Usually with most brands the $USD is the same as €EUR, and it’s €649,- for the 14T and €799,- for the 14T Pro.
But Xiaomi does not sell their phones in USA, If you find these in USA, it’s 3rd party imports.
So WTF are you even talking about $1000???
Mobian of course she says.
( She uses Debian on the computer )
My wife has one, it’s been a long time since she have talked about it though.
She used to mention when improvements were made.
Edit: Pinephone.
Do you mean misplaced take?
Sorry couldn’t help myself. 😋
Falkon is based on QtWebEngine.
So not Chromium although they may share renderer, but last I heard QtWebEngine was based on Webkit.
I use Falkon for things I want to do outside my main browser, for instance if a site doesn’t work, to see if it’s on my side.
https://www.falkon.org/
PS: Falkon is based on QtWebEngine.
I personally would buy anything from them at the moment.
You would?
You are probably judging too quickly.
To quote myself:
I don’t think this is really a problem. it allows sites to get some data about their advertising, without users giving up anything personal. The setting can be disabled, but if you do that, you rely on normal cookie policy, so unless you have disabled cookies for the site, in which case many sites don’t work, you will probably be giving up way more data than with the setting on.
If you want to disable it go to “settings” -> “Privacy and security” -> and scroll down until you find: “Website Advertising Preferences” -> Disable the toggle.
I don’t see anything nefarious about this, as far as I can tell, it’s a measure to protect users without breaking functionality of a site.
I don’t think this is really a problem. it allows sites to get some data about their advertising, without users giving up anything personal.
The setting can be disabled, but if you do that, you rely on normal cookie policy, so unless you have disabled cookies for the site, in which case many sites don’t work, you will probably be giving up way more data than with the setting on.
If you want to disable it go to “settings” -> “Privacy and security” -> and scroll down until you find: “Website Advertising Preferences” -> Disable the toggle.
I don’t see anything nefarious about this, as far as I can tell, it’s a measure to protect users without breaking functionality of a site.
When I want to try something, completely shielded from my main browser, I use Falkon.
It’s a tiny open source browser, based on QtWebEngine, and it works surprisingly well IMO, but it’s not a powerhouse like Firefox or Chrome.
https://www.falkon.org/
But as far as I can tell, this is a total non issue:
Well there needs to be a working general boot-loader for one. Then the hardware needs to have drivers that work.
A Darwin award isn’t given, it is earned. And they earned it when they died.
looking to influence artificial intelligence (AI) regulations
That’s politics whether you like it or not.
My $300 32 inch IPS 16:9 monitor laughs hard at my old $2000 19 inch 4:3 CRT.
If you are on a desktop, it’s insane how both cheap and good monitors have become.
Still I absolutely agree, wasting vertical space is more annoying than horizontal.
No adults in the room allowed, is very clearly referring to all the people who claimed there were adults in the room to “manage” trump, preventing him from doing way more harm than he did.
Normally I agree sarcasm needs a /s, because of Poe’s law that says:
without a clear indicator of the author’s intent, any parodic or sarcastic expression of extreme views can be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of those views.
But in this case the reference should be clear enough, that anybody should know the context, and clearly be able to identify it as sarcasm.
No way, this is a matter for Trump to figure out, no adults in the room allowed.
/s
EDIT: Added /s because Poe’s law.
But it’s OK if you don’t think it’s funny to make a jab at Trump not behaving like an adult in this context.
That’s a 6 year old phone, and they’ve cleaned that up a lot since, at least for western markets.
The new HyperOS although it functionally looks the same, feels way better.
Apart from the glass back, the 13T is an amazing phone IMO.
IDK for sure but I suppose you can circle the display disregarding the app that shows it, and it will do the AI search.
I agree it’s a bit far fetched to call it AI display, but what else should they call it?
Anyone know if this main sensor is better or worse than the 13T Pro? I’m thinking especially for low light conditions.
14T Pro: 50MP Light Fusion 900 ( Omicron OVX9000 ) 1/1.31"
13T Pro: 50MP Sony Exmor IMX707 1/1.28"
The Omicron is slightly smaller.
Edit:
Apparently it’s a VERY GOOD sensor, this review says it puts the iPhone 16 Pro Max ( Ultra Deluxe Super X Plus ) to shame.
Sorry just has a snaps, and those phone names are getting ridiculous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpQFrhd8VXw
Now if only they’d make a quality durable synthetic back instead of the glass garbage, that is the main reason for requiring a case, I might have bought it.
It’s very attractive IMO, Dimensity 9300+ is crazy fast, the screen is top tier, it has lots of storage and the Cameras are probably best in class.
The main point why I like the 13T/14T is the flat front screen, I hate curved screens, it reminds me of CRT monitors, and it’s bad for reflexes and erroneous input.
My 2 biggest beefs with modern high end phones are curved screens, and glass backs. It’s worse than no mini jack and SD slot IMO.