This makes sense, because the new OS is built to boot and shut down
faster than previous editions, use less memory and disk space, consume fewer combined processor and GPU resources, and accommodate a wider range of devices and screen sizes.
In the Jan. 8
edition of Nature Communications, engineers from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln (UNL) and Stanford University show how they created thin - film organic transistors that could operate more
than five times
faster than previous examples of this experimental technology.