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Samsung Galaxy F62 coming in February 15 with Exynos 9825 SoC

After getting some vague info on the Samsung Galaxy F62 for some weeks now, the company has announced a release date and the chipset that will power-up the device. The teaser also reveals the device in full. The handset will make its official debut on February 15, and will be powered by the Exynos 9825 chipset based on the 7nm manufacturing node, as previously speculated. The teaser also reveals…
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Watch the Xiaomi Mi 11 global launch event here

Xiaomi announced the first Snapdragon 888-powered smartphone back in December, the Mi 11, but the phone was exclusive to the Chinese market until today. The company is hosting its global launch event for its Mi 11 smartphone and the event itself will kick off at 2PM UTC.
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Realme Race images appear in TENAA listing

Not too long ago we brought you an exclusive report on Realme’s upcoming Snapdragon 888 flagship smartphone codenamed Race. Since then we’ve learned it will be the first entry in Realme’s new series and now we have a listing for the device on Chinese regulatory body…
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Xiaomi Mi 11 makes its global debut

Xiaomi has finally announced the Mi 11 for the global markets and as expected, there are few changes to the specs sheet compared to the Chinese variant. The company also hinted at new color variants coming soon. The most notable changes are the absence of a 12GB/256GB memory variant and the 55W GaN charger in the box. Although the Chinese users can still get the 65W GaN adapter for free if they…
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Here’s how Harley’s new electric motorcycle division could save the company

Harley-Davidson’s progressive new CEO Jochen Zeitz made two big announcements last week: A separate new division was opening within the company to focus purely on electric motorcycles, and Q4 2020 saw a dramatic drop in revenue. The latter is certainly a problem, but the former is the solution. There’s no doubt about it; Harley-Davidson is facing a demographic problem. A large chunk of its…
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Tesla looks to hire data labelers to feed Autopilot neural nets with images at Gigafactory New York

Tesla is looking to hire a team of data labelers to feed images to help train its Autopilot neural nets at Gigafactory New York in Buffalo. Labeling data for self-driving Tesla is often said to have a massive lead in self-driving data thanks to having equipped all its cars with sensors early on and collecting real-world data from a fleet that now includes over a million vehicles. The automaker…
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