Are Smartphones Still Getting Faster?

Peo­ple in the future will try using our cur­rent phones and throw them on the floor because of how ‘slow’ they are. Haha

noth­ing is get­ting bet­ter its only get­ting more expen­sive .even pc parts

Ka Me Ha Me Haaaaaaaaaaaaa

Quite infor­ma­tive

Tran­si­tion from tran­sis­tor to quan­tum sys­tem is like from super saiyan to super saiyan God.

Don’t for­get anoth­er law:

More com­pli­cat­ed sys­tem, more issues it has.

Admit land sys­tem impor­tance French ven­ture wor­ry mil­lion frequent.

I appre­ci­ate this video even more because I am cur­rent­ly study­ing this in school and it’s a breath of fresh air to see it in real life explained oth­er than theory.

This was fas­ci­nat­ing! Thanks for break­ing that down in easy to digest bits. Keep it up!

I’m impressed with the new chip for Apple but it’s a bit frus­trat­ing. I use the Note8 and it’s lim­it­ed. (com­pared to the A11) by hav­ing to use the 835 in the US yet the Note8 can do more than the iPhone. I’m not mak­ing a com­par­i­son of phones. Just acknowl­edg­ment of the fact that while one has the stronger chip the oth­er has the func­tions that would ben­e­fit from the stronger chip. I think the A11 only becomes ben­e­fi­cial in iPads where­as android has yet to come out with a wor­thy tablet competitor.

3:18 what is that game called ? Seems interesting

do u lift bro?

Excel­lent Review and very well explained Thanks so much for shar­ing Deb 👍✌

At some point pow­er effi­cien­cy will become the most impor­tant thing over per­for­mance.. it is more of a chal­lenge to make some­thing more effi­cient than to just make it powerful.

Reminds me of my par­al­lel pro­cess­ing class. 

I always find this fun­ny that how peo­ple can com­pare clock speed or com­po­nents with over­all per­for­mance. There are so many fac­tors act­ing as puz­zle pieces now that its almost impos­si­ble to com­pare the hard­ware of two mobiles. Its the over­all per­for­mance that counts.

And that’s where Android is so bad. I don’t see any vis­i­ble per­for­mance improve­ment for last cou­ple of years. Any increase in hard­ware is swal­lowed by the next fla­vor of Android OS. 

Atleast Noki­a’s Sym­bian was way bet­ter with that. It lived over 104–350Mhz grade proces­sors for its entire life-span (with few excep­tions cross­ing 500–600 at the end) while giv­ing sim­i­lar per­for­mance. It is sad that peo­ple who killed Sym­bian for its mem­o­ry allo­ca­tion issues are not say­ing any­thing to Android these days.

The prob­lem occurs, when you have to walk down­stairs to the kitchen as fast as pos­si­ble before your chick­en burns. But, you don’t care if you take 0.01 of a sec­ond faster than in 0.06 to get there. It’s fast enough as it is.
SO YES… we have STOPPED get­ting FASTER.