MobileNews

LG open-sources Auptimizer, a tool for optimizing AI models

Despite the proliferation of open source tools like Databricks’ AutoML Toolkit, Salesforce’s TransfogrifAI, and IBM’s Watson Studio AutoAI, tuning machine learning algorithms at scale remains a challenge. Finding the right hyperparameters — variables in the algorithms that help control the overall model’s performance — often involves time-consuming ancillary tasks like job scheduling…
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GamingNews

The DeanBeat: Gaming is still at the mercy of larger forces

The week was thick with gaming news, so some folks may not have noticed that Playtika, the Tel Aviv-based social casino games company, is considering going public. Caixin Global reported that Playtika is looking to go public because Giant Network Group has failed repeatedly…
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OnePlus 7 Pro quietly loses its base and top models in the US, only 8GB remains

The OnePlus 7 Pro debuted in early 2019 with three different models available, but the company has quietly removed two of those options since the OnePlus 7T hit the market. While the rest of the world just got the OnePlus 7T Pro, the OnePlus 7 Pro is sticking around in the US for a while. The device is still one of the best Android smartphones on the market today, but if…
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MobileNews

Samsung's cheap 5G Galaxy A71 smartphone is in the works

With the advance of 5G, manufacturers are starting to develop more affordable 5G-enabled smartphones and Samsung appears to be one of the first to do so. According to inside sources, Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A71 will be an affordable 5G device and the leaked model…
MobileNews

Readers explain why they like Samsung’s Galaxy Buds more than we did

Though he’s reviewed more than a dozen audio products for Engadget this year alone, senior news editor Billy Steele hasn’t found any he disliked more than Samsung’s Galaxy Buds. They earned a pitiful 69 from Billy, who was endlessly frustrated by their tap controls and lack of features. They took too long to pair and he wasn’t impressed by the audio quality either. However…
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MobileNews

OnePlus 8 Pro to come with a 120Hz display

OnePlus launched the OnePlus 7 Pro back in May this year with a 90Hz display. And at the launch event of the 7T in September, the company said that all its future smartphones will sport a 90Hz screen. This means the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro will feature 90Hz displays. But if recent rumors are to be believed, the OnePlus 8 Pro will go a step further and get a 120Hz panel instead of a 90Hz one. Industry…
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