Community-Driven Tech Support Platform
Concept: A platform where users can ask tech-related questions and get answers from a community of experts and enthusiasts. The platform can include features like live chat, forums, and a knowledge base. Features: Live Chat Support: Users can get real-time help from community members. Forums: A place for users to post questions and get answers from the community. Knowledge Base: A repository of articles, guides, and FAQs created by the community. Reputation System: Users earn points and badges for contributing to the community. Integration with Popular Tools: Integrate with tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and GitHub for seamless collaboration. Benefits: Quick Solutions: Users can get answers to their questions quickly. Community Engagement: Encourages knowledge sharing and collaboration. Resourceful: A comprehensive knowledge base for future reference.
I want a "PC Phone" but Satya Nadella doesn't return my calls...
This is an excerptfrom a letter that I sent to "The Board" of Tesla yesterday but even if Tesla made the phone I describe I think the Windows version would be much more popular... . .. ... The Tesla Phone: This idea was originally for Microsoft,and I still think it has the potential to turn the Microsoft phone franchise around. There would also be a market for an Apple "PC Phone" and if you wanted to take a risk Tesla could fight with Google for the table scraps. Today, a high-end smartphone is as powerful as the average desktop was a few years ago, and something I have been dreaming of for over twenty years is a Windows phone, which you can dock to a terminal, on which it would run the PC version of Windows (12). You can already attach a mouse, a keyboard, and a monitor to an Android phone, but Tesla could make a big deal of it. Your company could develop a phone that would serve something that looked like Android on the machines built in screen and Linux on its peripheral monitors. You could then sell docking stations as an option that would allow the user to run the PC versions of LibreOffice and Gimp and what have you. ... .. .
Wouldn't it be great, awesome, if they made a Surface Go with a processor like an m1 apple performan
I like the idea of using a full windows 11 on a table/laptop pc. It is amazing, but the lower performance of the Surface Go I've heard that they are put off, I myself have a surface Go 1 8Gb 128GB and a Surface Go 3 i3, 8gb, 128gb, but I would love and enjoy a small tablet laptop pc I can go with the performance of an m1 apple cpu performance. Imagine having a surface go with full windows, a small pc, and the powerhouse of an m1 apple performance? Mind blowned and it would destroy any ipad tablet because Windows has full windows like a real pc but a tablet. I would be mind blowing and way out of the box innovation from Windows if this is possible. You have great potential with surface go and a powerhouse cpu on a small table/laptop Microsoft. Don't let the hype go away. Introduce a new Surface Go with a cpu or arm processor rivaling the m1 and you will kill ipads forever.
Add Vibration and Phone Call to convert tablet into a phone
As a tablet user, tablets and phones share a lot of similarities: - On-screen time ~8 hours - support full touch screen and wireless keyboard What are the odds of converting a tablet into a phone by adding more SIM card related features like: - Vibrate call - Phone Call feature i.e. transfer window phone modules+usb wires inside tablet
