The text seems to be discussing the possibility of running Windows 11 on a smartphone, with the author expressing interest in the idea and noting the absence of certain features on their device. They also mention Microsoft's decision to discontinue Windows Phone despite the existence of fans of the platform.

A video showcases a OnePlus 6T running a full version of Windows 11, which is more powerful than expected.

Many older smartphones with processors such as 835, 845, 855, and 888 can be installed with Windows 11, and enthusiasts from the Grenni Geit project have compiled a list of supported devices, including the Surface Duo and Surface Neo with their dual screens.

The installation process was cancelled, but the narrator suggests following the instructions on the project's website and watching the video tutorials on YouTube to increase the chances of success. The narrator shares their experience of trying to install a custom version of Windows 11 and advises reading the instructions thoroughly before attempting the installation process.

After three days of suffering, the user finally sees the Windows setup screen and is able to smoothly set up their computer with a mouse and keyboard connected through an adapter. They also note that both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are working well, and they are able to connect wireless headphones if desired.

The article discusses the features and benefits of the Integrakha app store for Android devices, including its growing popularity, user reviews and ratings, and the ease of use for both developers and consumers. The article also emphasizes the store's focus on safety and security, with manual moderation and antivirus protection for all apps.

GO on their smartphone and found that it worked well at first, but there were issues with the camera and sound not working due to a lack of drivers for the specific phone model. The author notes that this may not be an issue for other phone models.

The article discusses how Microsoft develops Windows for both x86 processors and ARM-based devices, including smartphones, and how Qualcomm processors used in laptops and PCs can also be used in smartphones. The only real challenge in launching ARM 64 builds of Windows 10 or 11 on smartphones is the UEFI boot, which can be solved by creating a bootloader under the Linux kernel.

Windows 11 mozhno perevernut telefon dlya albomnoi orientatsii, no v vertikalnom polozhenii ne tak udobno polzovatsya.

The author ran Cinebench R23 on their device with Snapdragon 845, 8GB RAM, and Adreno 630 graphics. They mention that the benchmark is only available for x86 architecture, but they were able to run it on their device using emulation and achieved a score of 1023 in multi-core and 268 in single-core. They also mention wanting to try emulation on the OnePlus 6T.

The text mentions that the author was able to successfully run 3DMark on Windows 11 and obtain results, despite some initial concerns.

The author talks about their experience playing games on a smartphone, including Counter-Strike, which runs smoothly but experiences lag during battles. They suggest lowering the resolution to improve performance and mention that not all games utilize the graphics processor. The author also suggests that developers could improve performance by optimizing for smartphones and mentions the possibility of compiling drivers or EFI for specific smartphones.

The text highlights the benefits of communication, including the ability to screen calls and the fact that many smartphones have this feature. The author also mentions that communication is important and useful.

The text discusses issues related to charging smartphones, including problems with charging on Windows phones and overheating during charging. It also mentions the possibility of using a regular SIM card for internet without making calls.

The article discusses the benefits of having a dual-boot system on a smartphone, where two operating systems can coexist, and how it can be useful for running x86 applications on more powerful hardware. The author also mentions their personal experience of connecting their Huawei Mate 50 Pro to a monitor and running Windows 11 for ARM.

The potential of OnePlus 6T with Snapdragon 845 and the impressive performance of Windows 11 on outdated hardware are two interesting points. Windows 11 is optimized for mobile hardware, and it is ready for phones with a few adaptations. Microsoft's mistakes and the possibility of Windows for ARM solutions are also discussed.