Fredagspanelen 102: Radeon Gemini i höst, nya Surface från Microsoft, gäster i studion

Uh! 360p. När kommer högre upplösning upp? Vill inte känna mig mer närsynt än vad jag redan är

Haha, tjejen i turtles-tshirt, lagom nördvarning där Tummen upp, mer sånt!

Väldigt trevlig panel med geek publishing, mer sånt!!

Det måste ni göra lite oftare, gillade Carl från FZ.

Skål o trevlig helg

Det finns 99mac-mössor och en rätt varm jacka med tryck på ryggen. Inget av det kändes rätt för studion.

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Har du kollat på prislapp Mate S finns till och med att köpa i sverige, men har funnits tillgänglig i hemlandet längre.

Oavsett vad så var huawei först ut med en smart telefon med 3D touch, däremot var apple först med en klocka med 3d touch

Unfortunately, it seems like Huawei’s most anticipated, most hyped feature could easily be its most crippling downfall. At the press conference, Force Touch had more time spent lauding its potential and how ‘innovative’ its inception was than any other aspect of the device, and yet, just as pricing and storage options were detailed, a small asterisk promised to ruin everything. The short sentence it led to informed the hungry journalists present that Force Touch was only going to be available on the ‘premium’ version that came with 128GB of storage. There is no confirmed release date at the time of writing for this model, but when it does finally appear, you can bet that its abundance of memory will help to boost prices to the roof.

Secondly, the feature-set is a little limited at this point, so much so that Huawei provided a way to send in suggestions for further uses of the technology during the conference itself. This simply served to provide the impression that the technology had been rushed to market in an attempt to be the first (read: before Apple) to flaunt it, with only minimal R&D time taken to find practical applications for it. What the Chinese company haven’t done however, is provide an API for Force Touch, meaning that developers cannot experiment with it to find better uses than have been so far. This, added to the lofty price tag and vague availability ensures that the there’s almost no incentive to develop ideas for this device, and therefore, little chance of Force Touch evolving meaningfully in the coming months. Even the models that were made available to testers and journalists at IFA were lacking the capability, and therefore, the only experimentation made possible was on the permanently-attached display models.