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Meet the chip that will power 2022’s most powerful Android phones Qualcomm has unveiled two new chipsets to power high-end mobile phones, including its new top-tier offering: the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. The 8+ Gen 1 is one of Qualcomm’s typical mid-cycle refreshes, in this case upgrading on last December’sSnapdragon 8 Gen 1. The core of the chip remains unchanged, but the CPU’s prime core has been overclocked to 3.2GHz – up from 3GHz – resulting in a 10% increased in CPU performance....

OnePlus Nord 2T : tout ce que vous devez savoir OnePlus produit des téléphones à tours de bras comme personne ces jours-ci, mais le nouveau milieu de gamme OnePlus Nord 2T est une sortie clé pour la société. Ce téléphone a été officiellement lancé le 13 mai 2022, bien que plusieurs détails aient été officiellement divulgués par OnePlus en amont, notamment le design et le processeur. Le Nord 2T ressemble à une mise à niveau modeste du OnePlus Nord 2 de 2021, mais possède quelques caractéristiques qui correspondent au OnePlus 10 Pro....

Qu’est-ce que Google sait de vous et de vos activités ? En tant que société à l’origine du plus grand moteur de recherche, de la plus grande plateforme de partage de vidéos, du plus grand fournisseur d’e-mails et du plus grand système d’exploitation mobile du monde, Google dispose de nombreuses informations sur ses utilisateurs. Beaucoup effectuent des recherches ou naviguent sur YouTube sans être connectées, ce qui signifie que les données auxquelles Google a accès sont anonymes....

99% of disabled people think smart home tech isn’t accessible Tech giant Amazon has published new research to increase awareness around Global Accessibility Day 2022. The survey, carried out by YouGov in April and May of this year, asked 1,084 UK adults with a physical or sensory disability about their relationship with technology. Some of the results are unsurprising, like the fact that 77% of respondents said they use tech devices to help them with tasks such as answering the door and controlling their lights....

99% of disabled people think smart home tech isn’t accessible Tech giant Amazon has published new research to increase awareness around Global Accessibility Day 2022. The survey, carried out by YouGov in April and May of this year, asked 1,084 UK adults with a physical or sensory disability about their relationship with technology. Some of the results are unsurprising, like the fact that 77% of respondents said they use tech devices to help them with tasks such as answering the door and controlling their lights....