ANDROID ALSO BRINGS TABLE AND TV MODES TO YOUR MOTOROLA 11 ( ANDROID TIPS AND TRICKS 2020 ) — VLOG 9344
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ANDROID ALSO BRINGS TABLE AND TV MODES TO YOUR MOTOROLA 11

The company is working on many interesting and exciting solutions to grab the attention of even more interested parties. Motorola is also currently working, among other manufacturers, to release the Android 11 operating system with a suitable graphical user interface. And here we are now thinking of smuggling in a sufficient amount of novelty to make the products even more attractive in the eyes of future buyers. Recently, Motorola has put smartphones with better hardware capabilities on the table, and now we can report that the company is paying more attention to the graphical interface than ever before. The goal is certainly to be able to put a better package on the table throughout the company, which could potentially lay the groundwork for further success.

According to official information, the company is working to provide a Desktop mode that will come in handy when an external monitor, mouse and keyboard are paired with it. What’s more, the company can come up with a Television mode, which will be specially sharpened to help with large-screen content consumption. With the next-generation Moto G smartphone that will work on the Snapdragon 888 mobile platform, the two completely new interfaces will debut, and they will definitely make the device more exciting. In Desktop mode, Motorola will allow people to manage a large area by opening multiple windows that they are free to scale and organize. In principle, the monitor and projector will have to be connected to the device via a C-type USB. And the TV mode will specialize in turning the mobile into a remote control and / or controller (if you don’t have a real game controller on hand), in which case easy-to-use, large buttons will come to the fore, making it easy to navigate on large screens.

You will be able to watch movies, series, or play games quickly if you need to. In both cases, the various streaming services will be of paramount importance.

Interestingly, Motorola had already gained experience in this field many years ago, as it had long ago provided a product that was a “laptop-capable” mobile. Atrix was a kind of pioneering product, but at the time, the company wasn’t able to make it a success, we only wrote 2011 when Motorola was already trying to do that. Dockable devices have been sacrificed for a while, but the company’s developers may know pretty much what solutions might be needed for a good desktop interface.

In addition, you will hear that Motorola will also have a solution for coordinated operation with a Windows 10 personal computer. The mobile will be controllable sitting in front of the machine via a USB cable or even wireless connection, the latter will use Wi-Fi for data transfer.

OUR 10 MODELS ALSO RECEIVE ANDROID 11 IN EUROPE

Xiaomi has previously released several beta versions of the Android 11 operating system update for the Mi 10 series, and the final release has already been launched in China last month. And now we can report that it has become available to the European public. For the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro models, Android 11 will be the first to arrive at the Xiaomi, which is not surprising since they are the company’s flagships this year. For smartphones, of course, the new operating system has become available wrapped in the skin of MIUI. MIUI has not changed the major version, the 12th edition of which has been available to users so far, and it will continue to be affected after the upgrade.

Xiaomi’s smartphones are also very popular in Hungary, the company’s turnover in Hungary is constantly rising, and the demand for the members of the Mi 10 series is also high. This means that a relatively large number of domestic users may be affected by the news of the update. And we hope that the installation option will be available to all owners as soon as possible.

So much sad information has yet to be highlighted here in connection with the good news that Android 11, packaged in MIUI 12, isn’t fresh in every way. In terms of security fixes, it is quite lagging behind. Here are just the October patches in the operating system.

The upgrade package, of course, boasts a lean size of 2.9 GB, so you should only start downloading it if you have enough bandwidth for this operation. It is suggested that you should unplug the installer over Wi-Fi and also ensure that the battery is at a proper charge level — at least 50 percent.

APPLE SIGNED ITS FIRST ORDER FOR 3 NM MANUFACTURING

TSMC will be in the fortunate position of being able to manufacture for Apple at the 3-nanometer bandwidth. In essence, the first system chips were born with a bandwidth of 5 nanometers, but we already have the opportunity to report that Apple has also contracted for the next generation manufacturing process. The Cupertinos have reached an agreement with TSMC that already covers 3 nm production.

For the time being, there is no question that 3nm will be launched in the foreseeable future, but rather the conclusion of the contract is likely to be of great interest and Apple would not be able to reserve enough capacity for it or impose TSMC on much less favorable terms. the contract. The Taiwanese also rejected several interested parties for the 7 and 5 nanometer processes because they simply do not have free capacity.

It has had a stable relationship between Apple and TSMC for a long time, and so far the collaboration has always paid off for both parties, and Apple has probably decided to sign a contract nearly two years in advance as a sign of confidence so far. According to the current situation, the production of 3 nanometers will start in 2022 at the earliest.

TSMC has previously revealed what can be expected from a 3 nm process called 3N. Compared to the N5 production currently in use, the performance increase will be roughly 10–15 percent, and the consumption of the manufactured chips may decrease by 25–30%. If all goes well, Taiwanese expect the logic area of ​​the chips to show a 40–45 percent drop, which is approx. It can represent a 1.7-fold improvement in transistor density.

With this deal, not only Apple can win, of course, but TSMC as well. Apple will be an even more important partner in the future, as the company will no longer produce custom-designed system chips not only for smartphones and tablets, but also for personal computers, including notebooks and desktops.

This year, Apple announced the M1 system chip, which it used in some MacBooks as well as the Mac Mini. And given that the reports so far are hugely positive about the new direction, it’s no surprise that rumors are already coming that more computers will come next year with an ARM-based chip that Apple is planning. And the more widely the Cupertino squad uses its self-developed units, the more tiles it will have to contract with TSMC to manufacture.

Of course, serving Macs is nowhere near supplying iPhones, but we can’t talk about a quantity that would be negligible. Apple sells millions of personal computers every quarter, so by servicing them, TSMC can make a nice profit, plus Apple M processors can be bigger, so they can be made at a thicker profit by a Taiwanese contract manufacturer.