The new product offers capacities ranging from 256GB to 1TB and boasts sequential read speeds of 4300MB/s and sequential write speeds of 4000MB/s. The chip is based on 232-layer 3D NAND technology. The new product was developed in the company's labs in the US, China and South Korea.
The novelty got a classic look with a 47 mm steel case and dual architecture. The watch runs on two operating systems at once: Wear OS by Google and RTOS. The former is powered by the Snapdragon W5 processor, while the latter is powered by the BES2700 chip. If you use Wear OS all the time, the watch can work on a single charge up to 100 hours. When RTOS is activated, the battery life will increase to 12 days. By the way, a 500 mAh battery is responsible for the autonomy of the novelty.
The headphones have an in-canal design and Snapdragon S3 Gen 2 processor. The model supports active noise cancellation system (up to 55 dB). In addition, the device has a function that is responsible for eliminating noise during conversations.
The gadget has an 11.5-inch display with IPS LCD matrix, 2800×1840p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. The novelty runs a Snapdragon 870 processor paired with 8GB of RAM.
The firmware has been released with build number 4.0.0.111. The system weighs 157 MB and has already started to be received by users all over the world in waves. You can check for OTA via the proprietary application on your smartphone.
The monitor has a 27-inch Samsung QD-OLED 3rd generation display with 1440p resolution. The panel supports HDR and increased refresh rate up to 360 Hz. The claimed screen response time is 0.03 ms. The monitor has received VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black certification. Among the ports in the device there are HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4 and USB Type-C.
The novelty will get a 6.6-inch display with AMOLED-matrix, FHD+ resolution and refresh rate of 120 Hz. The smartphone will be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 7200 processor.
The smartphone gets a 6.9" AMOLED main display with 2790×1188p resolution and an additional 1.43" round display for notifications and widgets.
The launch of Galaxy A55 is getting closer by the day and quite a lot has already been known about the novelty. Now an insider has revealed, presumably, all the information about the model and the beginning of its sales.
Documents released as part of Google's antitrust case against the US Department of Justice (via CNBC) revealed Microsoft's ongoing attempts to persuade Apple to adopt Bing as the default search engine for Safari or even to acquire it.
According to the Taiwanese research company TrendForce, it is known that Apple will surprise its customers with a new iPhone 16 Pro model, which is rumoured to have a much better camera.
Google Photos has announced that it's bringing the improved sharing menu for Android 14 to more Pixel phones, giving users an easier way to share images and videos.
Oppo unveiled at MWC 2024 a prototype of its third-generation Air Glass 3 augmented reality glasses with artificial intelligence support.
Meta has announced a new vacancy for the company. The well-known giant is looking for highly skilled engineers to develop new specialised artificial intelligence and machine learning accelerators. These accelerators will be based on ASIC chips that provide a specialised hardware design to efficiently perform specific computing tasks.
Maldivian airline Beond is setting new standards in in-flight entertainment by offering passengers Apple's Vision Pro headset as part of its premium services.
