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Following the launch of the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro in March, some users told us about some areas where we could improve the devices’ battery life and heat management. Our top priority is always delivering a great user experience with our products, based in part on acting quickly on important user feedback.
#ONEPLUS BENCHMARKS DELETED GEEKBENCH CHEATING ALLEGATIONS ANDROID#
OnePlus provided the following statement to Android Authority regarding their benchmark results:
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More intensive games and benchmarks are allowed to harness the full performance of the OnePlus 9 Pro, and it is with the latter that Geekbench has taken an offense to, calling it “benchmark manipulation.” There's no doubt that OmniFocus by the Omni Group is the quintessential mac app.It seems that OnePlus has baked in a whitelist of sorts to limit performance in lighter apps where the user might not experience any issues with the lower performance, which will in turn offer better battery life and cooler temperatures. It's elegant, easy to use and simply makes work easier. It has nearly solved the digital ubiquitous capture problem. It's an iPhone app, it's an iPad app, it's desktop app, it's a whipped topping. Unfortunately it is not a windows app (yet).I spend most of my work hours on a Windows machine. I have developed a couple of rountines that allow me to integrate OmniFocus with my workflow on Windows. An easy way to add tasks to OmniFocus is by way of email. I'll briefly describe the hack and subsequently tell you that it is no longer needed. This is really just a modification of the excellent workflow described by Shawn Blanc. I've made some changes that make it a little more accurate and contemporaneous. #OMNIFOCUS FOR PC FULL#Īll of this requires a mac at home running full time. That's not a problem for me since I already had my mac running as a server for several reasons. In OmniFocus for Mac, turn on the mail rule in the preferences Maybe I'll write some posts about those other users. Head over to Apple's Mail.app and look at the newly added mail rule. I added an extra trigger that looks for mail to a special gmail address.I actually signed up for another email account that was prefixed with "qqq" so that it's easy to remember and type and is likely to be unique in my address book. Gmail also allows you to place a dot in the middle of your gmail address and still receive the mail. For example, also works as for receiving messages. I use the "qqq" prefix because it's easy to type to get an auto-suggestion in Outlook. I also added a rule that only accepts tasks from my preferred list of email addresses (Note that you can set that in the OmniFocus settings as well).
Namely, my personal and work email accounts. This helps, in case the spammers get smart enough to start sending OmniFocus enabled emails. How aweful would it be to get spam tasks. Fire up Outlook and send an email to your special address like this: The horror!Īdding a task from Outlook on Windows is simple. Now we have a precise rule that adds tasks to OmniFocus, except we have to wait for OmniFocus Mac to sync to the cloud before that task is available everywhere else. I decided to modify the Applescript that the Mail.app rule uses. I added a couple of lines to force OmniFocus to initiate a sync everytime it receives a taks from Mail.app.Įverything is working well.
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