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But if that progress doesn't make the native experience any faster, what's the point?
by jackweirdy 11y ago
But if that progress doesn't make the native experience any faster, what's the point?
- kedean 11y agoWell, you have two kinds of progress. One is native speed, which has been heavily sacrificed for the other option: features. Rather than let everything get blazing fast, we've gone for adding more cool new things, like voice recognition. All those new features require processor time, and do more to advance computing then 'faster' does.