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Apple silicon app compatibility guides

isapplesiliconready.com and Does It Arm are nice simple sites that track whether MacOS apps have been updated to run natively on Apple's own processors, and wether they work under emulation. I've found that my apps run so well under emulation that it's not a problem (unlike the bad old days of the PPC-to-Intel switchover) but native comes with big performance gains. — Read the rest
Tags: Apple, Gadgets, Post, News, Ppc, Intel, Computers, Emulation, Apple Silicon

Apple silicon app compatibility guide

isapplesiliconready.com is a nice simple site that tracks whether MacOS apps have been updated to run natively on Apple's own processors, and wether they work under emulation. I've found that my apps run so well under emulation that it's not a problem (unlike the bad old days of the PPC-to-Intel switchover) but native comes with big performance gains. — Read the rest
Tags: Apple, Gadgets, Post, News, Ppc, Intel, Computers, Emulation, Apple Silicon

3D-printed thumbdrive looks like tiny graphics card

On Reddit, u/liluberninjadl posted this tiny 3D-printed GPU which, on close inspection, turns out to be a thumbdrive. You won't be mining or gamering with it, but isn't it adorable?
Tags: Gadgets, Post, News, 3d Printing, Reddit, Gpu, Miniatures, Components

Xiaomi Mi 11 review: cheaper, top-spec phone undercuts competition

Great screen, flagship chips and good camera with a few corners cut for significantly cheaper priceWith the Mi 11 Xiaomi, one of China’s largest electronics firms, is attempting to undercut Samsung with a premium, top-spec phone costing significantly less.The £750 Mi 11 is the first of Xiaomi’s new top-spec phones for the year, replacing the Mi 10 series from 2020. Continue reading...
Tags: Android, Gadgets, Technology, China, Samsung, Smartphones, Mobile Phones, Xiaomi, Xiaomi Mi