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Supply-chain report backs iPhone 14 hole-punch camera claims

December 23, 2021
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo was the first to suggest that next year will see an iPhone 14 hole-punch camera to replace the notch, and this is backed by a new supply-chain report today. The report says that LG will be supplying some of the display panels with the hole-punch cutouts … Background Kuo first predicted the major design change back in March. According to Kuo, Apple plans to start…
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Tesla (TSLA) secures graphite anode material for battery production in rare new offtake deal

December 23, 2021
Tesla (TSLA) has secured new “Active Anode Material” from graphite for battery production in a rare new offtake agreement deal with Syrah Resources Limited. Australia’s Syrah Resources Limited operates a graphite mine in Balama, Mozambique. The mine supplies an upcoming natural graphite Active Anode Material (AAM) production facility based in Vidalia, Louisiana. Syrah is currently ramping…
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PetaPixel’s Bold Camera Predictions for 2022

December 23, 2021
We’re starting a new tradition here at PetaPixel, where our staff gets together to discuss the things they know, not just think, will transpire over the course of the next calendar year. As bold predictions go, we’re almost certainly going to get a lot of this wrong. …
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Hands on: Oppo Find N shows where Fold 3 went wrong, and vice versa

December 23, 2021
Foldable smartphones still feel like a technology of the future, despite having been real and for sale for over two years at this point. I still nerd out just a little bit every time I open up my Galaxy Z Fold 3. Last week, Oppo unveiled its first foldable, the Oppo Find N, and it actually addresses a lot of the Fold’s pain points while still showing there’s no “right” way to make a…
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Chrome 100 could break some websites next year, but Google is working on solutions

December 23, 2021
Google Chrome is set to reach version 100 soon, but it looks like the release will cause some websites to no longer work. Google has begun investigating and testing solutions. Having been around for 13 years now, Google Chrome is rapidly approaching its 100th major version. While nothing significant is set to change in the browser, Google has long been aware that Chrome 100 could cause some…
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