463 3mo agoI thought they did that once. hmmm... about 2010-ish: NVIDIA Tegra mobile phones include the Motorola Droid X2, LG Optimus 2X, Samsung Galaxy R, HTCOne X, and Xiaomi Mi 3. https://www.androidauthority.com/nvidia-phones-1234416/ https://www.androidauthority.com/nvidia-phones-1234416/
- ColdStream 3mo agoIt is funny how they make some really decent hardware but the uptake can be fairly limited. Tegra range is a good example. Yes there is the Nintendo Switch but beyond that it become very limited. Surface RT, Ouya, Nvidia shield and then a few small bits here and there.