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2021 iPhones will use enhanced 5nm chips; 2022 ones move to 4nm(ish)

Market intelligence firm TrendForce is out with a new report, in which it predicts that the A15 chip in Apple’s 2021 iPhones will stick with a 5nm process, but will move to an enhanced ‘5nm+’ version. The A16 chip for the 2022 iPhones are expected to move to a 4nm process, though the company does add a rider to this … TrendForce notes that Apple’s iPhone 12 models are so far the only…
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iPhone 12 Diary: The large screen mostly makes a small difference

Millions of people buy Apple’s largest iPhones each year for one main reason: they love the large screen. That’s something to which I ought to be able to relate. I’ve always owned the largest MacBooks Apple offers: from the 17-inch MacBook Pro back in the day, through to the 16-inch one today. I also own and love the largest iPad available, and am on record as saying that I’d buy a bigger…
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Fitbit starts rolling out Google Assistant, voice-to-text, phone calls, auto-SpO2

The latest Fitbit smartwatches offer a lot more when it comes to hardware, but on the software, they shipped a few of those features without taking full advantage of them. Starting today, Fitbit is rolling out a new software update to Sense and Versa 3 which delivers Google Assistant, improved blood oxygen readings, and more. Fitbit OS 5.1 is on its way exclusively to the Sense and Versa 3, the…
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Google homepage celebrates carbon-neutral efforts w/ falling leaf, looks like a bug on your screen

Google’s homepage is iconic, simple, and one of the most-visited websites on the planet. It’s also often used to promote new products, some of the company’s achievements, and various doodles. Today, the Google homepage is celebrating the company’s carbon-neutral efforts with a falling leaf, but it’s hilariously confusing some users. If you head over to google.com this morning, after a…
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