All articles tagged with #hardware limitations
Final Fantasy 14 is nearing the end of its support for PlayStation 4 due to hardware data limits and Sony's regulations, with the game having received multiple updates and expansions. Square Enix and Sony are working to extend support, but future updates may be limited, and the game might move to newer consoles with the release of the next expansion, possibly marking the end of its PS4 era.
Apple delayed proper multitasking on iPad due to early hardware limitations and responsiveness concerns. With iPadOS 26, Apple introduces a new windowed multitasking UI, borrowing Mac design elements, and expanding multitasking capabilities across more iPad models, signaling a move towards making the iPad a more viable laptop replacement.
Google revealed on #TheAndroidShow that the Gemini Nano AI model will not be coming to the base model Pixel 8 due to hardware limitations, leaving owners wondering if it will ever arrive. However, the AI is expected to be available on more high-end devices in the near future.
Modders like Kaze Emanuar are using modern tools and accumulated development knowledge to overcome the N64's limitations, creating impressive software that surpasses commercially released games. With techniques like achieving 60 FPS and improved textures, these modders are pushing the console to its limits, leading to a renaissance of N64 gaming.
Samsung's new Galaxy S24 series introduces AI features in its One UI Android skin, but the company has confirmed that the Galaxy AI suite won't be available on devices released before 2023, citing the need to ensure that AI experiences can be supported by mobile performance. While some older devices will receive the AI features, Samsung's decision not to include devices released before 2023 seems to be influenced by factors beyond hardware limitations, possibly hinting at future costs associated with cloud resources. The Galaxy S24 series is available for pre-order, starting at $799.