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Samsung Electronics introduced its new fingerprint security IC (integrated circuit) ─ S3B512C ─ with enhanced security features. The new solution is EMVCo and Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level (CC EAL) 6+ certified and performs in line with Ma… Continue reading Samsung’s fingerprint security IC prevents fraudulent transactions made with stolen cards
Samsung has announced its latest premium mobile processor ahead of its scheduled February 8 Unpacked event, promising to “change the way we experience mobile gaming.” The Exynos 2200 comes packing in-house graphics based on AMD RDNA 2 architecture with… Continue reading Samsung aims for console-like mobile gaming with Exynos 2200 processor
Samsung’s internal innovation hub demonstrated a nifty learning and jamming system at CES 2022 last week called the ZamStar. The app-based setup allows for remote collaborations, while a smart guitar with LEDs embedded in the neck caters for follow-the… Continue reading Samsung previews light-up guitar learning and jamming concept
Samsung has launched a fun-looking projector called the Freestyle aimed at Gen Z and millennials that not only throws HD visuals onto a wall, but can also serve as a smart speaker and a source of ambient lighting. And the unit can swivel on its stand f… Continue reading Samsung gets versatile with swiveling Freestyle portable projector
By Deeba Ahmed
According to Max Weinbach of Android Police, “Samsung is hosting literal malware on the Galaxy Store.”
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Samsung Electronics announced that it has developed the PM1743 SSD for enterprise servers, integrating the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) 5.0 interface with Samsung’s advanced sixth-generation V-NAND. “For over a decade, S… Continue reading Samsung PM1743 SSD provides improved power efficiency for enterprise servers
IBM and Samsung have unveiled a new semiconductor chip design they say can enable the continuation of Moore’s Law. The breakthrough architecture sees transistors built onto the chip in a way that allows for vertical current flows, resulting in a more densely packed device and paving the way for smartphones that run for weeks on a charge, among some other interesting possibilities.
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Tags: IBM, Samsung, Chip, Moore’s Law, Transistor, New Atlas Audio
Continue reading IBM and Samsung’s low-energy chips could see phone batteries last a week
IBM and Samsung Electronics jointly announced a breakthrough in semiconductor design utilizing a new vertical transistor architecture that demonstrates a path to scaling beyond nanosheet, and has the potential to reduce energy usage by 85 percent compa… Continue reading IBM partners with Samsung to deliver vertical transistor architecture for the semiconductor industry
By Owais Sultan
The Samsung Galaxy 20 phones were no doubt incredible phones. But for many users, it felt like the company had pushed the price of this flagship phone a bit too high.
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It’s been another bumper year for smartwatches, with manufacturers improving the technology that drives them while cramming in more features and better sensors. Here’s our pick of the best smartwatches of 2021.Continue ReadingCategory: Wearables, Techn… Continue reading The best smartwatches of 2021