HTC community well on its way to its own accelerated video drivers

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Brien @ Jul 21st 2008 11:00AM

I'm supposed to get excited about a spinning cylinder? Nice guys. That's defiantly almost iPhone quality. ...Keep workin' at it. ;)

Personally I don't think phones need more flash, I think they need more function. Like, why can't I send a fax as easily as a text message? Lots of places (e.g. golf courses) would allow me to schedule a t-time via fax, but not text message.

...Fax probably isn't the best example, but the idea is that I think phones should try to be more useful and less entertaining. Maybe it's just me, but I get bored of even the iPhone glitter after about two weeks.

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TheGasMan @ Jul 21st 2008 11:30AM

Well, aside from the fact that your comment is almost completely off-topic... The spinning cylinder is a D3D demo designed to benchmark 3D performance. It's not supposed to impress you.

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PeterF @ Jul 21st 2008 12:36PM

I am sure Windows Mobile has a program to send a fax as easily as a text message.

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gareth @ Jul 21st 2008 4:20PM

I think Breins comment was a joke... I HOPE it was a joke.

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Brien @ Jul 21st 2008 5:12PM

it wasn't a joke, and i was on topic. i know too much about 3d graphics to be wowed.

...am i the only one who noticed the shading doesn't match the light source? this is a VERY basic 3D example.

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NuShrike @ Jul 22nd 2008 6:53PM

If you know so much, have you tried the app WITHOUT the drivers? Day and night, but then what do you know?

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