Re:Neural network spotted deep inside Samsung's Galaxy S7 si...
by coldtea on Tuesday August 23, 2016 @04:17AM
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>That test is relevant for the end user, but it doesn't make sense as a hardware test. It's a different system, on different hardware, with different apps (that happen to share the same name), and essentially what you're comparing is resource loading strategies. iPhone is better at that - great.
Anything besides the concrete end-user experience of a system doesn't matter at all.
(In theory it could matter for cpu/compiler designers etc -- but even what matters to them is inconsequential if in the end of the line it doesn't matter to the end-user).
Anything besides the concrete end-user experience of a system doesn't matter at all.
(In theory it could matter for cpu/compiler designers etc -- but even what matters to them is inconsequential if in the end of the line it doesn't matter to the end-user).