Right now, the Galaxy Watch4 has a bevy of different sensors that help you assess your health. It’s impressive that companies can fit so many sensors into such a small device, but they keep adding more. Most smartwatches and fitness trackers are judged based on how accurate their sensors are. The Galaxy Watch5 could have a thermometer The Galaxy Watch5 could have a thermometer Now, we have a report that Samsung will be adding yet another sensor....
For two generations, the Galaxy Z Fold series lacked compatibility with Samsung’s popular S Pen. A lot of people found that weird, as unfolding the phone basically made it a tablet. The tablet form factor is great for a stylus. Last year, Samsung finally added S Pen support for the Galaxy Z Fold3, and it was housed in an odd-looking phone case. Now, the Galaxy Z Fold4’s S Pen has finally entered mass production Now, the Galaxy Z Fold4’s S Pen has finally entered mass production...
Right now, it’s not a great time for tech. Companies are struggling to get products out due to supply chain issues. They’re also struggling to keep their products’ prices down to a reasonable level. For example, Samsung’s next foldable devices are expected to also jump in price. The Meta Quest 2 will have a $100 price increase The Meta Quest 2 will have a $100 price increase People looking to Meta for their foray into the Metaverse might not be happy with this next bit of news....
Qualcomm is rebranding the Snapdragon chipsets, which we knew was coming since Qualcomm is getting close to the end of numbers. We won’t know the full name for this new chipset until Snapdragon Tech Summit kicks off next week from Hawaii. We’ve seen leaks of what the new chipset will be called, but that doesn’t really matter. What matters is how good the chipset actually is. This is the first major naming change for Snapdragon since 2013 This is the first major naming change for Snapdragon since 2013...
The OnePlus Nord N20 will have an interesting display The OnePlus Nord N20 will have an interesting display This news comes from PCMag, and it explains that this phone will share the screen technology with its more expensive brethren. The company told PCMag some of the specs regarding the display. For starters, it’s believed to have a moderately sized 6.43-inch display that runs at 60Hz. Since it’s a budget phone, we shouldn’t be surprised that it doesn’t run at 120Hz or 90Hz....
