Comments on: Silicon Heaven http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/ Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:29:57 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: تحت شعار “فقط لأننا نستطيع”, Symbian Foundation تضيف دعم المعالجات متعددة الأنوية s605th.com http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2083 تحت شعار “فقط لأننا نستطيع”, Symbian Foundation تضيف دعم المعالجات متعددة الأنوية s605th.com Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:25:20 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2083 جميعنا يعلم الآن أن أجهزة Nokia و العديد من أجهزة الشركات الأخرى تستخدم نظام التشغيل Symbian و الذي بات يتبع رسميا مؤسسة Symbian Foundation التي .... جميعنا يعلم الآن أن أجهزة Nokia و العديد من أجهزة الشركات الأخرى تستخدم نظام التشغيل Symbian و الذي بات يتبع رسميا مؤسسة Symbian Foundation التي ….

]]> By: Bobby http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2060 Bobby Mon, 15 Jun 2009 11:40:20 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2060 I just saw the new Nokia E72 and was anxious to know the outcome of a the above chip on a smartphone like this. This'll take the smartphone to a palpable level. I am also keen on knowing the LTE factor in all of this. I just saw the new Nokia E72 and was anxious to know the outcome of a the above chip on a smartphone like this. This’ll take the smartphone to a palpable level. I am also keen on knowing the LTE factor in all of this.

]]> By: Mark Wilcox http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2050 Mark Wilcox Sun, 14 Jun 2009 08:03:23 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2050 Lu, the demo shows a version of Symbian running that can already take advantage of those specs. You won't see the processor in a real commercial device for a while but that's not because the software isn't ready to take advantage of it. The processor is only just up and running, it'll take time to design products around it and bring them to market. Lu, the demo shows a version of Symbian running that can already take advantage of those specs. You won’t see the processor in a real commercial device for a while but that’s not because the software isn’t ready to take advantage of it. The processor is only just up and running, it’ll take time to design products around it and bring them to market.

]]> By: Lu http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2046 Lu Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:09:18 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2046 good hardware specs that can basically be for any phone OS out there but when will we see the symbian OS that will go and actually take advantage of those specs? 1 year form now? 2 years from now? I did see a road map a while ago so I'd say maybe a 1 year and a half. good hardware specs that can basically be for any phone OS out there but when will we see the symbian OS that will go and actually take advantage of those specs? 1 year form now? 2 years from now? I did see a road map a while ago so I’d say maybe a 1 year and a half.

]]> By: Symbian Foundation woos partners with King Kong of smartphones · TechBlogger http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2035 Symbian Foundation woos partners with King Kong of smartphones · TechBlogger Sat, 13 Jun 2009 18:49:10 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2035 [...] Read [...] [...] Read [...]

]]> By: تحت شعار “فقط لأننا نستطيع”, Symbian Foundation تضيف دعم المعالجات متعددة الأنوية الى نظام Symbian - GadgetsArabia http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2032 تحت شعار “فقط لأننا نستطيع”, Symbian Foundation تضيف دعم المعالجات متعددة الأنوية الى نظام Symbian - GadgetsArabia Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:58:23 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2032 [...] العمل المعني بتطوير نظام Symbian أعلن منذ عدة أيام عن ما أسماه إنجاز جديد هام على طريق تطوير [...] [...] العمل المعني بتطوير نظام Symbian أعلن منذ عدة أيام عن ما أسماه إنجاز جديد هام على طريق تطوير [...]

]]> By: Damavik http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-2002 Damavik Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:50:08 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-2002 The video is definitely impressive :) And yes, glad to see Symbian moving toward right direction. The video is definitely impressive :)
And yes, glad to see Symbian moving toward right direction.

]]> By: Entropy Monster http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-1994 Entropy Monster Mon, 08 Jun 2009 14:15:17 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-1994 in the video i like the way he has to kick the machine to get it to work! in the video i like the way he has to kick the machine to get it to work!

]]> By: Symbian y el procesamiento multitarea | AlgoEstaPasando.com http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-1992 Symbian y el procesamiento multitarea | AlgoEstaPasando.com Mon, 08 Jun 2009 07:16:51 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-1992 [...] muy interesante el artículo del blog oficial de Symbian donde se anuncia que por primera vez un Nokia S60 fue capaz de correr en una configuración de [...] [...] muy interesante el artículo del blog oficial de Symbian donde se anuncia que por primera vez un Nokia S60 fue capaz de correr en una configuración de [...]

]]> By: Stringer Bell http://blog.symbian.org/2009/06/04/silicon-heaven/#comment-1985 Stringer Bell Sat, 06 Jun 2009 22:42:55 +0000 http://blog.symbian.org/?p=1168#comment-1985 Bear in mind that many symbian phones have shipped with one or more arm cores already (one for the signalling stack/modem (usually an arm7) and one for the application OS (e.g arm11). In my experience, most discussions around power usage are not evidence based. If you are running the LED on full, GPS or 3G streaming then your battery is dead pretty quick regardless of how many cores you have. My E71 is already too hot when the CPU is maxed for a while, so I think the temperature ceiling is a big factor (heat syncs don't work well at all in trouser pockets). Which ever way you look at it- power management on a closed system is a hell of a lot easier than on an open system. Big challenges lay ahead. Bear in mind that many symbian phones have shipped with one or more arm cores already (one for the signalling stack/modem (usually an arm7) and one for the application OS (e.g arm11).

In my experience, most discussions around power usage are not evidence based. If you are running the LED on full, GPS or 3G streaming then your battery is dead pretty quick regardless of how many cores you have.
My E71 is already too hot when the CPU is maxed for a while, so I think the temperature ceiling is a big factor (heat syncs don’t work well at all in trouser pockets).

Which ever way you look at it- power management on a closed system is a hell of a lot easier than on an open system. Big challenges lay ahead.

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