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Technology Trends And Windows 10
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In this episode of Norwich Today, Dominik discusses various technology updates. He covers Apple's product announcements including the iPad Pro and iPhone 6S, reviews smartphone and smartwatch trends from the IFA trade show, and examines the features of Windows 10 and the failure of Windows Phone.
Dominik discusses a variety of technology updates, including Apple's product announcements and Android hardware from the IFA trade show. He notes that 12 megapixels is the industry standard for back cameras and warns that the Samsung Galaxy Note's stylus can be broken if inserted backwards. The conversation covers the Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch and the transition to Windows 10, which Dominik describes as a more reliable version featuring a notification center, multiple desktops, and the Cortana digital assistant. He also critiques the Windows Phone as a complete disaster with only a three percent market share, though he mentions the Continuum feature.
Topics
- Apple product announcements including iPhone 6S, Apple TV, and iPad Pro.
- Android mobile phone updates from the IFA trade show in Berlin.
- Smartphone and camera hardware trends
- Smartwatch market and operating systems
- Evolution and usability of Microsoft Windows versions
- Windows 10 features and usability
- Web browser comparisons
- Windows Phone and Continuum
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- Dominik
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It's easy to put it in backwards, and then you break this little spring that breaks some of the functionality. But it's you know not doesn't break the phone. It just it just depends. Just doesn't work quite as well afterwards. So if you buy one, be careful about how you put in the the stylus. Slightly gushing if you.
Plenty good enough, and if you're somebody who struggles with math and struggles with reading and writing, it can help you with your homework a lot because you can just basically say, "Hey Cortana," and it will, you know, and it will help you do the basic calculations because.
And that's a new feature that you can now developers write apps for the Windows Phone, which hasn't been successful at all for Microsoft. It's been a complete disaster. You know, they bought Nokia for you know for billions, and it's just hasn't hasn't made any inroads. They have about three percent market share. You know, very few people are buying Windows Phone.
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