Huaweis nye billigmobil har tynnere rammer og større skjerm

[AfterGlow]

Honor 7X er kunngjort.

Huaweis nye billigmobil har tynnere rammer og større skjerm

[DrPaulus]

Denne ser jo ut som en vinner. Men skulle ikke huawei droppe billige telefoner? Eller skal Honor bli egen merkevare?

[steikemeg]

Denne ser jo ut som en vinner. Men skulle ikke huawei droppe billige telefoner? Eller skal Honor bli egen merkevare?

 

De lanserer Honor som eget merke i Kina/Asia

[G]

Litt vel mye android 7.0/7.x som slippes nå, tross at 8.0 er å finne på Nexus, Sony..

 

https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_honor_7x-8880.php

Endret 13. oktober 2017 av G

[Chipsmaster]

"XXX har tynnere rammer og større skjerm"

Hvor mange ganger har vi ikke fått den?

[polljen]

Denne ser jo ut som en vinner. Men skulle ikke huawei droppe billige telefoner? Eller skal Honor bli egen merkevare?

 

 

 

Denne ser jo ut som en vinner. Men skulle ikke huawei droppe billige telefoner? Eller skal Honor bli egen merkevare?

De lanserer Honor som eget merke i Kina/Asia

 

Honor har i mange år blitt markedsført som en egen merkevare, som ligger litt under Huawei i pris. Honor er rett nok 100% Huawei innvendig, men utad så har den lenge fremstått som egen merkevare.

Huawei har uttalt at de i større grad skal prioritere det dyrere segmentet, så det er all grunn til å tro at Honor da i større grad vil være budsjettmerket til Huawei. Honor har hatt (og har) hatt egne nettsider uavhengig av Huawei som sagt i flere år. 

 

Jeg har selv i flere hatt (og har fremdeles) både Huawei- og Honortelefoner og Honor har så absolutt så langt vært mye telefon for det den koster.

[Aasgaard]

18:9 er vel rundt regnet 2:1.

[mandela]

Litt vel mye android 7.0/7.x som slippes nå, tross at 8.0 er å finne på Nexus, Sony..

Det er fordi planlegging og utvikling av nye modeller fortsatt tar opp mot ett år.

[Minus]

Nå er ikke jeg noen språkekspert, men det virker som det mangler sammenligningsgrunnlag i overskriften. Jeg føler i hvertfall at det mangler litt, som f.eks "enn iPhone 8".

[C64C]

Sjekk ut Elephone P8.

 

Endret 18. oktober 2017 av C64C

[H_Bozz]

Litt vel mye android 7.0/7.x som slippes nå, tross at 8.0 er å finne på Nexus, Sony..

 

https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_honor_7x-8880.php

 

Hva er fordelen for meg å bruke android 8.0 over android 4.0 eller 5.0?

 

Fungerer navigation, internet, wifi deling eller chatting bedre? Blir det bedre lyd ved musikk lytting? Tar kameraet bedre bilder?

 

Hva har 7.0 vs. 8.0 å si for meg som bruker?

[G]

 

Litt vel mye android 7.0/7.x som slippes nå, tross at 8.0 er å finne på Nexus, Sony..

 

https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_honor_7x-8880.php

Hva er fordelen for meg å bruke android 8.0 over android 4.0 eller 5.0?

 

Fungerer navigation, internet, wifi deling eller chatting bedre? Blir det bedre lyd ved musikk lytting? Tar kameraet bedre bilder?

 

Hva har 7.0 vs. 8.0 å si for meg som bruker?

 

 

Årsaken til at jeg ønsker 8.0, er at Google har lovet en forbedring for "oppdateringsstagnasjonen" som har rammet android fra dens fødsel.

 

Jeg vet ikke skråsikkert om alt av den "stagnasjonen" blir lappet på med 8.0, men det er begynnelsen ihvertfall på en sårt tiltrengt endring. Derfor så vil jeg ikke kjøpe mobiltelefon med 7.x preinnstallert, og sånn sett risikere å fortsatt finansiere på det gamle "paradigmet".

 

Ganske enkelt forklart. Det har altså lite med ekstrafunksjonalitet å gjøre, selv om nyheter i 8.0 utover en potensiell oppdateringsfleksibilitet bare blir for bonuser å regne.

 

Jeg velger å sitere:

Between Android Nougat and Android Oreo there are no major visual changes, but those that exist have primarily been made to improve usability, increase consistency or add a layer of future-proofing to everybody’s favorite mobile OS.

Kilde: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-8-0-review-758783/

 

 

En viktig start på en ny æra for Android:

Meanwhile, Project Treble, which separates the vendor implementation from the Android OS framework, allows each to be updated independently. This means that OEMs can simply update the Android part of their phones without requiring anything from silicon vendors, which theoretically means you’ll get updates faster (I’ll believe it when I see it). Treble will be a part of all new devices launching with Oreo, although current Pixel phones are also supported.

 

 

 

 

Android Instant Apps are another new introduction we’ve covered in greater detail elsewhere, but the ability to use select functionality of apps you don’t actually install on your phone is a revolutionary idea. AIA will massively reduce the need for keeping those occasional-use apps on your device, freeing up storage space for things you want, like photos or music, while still allowing you to access all the benefits of app-based activities. Check out Adam’s great video on the significance of AIA.

 

 

 

 

Dersom Oreo (8.0) viser seg å kanskje kunne garantere at mobiltelefonhardwaren, leveres med Bluetooth 5.0, så er jo det bare en fantastisk nyhet:

 

 

Bluetooth 5 support is another well-publicized feature of Android 8.0. Offering such enticing benefits as double the data throughput over short distances or quadruple the range with less throughput, Bluetooth 5 is a big deal.

 

There has been a lot of confusion surrounding the tech though, so much so that our very own Gary Sims has published several articles outlining what Bluetooth 5 does (hint: it has nothing to do with streaming audio), how effective it is and how many devices can make use of it yet (hint: close to none). Like HDR display support for full gamut color apps, Bluetooth 5 is an investment in the future. Fortunately, the first devices to launch with Bluetooth 5 hardware and Oreo out of the box are very likely right around the corner.

 

 

 

Og her er noe av bonusene:

Android 8.0 is also more about assuming control than any previous version of Android. Whether it’s Google putting the brakes on rampant resource-hungry app processes or users having more power to limit what apps can access and how notifications are handled, Oreo has it in droves.

Selv om slik kontroll app-kontroll dukket opp allerede i Android 6.0, så er det jo litt hyggelig med mer finkontroll?

 

Background execution limits are one way Google has devised to throttle the amount of resources used by background processes. As you know, many apps like to keep various processes running in the background, whether to more quickly serve you notifications or to keep track of where you are. But you know what they say about giving someone enough rope, so with Oreo, Google has said enough is enough.

Høres helt riktig ut spør du meg!!

Ekstrakilde: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-oreo-vs-android-nougat-background-execution-limits-794703/

 

 

Så kommer det ytterligere sikkerhetstiltak:

A couple of other features available prior to Android 8.0 Oreo are also aimed squarely at keeping you in the driver’s seat where your device security is concerned. Google Play Protect lets you know even before you install an app that it has been certified safe by the Google Play team. Then, Play Protect scans billions of apps in Google’s marketplace daily to ensure things stay on the up and up.

 

As in Nougat, Oreo makes a note on the App Info page of where each app was installed from. Previously, enabling Unknown Sources used to be a blanket action, but now each app that wants to download another from anywhere but Google Play must have permission granted on a case-by-case basis. This access can, of course, be revoked at any time.

 

You still have granular control over the app permissions granted to each app on your phone, either by permission category or on a per-app basis. But you can now also monitor special app access settings, like the ability to display over other apps, have unrestricted data access, use PiP mode or modify system settings. Again, these settings will not appeal to everybody, but as with everything else in Oreo, it’s a power user feature safely tucked away where it’s accessible but not confusing to the casual user.

Which brings us to Vitals. Announced earlier this year, Vitals is another initiative by Google to improve system performance and stability. It includes security tools, OS optimizations and various tools for developers to monitor their app’s usage on your device. Again, what all this analytics means is that app developers can optimize their apps for your device, giving you better battery life and app performance.

 

Finally, Google is launching Play Console Dashboards, which will show developers performance issues like battery drain, crashes, slow user interfaces and more in their apps, along with suggestions on how to fix these problems.

 

If you own a eligible Pixel or Nexus device, you can sign up now for the Android O Beta Program to get an early version of the OS before it launches later this summer.

Kilde: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-o-fluid-experiences-772985/

All good, all good..

 

 

For mindre bekymrede brukere, så kan kanskje slikt være akkurat det som vipper vektskålen?

Another speedy Oreo feature is smart text selection. This will be pretty familiar to anyone that regularly translates foreign words in Marshmallow or Nougat, but in Oreo it’s even smarter. Whereas Translate and Web Search were previously relegated to the overflow menu when you highlighted a section of text, Android 8.0 will not only anticipate the phrase you’re trying to highlight, but it will also predict which app you’re likely to want to use next and put it at the front of the copy/paste menu.

 

Following on from this, Oreo can learn your sharing habits too. On a basic level, Smart sharing connects apps with activities. So, for example, it will know to pair a photo of a receipt with an expense app or a selfie with messenger and social media apps. But Smart sharing will also begin to learn your habits and adapt to the apps with which you typically share specific types of content. It works with images, video, audio and text.

 

 

One of the least touted features of Android Vitals is faster boot times. On the Pixel the boot up process is noticeably faster – twice as fast in fact. What used to take ages is now done in seconds, complete with a ‘powered by Android’ logo.

 

High performance Bluetooth audio was one of the first Oreo features to capture the attention of the Android masses. Sony donated its LDAC codec to Google for inclusion in Oreo, opening up the mobile OS to superior audio connections on supported hardware. I won’t go into detail here, as Rob’s LDAC explainer and Oreo audio feature articles do the topic much better justice, but suffice to say Oreo supports audio quality that surpasses both what the human ear can discern or what the vast majority of high-end audio equipment can even reproduce.

Endret 15. oktober 2017 av G

[mandela]

G har et poeng, det er alltid noen funksjoner som kun blir (påkrevd) implementert for modeller som starter på en viss Android versjon, slik har det vært med enhetskryptering som standard, Googles tyverisperre, AB updates (denne kommer kanskje på telefoner som starter på Android 8*?). Samtidig er det slik at nye programvareutgivelser og modeller er alltid like rundt hjørnet.

 

* https://source.android.com/devices/tech/ota/ab_updates (se nederst på siden)

[nor50]

18:9 er vel rundt regnet 2:1.

 

Men man har lenge brukt 16:9 på skjermer, så 18:9 ser litt mer kjent/sammenlignbart ut enn 2:1...