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  • Samsung’s bespoke Snapdragon chipset may be coming to other phones soon

    Samsung’s bespoke Snapdragon chipset may be coming to other phones soon

    Samsung made a big song and dance about the bespoke Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipsets powering its Galaxy S23 phones, but new rumors suggest a similarly overclocked version of Qualcomm’s latest processor could be coming to other premium handsets very soon.  That prediction comes from Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station (via Android Authority), who claims that Samsung’s “high-frequency version”…

  • Apple TV Plus is now a sci-fi TV show utopia

    Apple TV Plus is now a sci-fi TV show utopia

    Apple TV Plus has become the go-to streaming service for the best science fiction shows to watch today. It’s unsurprising in some ways. Apple has always been a company focused on aspirational technology and that has carried over into its programming, with thoughtful, well-designed sci-fi series that take us into imaginative visions of what the world…

  • iOS 16.5 will protect your iPhone against a worrying lock screen loophole

    iOS 16.5 will protect your iPhone against a worrying lock screen loophole

    iOS 16.5 is now available to download on any iPhone newer than the iPhone 8, and despite being an incremental update, it’s an important one for your iPhone’s security.  Thought to be the last iOS 16 update before the iOS 17 beta goes live in June, iOS 16.5 patches a nefarious loophole that allows anyone to access your contacts book…

  • This AI-powered Photoshop rival is the end of photography as we know it

    This AI-powered Photoshop rival is the end of photography as we know it

    Photoshop has been steadily adding AI-powered tools to its menus in recent years, but an incredible new demo from an independent research team shows where the best photo editors are heading next. DragGAN may not be a fully-fledged consumer product yet, but the research paper (picked up on Twitter by AI researchers @_akhaliq and @icreatelife) shows the kinds of reality-warping photo…

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