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Arm’s new Immortalis GPU sets the stage for more Android phones with ray-tracing support

June 29, 2022
Ray-tracing is the hot new thing in the gaming world, being a key part of modern PC GPUs and the latest generation of consoles. Now, Arm is making a push to make ray-tracing more popular on Android smartphones, with the new “Immortalis” GPU. Arm Immortalis brings ray tracing to Android Announced today, the Immortalis-G715 is a GPU for mobile chipsets and the first from Arm to support…
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4 AI research trends everyone is (or will be) talking about

June 29, 2022
We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 – 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Using AI in the real world remains challenging in many ways. Organizations are struggling to attract and retain talent, build and deploy AI models, define and apply responsible AI practices, and…
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How to clear some space and empty trash on your Google Pixel

June 29, 2022
While modern-day smartphones are fantastic for keeping large files in the cloud, you will inevitably find yourself downloading at least some locally onto your device. Over time, that download folder can get larger and larger until your Android device almost can’t take…
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Try these games completely free on Google Stadia with no account or downloads

June 29, 2022
Did you know there are free game trials on Stadia that don’t require you to sign up? In fact, there are several genuinely fantastic titles that are free to play. Here are the games you can jump into right now without an account. Table of contents What is Google Stadia? Free trials on Stadia NEW Assassin’s Creed Valhalla NEW Ben 10: Power Trip NEW Cake Bash NEW Far Cry 6 NEW One Hand…
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Kuo: Apple in-house 5G modem faces development woes, will use Qualcomm chips for iPhone 15

June 29, 2022
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo released some interesting information on Twitter today. Kuo said that his latest supply-side surveys are indicating that Apple has been unable to develop a custom 5G modem of its own, in time for the 2023 iPhone series (iPhone 15). Due to the apparent development delays, Kuo believes that Apple will resort to using Qualcomm modems for the 2023 iPhones once again.
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