Huawei’s new MateBook 16s is its most powerful laptop yet Huawei has been making laptops for a mere six years, but has already made significant inroads into a crowded market. And there’s no sign of the company slowing down any time soon. A month after they were revealed in China, two new 16in laptops have officially launched in Europe. The updated MateBook 16 D swaps AMD for Intel, but the brand-new MateBook 16s is the one to get excited about....

Huawei’s new MateBook 16s is its most powerful laptop yet Huawei has been making laptops for a mere six years, but has already made significant inroads into a crowded market. And there’s no sign of the company slowing down any time soon. A month after they were revealed in China, two new 16in laptops have officially launched in Europe. The updated MateBook 16 D swaps AMD for Intel, but the brand-new MateBook 16s is the one to get excited about....

Un nouveau codec pour les AirPods Max prévu aussi pour les AirPods Pro 2 ? Il est prévu que les AirPods Max reçoivent un nouveau codec, c’est en tout cas ce que rapporte le site9to5macen se référant à l’utilisateur de Twitter et développeur@marajobsession. En effet, ce dernier a récemment partagé une capture d’écran sur ses réseaux sociaux, et qui fait état d’une mise à jour à venir. Elle concerne un potentiel codec LC3, Low Complexity Communication Codec(s), spécifié pour le protocole audio à faible consommation d’énergie Bluetooth 5....

Arm’s new mobile GPU introduces ray-tracing for the first time Chipset colossus Arm has unveiled the new silicon that will power 2023’s most powerful smartphones and tablets, headlined by its first ever hardware-enabled ray-tracing GPU. Let’s rewind. Arm designs the CPU and GPU cores that companies like Qualcomm and MediaTek then incorporate into the chipsets that power your phones, tablets, and other tech. This time last year Arm unveiled the first chips on its Armv9 architecture, and while the company isn’t ready to replace v9 yet, it isn’t resting on its laurels....

Arm’s new mobile GPU introduces ray-tracing for the first time Chipset colossus Arm has unveiled the new silicon that will power 2023’s most powerful smartphones and tablets, headlined by its first ever hardware-enabled ray-tracing GPU. Let’s rewind. Arm designs the CPU and GPU cores that companies like Qualcomm and MediaTek then incorporate into the chipsets that power your phones, tablets, and other tech. This time last year Arm unveiled the first chips on its Armv9 architecture, and while the company isn’t ready to replace v9 yet, it isn’t resting on its laurels....