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Samsung’s Exynos 2100 chipset edges the Snapdragon 888 – on paper Exynos is back. At least, that’s the official Samsung line, as the company tries to hype up the launch of its new Exynos 2100 chipset, expected to appear in the new Galaxy S21 phones when they launch on Thursday. Samsung gave the new chipset its own dedicated launch event today, a move seemingly designed to directly address fans that even Samsung itself admits have been disappointed by the company’s recent flagship chips....

Skagen’s Jorn Hybrid HR smartwatch boasts a 14-day battery life CES 2021 has brought a whole host of new smartwatch announcements, and among the most stylish is the Skagen Jorn Hybrid HR smartwatch. Skagen is a Danish brand which is also part of theFossilGroup. This watch is Skagen’s take on theFossil Hybrid HR smartwatch, which released all the way back in 2019. The retail cost is US$195 (around £145), which is a relatively affordable price considering the premium look and feel....

Sony launches new 4K movie streaming platform Bravia Core in US Sony has announced that a new streaming platform – Bravia Core – will come in addition to any new purchase of a Sony Bravia XR TV this year in North America. The streaming service allows users to watch movies in a quality that is similar to what you’d find on 4K Blu-ray. The service uses a mix of “Bravia XR technology, Pure Stream and IMAX Enhanced” to deliver video streaming at up to 80 Mbps....

TCL 20 Series includes the company’s cheapest 5G phone yet TCL’s 2021 CES press conference featured tablets, headphones and, most importantly, a new lineup for smartphones to choose from, in the TCL 20 Series. While the company showcased five devices as part of the 20 Series’ official debut, two are ready for prime time a little sooner than their launch siblings, in the TCL 20 5G and the TCL 20 SE....

TCL brings Google TV to 2021 range As well as announcing TVs with MiniLED technology, TCL has confirmed that it will start using the Google TV platform. The entertainment focused software, based on Android TV, was first seen on the inventively namedChromecast with Google TVand we’re now seeing it on TVs themselves includingSony’s Bravia XR range, and now TCL has joined the party. At CES 2021, TCL said it will “roll out a TCL Google TV series in 2021 to TCL customers, starting in the United States and later in other parts of the world....