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The slogan "The phone that works like your PC" has definitely lived on!

Curious what's the experience like when running ARM applications, especially the GUI apps. Do they out perform the X64 counterpart? How about vs. Apple silicon?



I suspect that the biggest pain point will be the wonky behaviour of the 950 when the battery starts getting low; it reboots under load with low battery.


Lets start naming PC as Phone Computer.


Who even uses a phone majorly as a phone? Might as well be a PC that sometimes makes phone calls.


Support staff of any kind, operations businesspeople.


PC in this context should mean Pocket Computer.

I like to think of them like the modern update to the pocket watch.


How about reviving that Pocket PC term from Windows Mobile era?




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