But it cannot. Have you ever seen the kind of setups professionals in various industries are using for their craft? Like DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), 3D modelling (Blender / Maya / whatever), JetBrains IDEs (or others), architects, doctors, etc.
How does that fit on a smartphone's screen? It doesn't.
Your phone is not and cannot be a PC.
A laptop is barely adequate.
Now I'm not saying there's not that one musician who managed to create that one hit from his smarthpone but most musicians use a proper setup. Proper instruments. Proper PC.
Is a phone sufficient to post pictures and vids on social media? Sure. But there's more to the world than social media.
I haven't seen many vids of chip engineers or SpaceX engineers working on next gen tech from smartphones.
A phone is not a PC, no matter how much you're addicted to your phone.
And yet, we managed to work on PCs that were significantly less powerful than modern phones for decades, and got things done!
If you are expecting your phone to be identical to a modern PC then yes you will be disappointed. But its processing power and capabilities are more than adequate for 99% of software.
The percentage of 3D modellers and people running DAWs are very low; running office-style applications and web browsing is perfectly acceptable. We managed to live without the web browsing bit for many years too! Eg. I ran a 386SX and a 486 DX for my homework decades ago, without the Internet. Modern phones are perfectly capable of this.
But it cannot. Have you ever seen the kind of setups professionals in various industries are using for their craft? Like DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), 3D modelling (Blender / Maya / whatever), JetBrains IDEs (or others), architects, doctors, etc.
How does that fit on a smartphone's screen? It doesn't.
Your phone is not and cannot be a PC.
A laptop is barely adequate.
Now I'm not saying there's not that one musician who managed to create that one hit from his smarthpone but most musicians use a proper setup. Proper instruments. Proper PC.
Is a phone sufficient to post pictures and vids on social media? Sure. But there's more to the world than social media.
I haven't seen many vids of chip engineers or SpaceX engineers working on next gen tech from smartphones.
A phone is not a PC, no matter how much you're addicted to your phone.