Apple just launched its first custom processor for computers. The M1 chip is similar to the A-series processors inside the iPhone and iPad, and it powers just two devices: The late 2020 MacBook >>
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Qualcomm is making a Nintendo Switch clone of its own
The PS5 and Xbox Series X were two of the most highly anticipated products of 2020, but Nintendo won the console wars last year. The Switch sold better than the PlayStation and Xbox >>
Here’s why the next-gen Galaxy S21 and OnePlus 9 might be even more expensive
The first rumors related to the Galaxy S21 indicate that Samsung’s first 2021 flagship might be even more expensive than the Galaxy S20. The Snapdragon 875 price has reportedly leaked, and the chip >>
Snapdragon 768G will bring killer performance to affordable 5G Androids
Qualcomm unveiled a brand new mobile processor for mid-range affordable Android smartphones. The Snapdragon 768G supports worldwide 5G, 120Hz displays, and features a faster CPU and GPU. The first phone to run on >>
The processor that will power the Galaxy S11 and Pixel 5 is official – everything you need to know
With 2019 almost over, we don’t have any significant smartphone announcements left, as most vendors release new products in time for the busy holiday shopping season that starts in early November, several weeks >>
Microsoft’s October Surface event will feature never-before-seen devices
September and October aren’t just about new smartphones, although many vendors do concentrate their holiday product releases on these two months of the year. The latest iPhone, Pixel, OnePlus and Huawei flagships are >>
Forget about 5G phones, the always-on 5G Windows 10 PC is almost here
The first 5G networks are here in several markets, including the US, Korea, and Europe, and buyers already have access to a bunch of exciting 5G smartphones, including the Galaxy S10 5G and >>
Huawei responds to Google’s Android ban and explains what will happen to its Android phones
The US government delivered a crippling blow to Huawei last week, placing the Chinese conglomerate on an “Entity List” that meant Huawei would not be able to acquire any technology from US companies >>
