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Date Time Planning for Liverpool’s future undeterred by COVID-19 Liverpool City Council has brought together business leaders and experts, developers, and Council staff to discuss its vision for commercial development in the Liverpool City Centre and beyond. Council’s Developer Forum, its first for 2021, was adapted from an in-person to an online event, attracting leading real estate, property, planning, law, and hospitality practitioners including Deloitte, AMP Capital, Colliers, Lendlease and Frasers. The forum’s agenda focused on Council’s Planning and Development Application funct...
May 24, 2021 4:00 AM PT ARM and x86 have been doing battle for the last decade. ARM tried to move into the server market and failed; Intel, which carries most of the x86 burden, tried to move on cellphones and failed. The battle for tablets is ongoing, with ARM in the lead, and the battle for notebooks continues with Intel mainly in the lead. Up until recently, Qualcomm has primarily been the standard-bearer for ARM, but that will change if Nvidia's attempt to buy ARM is successful; which is likely. Nvidia seems to be more interested in servers than smartphones at the moment. Still, they do...
'); //]]>//--> By Rob Enderle May 24, 2021 4:00 AM PT ARM and x86 have been doing battle for the last decade. ARM tried to move into the server market and failed; Intel, which carries most of the x86 burden, tried to move on cellphones and failed. The battle for tablets is ongoing, with ARM in the lead, and the battle for notebooks continues with Intel mainly in the lead. Up until recently, Qualcomm has primarily been the standard-bearer for ARM, but that will change if Nvidia's attempt to buy ARM is successful; which is likely. Nvidia seems to be more interested in servers than smartphones...
Zoom Becomes the Only App to Have Access to Private iPad Camera API for Multitasking May 10, 2021 06:44 EDT App developer Jeremy Provost has discovered that Apple has given Zoom access to a private iPad camera API. This makes Zoom the only third-party app to have access to this API, the other one being Apple's own FaceTime. This API allows the user to use the camera during iPad's Split View multitasking. As you may have guessed, with access to this feature, Zoom users have the advantage to use the Split View multitasking various apps like Twitter or other apps to do whatever they want to...