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Well you are out of luck then. All the Sony NEX, A6000 and initial A7 series are known to run Android. In the A6000 there was even an app store where you can buy apps like Time Lapse. The newer...

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What I meant is that Intel can block Apple emulating AVX by not patenting the instruction set to them.

Both Apple and AMD uses TSMC to manufacture their chips. AMD uses the 7nm currently, they can switch to 5nm for their next processors.

Well Linux is open source and a lot of Intel and AMD developers contribute tons of code for it. So it's even better as AMD developers might fix some bugs or performance issues that will benefit...

Rosetta emulation might not work that well this time. When Apple switched previously it was from an old and slow system to a faster current one. This time it will be from a current high performant...

All the third party software needs to be ported to the new processor architecture. Which is a major change and takes time. So I expect that a lot of them will not be available for a time. Maybe...

Well that argument backfired spectacularly. AMD is all over the tech news lately as their new chips demolish the Intel ones in every benchmark. Intel is struggling really hard. No wonder Apple...

I'm skeptical about this. Remember when Sony went into the Action Cam market. They made some nice cameras and then quietly forget about it. I have a feeling something like this will happen with...

Sony said something like they are not in the smartphone business to gain market share or make big money. Obviously they would like that, but realized that they cannot realistically achieve it. They...

I realized that I hate changing lenses when I'm traveling. I often with other people, so I don't want them to wait for me all the time. So the 18-135 is usually glued to my camera. The nice thing ...

It's just Canon closing their online store as it's not worth it for them in Australia.

All the thing about supporting local businesses is marketing trying to spin it in a positive way.

I have trouble focusing on fast moving subjects with my a6300. I probably tried the hardest possible situations, so it might just be the limitation of the hardware. The two thing I had real ...

It's ransomware it might not get stolen/transferred, just encrypted. They still have the 10TB data, they just cannot access it as they don't have the keys to decrypt it.

They also have this image...

It seems to be the guys behind the ransomware know what they are doing, probably better than Canon's IT department. So that 10 TB data is probably something needed by Canon, like customer database...

What I love about this release is that Sony listened. I mean they redesigned the menus added a flippy screen, big HDMI port, improved colors. These are all features which was requested by the...

I would be really surprised when they designed the E mount they did not think about Full Frame. They were designing a mount for the next 20 years at least. They were probably thinking of all the ...

To be honest I barely see any comments bashing the camera.

There are way more posts about Sony fanboys made by Canon fanboys, than actual posts made by Sony fanboys :)

I understand that the reason the Tamron lens is bigger is because it has wider apertures and can allow in more light. My problem is that there is no comparable FF lens in size and weight to the ...

Tamron 24-200: 575g, 74 x 116.8 mm Sony 18-135: 326g, 67.2 x 88 mm The Tamron is significantly bigger, heavier and missing OSS. FF does not have any good compact zooms for traveling.

I don't think AF matters much in cell phones, with those tiny lenses and apertures everything is in focus anyway. They use the CPU to computationally get less thing to focus.