Sikker på at seamless uoffisielt er i mange telefoner. Det som er dumt er at det er så hysj,hysj at ikke de får betalt- siden det ville røpe hele greia
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Kan også være at det rett og slett ikke er noe seamless i det hele tatt 
Av de reklamene som har vært om denne telefonen både av influensere på tiktok og andre steder så er ikke denne overføringen til iphone fremhevet heller.
Ja, det er litt av greia med den appen der. Tviler på at den blir lastet ned av noen som har en Iphone, med mindre de også har et Honor produkt som gjør at de trenger det. Mulig jeg hadde strukket meg til å laste den ned hvis partneren min hadde Honor telefon, men tvilsomt ellers. Litt usikker på om den tap-to-share vil bli en veldig stor hit, med mindre den kan brukes uten nedlastning på den andre telefonen.
Jeg tror fortsatt ikke at Elabs sitt nye sensor produkt er lansert på den 400-serien. Hvis det lanseres som en løsning hvor Iphone ikke trenger app er dette noe de ville lansert med Flagship telefonen sin og OS update vil jeg tro.
Dersom den er lansert på 400-serien er det skuffende fra et teknologi perspektiv, men positivt fra et inntjeningsperspektiv. Tror uansett ikke det er tilfelle.
youtu.be/YlZAFH4JqFE
Sjekk ut slutten av denne Intel-presentasjonen og man skjønner hvor samarbeidet med Elliptic bærer av sted
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Tips å legge med timestamp og hva du refererer til
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Fra 37:00
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It seems you can interpret anything in a positive manner, regardless of what the article states. Simmilar to how some poster like aght and aksjekongen can interpret everything negatively. It does not state anywhere that US sensors is more reliable. I still believe that the smartphone sensor is mostly a mid to low end product, as it is mostly implemented in that segment of phones. From what we know it is not integrated in the flagships of either Honor or Xiaomi anymore, so the most premium product uses physical sensors.
There was a bunch of complaints about Xiaomi’s reliability when it came to proximity sensors. I believe they have improved since then, but especially during 2019-2021 there was a lot of complaints. They probably got a lot of data from those years, as the rollout increased a lot. I believe that they are better than before, as I there seem to be less complaints regarding this, but it is hard to track due to the fact that a lot of the volume is sold in countries with low % of english speaking populations.
When it comes to the three different sensors you mention, the ultrasound sensor and virtual proximity sensor both go under the term virtual sensors. The complaints you see on reddit was also about Xiaomi phones, if you scroll down here. https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/on7b0y/avoid_android_devices_with_virtual_proximity/
There is also this article here. Xiaomi to address the proximity sensor issue on some of its phones - GSMArena.com news
They obviously made some wrong claims about stopping using Elabs entirely, but Xiaomi shifted many high end phones to physical sensors during 2023. Including its flagship, which has not had ELABS since xiaomi 12. Xiaomi has also developed a virtual sensor, which it has in very cheap phones, including this one.
Redmi 14C Specs | Xiaomi UK - Xiaomi UK
The reason why I hope the Tap-to-share for smartphone is better than what is currently launched on Honor 400 series is mostly because it would enable Elabs to have sensors in the Mid and High-end market. The High end is an area they are currently lacking, as Honor, Vivo, Xiaomi all use non-elabs solutions.
The exception being Transsion who uses Elabs, but their flagships are priced mid-range.
When it comes to what GSMarena reports on specs, before release they report on what is rumoured and that they know. After release they update the specs. If the OEM does not specifically list that the phone has a virtual/ US sensor they can’t know before they review it themselves. Honor is the manufacturer that seems to usually have the type of prox sensor in their spec sheet on release from experience, while Vivo f.ex does not.
It is important that the discussion, both on what Elabs currently offers and how good their products are remains balanced. It is equally important that discussion about it’s future products/ implementation of them remains balanced. I don’t think its unreasonable to think there is a good possibility for the new smartphone sensor to be launched during the year, given statements about the development of it being done based on broad market demand. To speculate and say it is launched before we have confirmation seems unnecessary.
It’s important that this does not become and echo-chamber where everything is all BULL and is interpreted the best possible way.
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I have described possibilities, scenarios, etc. If your read carefully I rarely state anything as certain. At least I dont keep things certain in my own decisions 
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Yup, that’s how I read you Mr"could be something could be nothing" 
Jeg skrev egentlig et lengre innlegg, men fordi det var første post i denne tråden fikk jeg ikke poste lenke og ble litt demotivert av å måtte poste en gjørdetselv-url
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Regarding Hardware (HW) vs Software (SW) issues you mention above. I have mention this before (about six months ago).
I’ve been working with several software programming since 2008. There can be SW bugs in early stages, but SW will never change. As long the program gets all correct Inputs, it will give you the output it is programmed to give you. With a well tested SW it is always the HW that will have a failure if the equipment doesn’t work correctly. To be able to get correct inputs HW need to work properly.
This is why I like the strategy Elabs is doing regarding their business and deploying their product; First they deploy in small scale, then to fix SW bugs, when proper tested, release in big scale. Started with smartphones, now they’re main focus is on pc/laptops. With this kind of structure, they don’t need many to work on support on released products.
Disclaimer: I own Elabs shares 
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Stein på stein mot mid-term target 
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Kan bli stort dette, hentet fra nettsiden;
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Trenger ikke mange ørene per device her for å få fart på omsetningen med 60 devicer added per second 
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Men det var et selskap med bare 24 millioner USD i inntekter i 1Q, så ikke akkurat så mye penger der om jeg leste riktig.
Men selvfølgelig positivt med nye bruksområder 
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Hjemmesiden Deres:
19 Milliarder produkter Globalt til nå.
2 Milliarder pr. år.
Vil nok ta litt tid før det blir penger av dette, men så kan dette gi et bra bidrag i omsetningen.
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Dette forklarer nok hintene fra Elabs siste halvår om aktivitet innen IoT.
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De har jo hatt samarbeid med Syntiant, lanserte ett produkt som ikke ble til noe mer. Så får håpe dette samarbeidet er basert på forespørsel om funksjonalitet fra en kunde. Kanskje samsung ønsker seameless funksjoner mellom earbuds og mobil feks, hadde vært en bra case
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