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Viewing content without being forced to watch ads is becoming painstakingly difficult, unless you have subscribed to YouTube Premium. At first, the video-uploading and streaming platform was throttling the performance of the clips, making it difficult for viewers to watch their content of choice.
Apple announced the 11-inch and 13-inch M4 iPad Pro models that ship with Tandem OLED technology. Where multiple reports expected the new tablets to be significantly pricier than their mini-LED counterparts, the Cupertino giant once again defied those claims by introducing a $999 starting price for the latest lineup. It is possible that the relatively affordable pricing is what has generated some momentum for the slates, as according to the latest figures, shipments are estimated to reach 9 million units.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT caught trillion-dollar entities like Apple off-guard, with earlier reports stating that the company was working on its own chatbot dubbed ‘Apple GPT.’ It was assumed that the technology giant would deliver a preview of this technology at its upcoming WWDC 2024 keynote and later integrate it when iOS 18 officially launched later this year. Unfortunately, plans have changed, and according to the latest information, Apple is not working on a chatbot and will rely on other means to bring generative AI to the table.
The Tensor G5 has been reported numerous times to be Google’s first proper in-house chipset that will be mass produced by TSMC and is slated to arrive in 2025 for the Pixel 10 series. On those occasions, there was insufficient proof that the advertising behemoth and the Goliath of the semiconductor industry would join hands, but according to the latest update, there is sufficient proof that Samsung will not be responsible for fabricating the Tensor G5.
The ASUS Vivobook S 15 will be one of the several notebooks shipping with the Snapdragon X Elite, delivering an incredible OLED panel with a crisp resolution and a decent build. An early specifications look of the machine revealed that it would feature 32GB LPDDR5X RAM, hinting that the memory would be soldered to the motherboard.
Qualcomm was considered one of Samsung’s top five revenue resources. However, the San Diego company has shifted most of its chip orders to TSMC, dropping out of the Korean giant’s list of major contributors. These turn of events may explain why Samsung is eager to commence mass production of its second-generation 3nm GAA process in the second half of 2024, likely to impress Qualcomm and bring it back to the table.
New laptops featuring the Snapdragon X Elite have started showing up on Geekbench 6, and their multi-core scores are a figure that immediately caught our eye because the retail units have obtained a significantly better result than what we were previously led to believe. Earlier, we reported that Apple’s M4 was the new king of this benchmark, running circles around the M2 and gaining a notable lead against the likes of the M3 Pro and Snapdragon X Elite. However, the story takes a different turn here, as you will soon find out.
The Snapdragon X Elite now powers an entire phalanx of laptops, including Microsoft’s latest Surface Pro and Surface Laptop family. Qualcomm wants developers to begin porting tons of apps to the latest platform, so just like Apple, it has introduced a Snapdragon Dev Kit to make this possible.