How will the people who argued that 64-bit was useless look back in 2022 and see smartphones with far more than 4GB of RAM, and all those giant, foldable phones with vastly increased productivity?
Oct 10, 2022| How will the people who argued that 64-bit was useless look back in 2022 and see smartphones with far more than 4GB of RAM, and all those giant, foldable phones with vastly increased productivity?
Android is an open world where users can choose how to install software. This is a double-edged sword. Users get convenience and freedom of choice, but app makers can also take advantage of this by circumventing restrictions through their own channels. Android apps, especially in domestic environments, have been slow to reach 64-bit, with openness being a major stumbling block.
OPPO, vivo, Xiaomi, Huawei, together with Alibaba, Baidu and other Internet giants are taking the lead in promoting 64-bit applications, basically radiating the entire Chinese smartphone market. Soon, Android users will be able to embrace full 64-bit apps just like Apple users.
How will the people who argued that 64-bit was useless look back in 2022 and see smartphones with far more than 4GB of RAM, and all those giant, foldable phones with vastly increased productivity?
