A newbie seeks guidance
I've actually always had a question I don't quite understand: since Android is written based on Java, why not continue developing in Java? Can't we just increase the memory and RAM of Symbian phones? Looking for some explanation??
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I'm neither stubborn nor nostalgic; I just have always been infatuated with her, Saipan! ...Just like my obsession with the FC, from childhood to now, and forever. They added a stroke of color to my lonely childhood, and only they will never abandon me, bringing me care and happiness when I feel down...
Outdated configurations are loved by no one, brands without money are forced to sell, and the operating system is not smart. ←_←
Not sure, it probably isn't as simple as we think. If it really worked, they would have done it long ago...
Java phones cannot run large games, and they are very rigid; if you don't update for a long time, new ones won't come.
Nokia focuses on communication features, and phones weren't really meant for playing games anyway ←_←
Phones were originally used for communication, and games were just an additional function. However, some people were not satisfied, so they developed games, which led to what Android looks like today.
In the past, mobile phones couldn't even play games, let alone run a system; just being able to make calls was good enough. Now, to satisfy most people, every kind of system has appeared.
Those high-definition, luxurious, novel games that take up hundreds of megabytes, thousands of megabytes, or even gigabytes of space, with their first-person gorgeous visuals, and dazzling various effects… Can I play on the computer? … Compared to my Symbian, with her few-hundred-K, small yet exquisite games, with her charmingly poor graphics, the mesmerizingly bizarre and wildly fluctuating plots she thoughtfully hints at, I become immersed in them; she gives me truth, goodness, and beauty, she brings me a purely aesthetic experience… Passionate and skillful combat, with reasonably balanced abilities, my fingers fully enjoying the sense of impact she brings me… She is the ultimate, elevated one in my heart!
I've already said everyone has their own strengths, so don't wait until it turns into another quarrel ←_←
The graphics quality of Android games can also be a bit lower, and Android already has Java emulators.
That's different. If I really play Java games on an Android phone, for me, it would be a kind of annihilation compared to Symbian! ... Moreover, the sliding of fingers lacks the liveliness and the experience of pressing keys that Symbian phones give me... No matter what, it can't compare to the joy that Symbian brings me.
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