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Adding OpenAI to their cloud products and windows 11 highlights a missed opportunity to have AI vertically integrated in their mobile products.

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[โ€“] ChrV@kbin.social 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I really liked it too, 8.1 was the smoothest smartphone experience I've ever had.

[โ€“] uberrice@feddit.de 3 points 1 year ago

Really, smartphone experience on android being smooth depends heavily on your phone.

I had a Galaxy A52 5G until recently. The processor should totally be enough for any usage that's not games. The thing is though, while it's enough, it doesn't feel fast.

I now have a xiaomi 13 I got for the phenomenal price of 600 bucks, and man, everything that was choppy and slow now just feels so fluid and fast.