These days, Elon Musk is making the headlines constantly. The richest man on the planet has recently backed out of the Twitter $44 billion deal and sparked litigation with the company. He now wants to do something unusual and invest in one of his company’s competitors. Of course, it’s unclear whether Musk wants to start a collaboration with Synchron or inject a part of his billion into it. Both sides have not yet responded to the news....
Having spent the better part of 5 years with a DX Racer (now an ergonomic chair as I got rid of the DX Racer a couple years ago) for everything from a 9-hour work day to a few hours of gaming after work, I never thought I’d be back in a gaming chair like it again for the rest of my life. Ewin saw fit to change my mind on gaming chairs and sent one over for me to test out....
The Exynos-powered Galaxy S22 Ultra scored 1,168 points in the single-core Geekbench test. The Snapdragon variant marginally topped it with a score of 1,226. However, the former outperformed the latter in the multi-core test, though not by a very big margin (3,508 vs. 3,462). Task-wise breakdown of these tests reveals that the balance swung in favor of one and the other constantly. The Snapdragon variant came out on top in most tasks in single-core tests but the Exynos counterpart made up for the lost ground in multi-core tests....
The three Final Fantasy games got a big visual overhaul The three Final Fantasy games got a big visual overhaul The most notable thing about these pixel remasters is the fact that the visuals have been updated. They’re still pixel graphics, but there’s a noticeable difference from the original versions. For those who don’t know, the first three Final Fantasy games were originally released on the NES, meaning that they had 8-bit graphics....
This isn’t a new design language, of course. Samsung has been using it for a few years now, more on budget and mid-range phones. But this year’s Galaxy S22 Ultra also features a similar rear camera array. The company is now seemingly bringing it over to the vanilla and Plus models next year for design consistency across the lineup. But this would also mean the Galaxy S23 Ultra will look identical to the current Ultra....
