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Samsung has announced that the “first OLED monitor to offer Dual Quad High Definition” is now available for pre-order. The 49-inch curved Odyssey OLED G9 gaming monitor boasts a super-quick 240-Hz refresh rate and a super-snappy 0.03-ms response time.C… Continue reading Samsung’s monstrous ultra-wide gaming monitor goes up for pre-order
At CES 2023 in January, Samsung hatched a plan to stem the tide of microfibers shed during washing cycles from entering seas and oceans via a special wash program and an external filter. Now that Less Microfiber Filter has launched.Continue ReadingCate… Continue reading Samsung laundry filter traps microfibers shed from synthetic fabrics
Samsung Display is at SID Display Week with a bunch of OLED innovations including a future laptop screen that expands to offer five times the display real estate, and a sensor-packed panel capable of reading fingerprints and checking blood pressure.Con… Continue reading Samsung rolls with a scroll for expanding OLED laptop display
Samsung smartphone users warned about CVE-2023-21492, an ASLR bypass vulnerability exploited in the wild, likely by a spyware vendor.
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Samsung has reportedly dropped its plan to make Bing replace Google as the default search engine on its Galaxy phones.
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Privoro announced a new partnership with Samsung to provide a security capability for mobile devices. The new capability provides a critical shield against the invisible threat posed by modern cyberweapons via high-assurance control over the radios, se… Continue reading Privoro collaborates with Samsung to protect customers from spyware attacks
The Raspberry Pi was a fairly revolutionary computing device when it came on the scene around a decade ago. Enough processing power to run a full Linux desktop and plenty …read more Continue reading Using An Old Smartphone In Place of A Raspberry Pi
Internal Google messages reveal changes in response to the rapidly-moving field of artificial intelligence in search engines.
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Samsung is reportedly considering making Microsoft Bing the default search engine on its Galaxy phones instead of Google.
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One of the devices swallowed up by the smartphone for the average person is the handheld camera, to the extent that the youngsters are reported to be now rediscovering 20-year-old …read more Continue reading A Compact Camera Running Linux? What’s Not To Like!