offtopic: do you know that wacom's digitaizer used in EE have the same pressure control wich is present in wacom's pen tablets? Limited to 256 levels of pressure (2048 levels in pro tablets). It can bring you possibilities to make more realistics graphics (so you can control brush size or colors hue, just by pen's pressure) which is very good news for designers
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Originally Posted by borisb
I didn't mean work in the sense of "employment" "Work" in English can also mean "be occupied doing" or "busy doing", or just "doing". The fact is you have the luxury of chosing what to do and when to do it, not to mention the choice of doing just one thing. The EE devs are working on multiple tasks, prioritized by management |
lol. I thought you were good enough in English to understand that it was ironic. And speaking of work, I meant that in contrast to a team of developers who work at EE, I do not sit for six hours, five days a week for the next several months writing a program. I just spent a little time to fix something that did not allow me to comfortably use a computer.
P.S. I had experience as a leading developer and head of the IT department, so it's not worth talking about a large number of tasks, and other problems. It's a very lame excuse.
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Originally Posted by D4N14L
Robot, do you think that you will ever release a version of the firmware based on Android 2.2 (or above, when the time comes)?
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They work. But as employers they can't talk about it. And as there's no official annonsement I think it will not happen soon (and soon in official terms mean anyway from one to three month). As I allready talked, there's compititors comming. So the only way to survive is to make things faster than other.