Galaxy Book Flex α

Samsung revealed Galaxy Book Flex α, with Intel 10th-gen processors and QLED display

Last year, Samsung introduced the Samsung Galaxy Book Flex, which came in both 13- and 15-inch variants. Yesterday, before the launch of CES, the company has announced a new, apparently lower-cost member of this line, the Galaxy Book Flex α. 

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This new device shares much with the original, with a convertible form factor, a 13.3-inch Full HD QLED touchscreen display, and 10th-generation Intel processors. The screen also supports an active style, as in the previous model, but does not come with an S Pen.

Galaxy Book Flex Alpha weighs 1.19 pounds, while Galaxy Book Flex weighs 1.1 kg. The Book Ion has a starting weight of 0.9 kg (1.1 kg for the 15-inch model). The thickness of the Alpha model is 13.9 mm, while the weight of the other two laptops is 12.9 mm.

To make it at a lower sales price, Samsung also had to make some compromises on the Flex Alpha model. Available is a smaller 54Whr battery (compared to 69.7 Whr on the other two laptops). The graphics processor is also limited and uses the Intel UHD option. Also, the maximum storage space is up to 512 GB SSD, while the RAM options go up to 12 GB.

Galaxy Book Flex α Key Specs

  • CPU: Undisclosed Intel 10th-gen Core processor
  • Display: 13.3-inch FHD (1920×1080) QLED display, 600 nits
  • GPU: Intel UHD Graphics
  • Memory: Up to 12GB DDR4
  • Storage: Up to 512GB SSD
  • Ports: USB-C, USB 3.0 x 2, HDMI, microSD, combo audio jack
  • WLAN: Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax 2×2)
  • Battery: 54Wh
  • Dimensions: 304.9 x 202 x 13.9mm
  • Weight: 2.6 pounds (1.19 kg)

Like the Flex and Ion models, the Flex Alpha has a fingerprint sensor on the keyboard and is characterized by a significant number of ports. Two USB 3.0 ports, a USB-C slot, an HDMI connector and a microSD card reader are offered.

Galaxy Book Flex Alpha has 10th-generation Intel Core processors, WiFi 6 support and stereo speakers. Samsung has not given a specific launch date, and the company says the laptop is expected in the first half of 2020, starting at $829.99.

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Samsung may introduce a real “zero frame” TV at CES 2020

Samsung may soon fulfill its promise, which it once made, to introduce frameless TVs. Sources suggest that the South Korean company plans to introduce ‘zero bezel’ TV during the CES 2020 event earlier this month, with mass production of the TV set to begin in February.

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More concrete details are not available, but it is suggested that the design will conceive the screen and the main housing of the adjacent TV to eliminate the usual frames, and this will apply to models 56 inches or higher.

Samsung has so far confirmed nothing about the project, so rumors have to be taken with caution. However, it is interesting to note that Samsung in early 2019 had protected the trademark for the brand “Zero Bezel”, which may indicate the company’s plans.

The assumption is that such a TV, if it appears on the market, will be very expensive. Samsung is developing the chips needed to support 8K, while combining exotic design with a large panel would mean that even “ordinary” 8K TVs would be priced high.

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Best 2019 smartphones

Best 2019 smartphones: iPhone, Samsung, Huawei and OnePlus

Looking to buy a new smartphone but don’t know what is the best choice for you? In this guide we will compare some of the best smartphones that you can buy from Apple, Samsung, Huawei, OnePlus and many more in order to make the right choice. There is no better time than the end of the year to buy a new smartphone at prices that are below as never before. Depending on your priority which may be battery life, fantastic camera performance or spectacular display, below you will have a few options to choose from.

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> Check Out: Top best under $300 smartphones you can buy!

Top Best 2019 smartphones:

Best smartphone of the year: OnePlus 7 Pro

OnePlus 7 Pro
OnePlus 7 Pro

Not only was it the best smartphone of the first half of 2019, but probably the best for the whole year. OnePlus 7T Pro is a minimal update to the OnePlus 7 Pro and stores every detail that makes this phone great by improving camera, performance and fingerprint scanner.

The 6.67-inch Quad HD+ AMOLED screen display has a frequency of 90Hz. The phone is fast thanks to the Snapdragon 85+ processor, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of memory not just UFS 3.0. The fingerprint scanner is even better this year. OxygenOS 10 operating system is almost a pure Android. The 48 + 16 + 8-megapixel rear camera system is outstanding, though not better than the iPhone 11 Pro and Pixel 4XL in quality and detail.

The best iOS smartphone: iPhone 11 Pro

iPhone 11 Pro
iPhone 11 Pro

iPhone 11 Pro is not the biggest smartphone Apple sells, nor is it the most expensive, but it is very close to the OnePlus 7 Pro as the best smartphone of the year. It combines a 5.8-inch display, with a luxurious body, high performance and considerable battery life.

The design hasn’t changed since the iPhone X. Apple A13 Bionic processor is the most powerful you can find on a smartphone, while iOS promises 5 years of continuous updates. This year Apple dumped a lot of energy into the camera system and is undoubtedly the second-best smartphone in the world. But with 64GB of memory options or the lack of a USB-C port they lose their phone points over their rivals.

> Check Out: Top 6 smartphones with the best battery life (2019)

Best Android Compact Smartphone: Galaxy S10

Galaxy S10
Galaxy S10

If you are looking for a medium, small or large phone, the Galaxy S10 stands as a solid choice. The 6.1-inch AMOLED display has a punch-hole in the upper right corner where the selfie camera is hidden. The screen has no frame at all.

Samsung has further upgraded the One UI Android version to version 2.0 and continued where it left off last year. With the triple camera system you can zoom from 0.5x to 10x. Performance is good but battery life not so much. The ultrasonic sensor (OnePlus 7 Pro has optical sensor) has proven to be problematic not only with shielded glass but also with security.

Smartphone with the best camera: Huawei P30 Pro

Huawei P30 Pro
Huawei P30 Pro

The best camera that a smartphone has is definitely the Huawei P30 Pro. Even at the end of 2019, no rival offers anything better than Huawei’s quadruple combination of Leica cameras.

First, the super wide-angle 20-megapixel camera recognizes no rival while the 40-megapixel captures infinite detail and the periscop zooms up to 5x optically. It has a hybrid zoom that combines high-quality optical and digital up to 10X. Finally a 3D ToF sensor manages to identify the depth of the image. Leaving the camera aside, the screen is 6.47-inch FHD+ OLED. On the inside the phone is powered by a Kirin 980 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.

Best budget phone: OnePlus 7T

OnePlus 7T
OnePlus 7T

OnePlus 7T is a smartphone worth every penny spent on it. The 6.55-inch OLED display has a refresh rate of 90Hz just like the big brother OnePlus 7 Pro.

OnePlus phones are considered kings of performance and with the OnePlus 7T you get a Snapdragon 855+ flagship processor, 8GB of RAM and at least 128GB of UFS 3.0 memory highlighting the latter. The pure OxygenOS Android based system is fast and stable.

> Read Further: OnePlus 7T: If you are looking for excellence but without spending too much this is the phone to buy!

OnePlus guarantees two years of software updates. The triple camera system is a big step forward compared to the OnePlus 7.

Noteworthy: Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Google Pixel 4XL, iPhone 11

Galaxy Note 10
Galaxy Note 10

Galaxy Note 10 is the dream of the super-lover of Samsung phones. It has the largest screen on a 6.8-inch diagonal Samsung phone, new UFS 3.0 memory, reasonable battery life, and many more. The stylus pencil can be used as a wand for various gestures. At the rear is the Galaxy S10’s triple camera system and the phone is even available in a 5G variant. Fingerprint scanner slightly slow and problematic with glazing.

> Check Out: Why are our smartphones so good, but the batteries are so bad?

Google Pixel 4XL
Google Pixel 4XL

Google Pixel 4XL is a phone that has received mixed reviews, both good and bad. On the one hand you have a 6.3-inch Quad HD+ AMOLED display with 90Hz frequency, excellent camera, radar gesture system, artificial intelligence and super fast Face Unlock 3D locking technology. But on the other hand it lacks a fingerprint scanner which means that until the apps are adapted to the new technology you have to set the PIN while battery life is beyond expectations.

iPhone 11
iPhone 11

iPhone 11 has everything the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max promise except for a wide-angle camera and screen that is not OLED for LCD. It is for these reasons that the phone is significantly cheaper than the first two. The body is made of aluminum and glass unlike the steel used in the two expensive iPhones, losing the luxury feel. However it cannot be considered cheap because there are other companies whose flagships cost as much as Apple’s cheapest phone. iPhone 11 saves you some money, but if you’re looking for the best iPhone experience, you should definitely look for a Pro model.

> Read Next: Camera Comparison: iPhone 11 Pro vs Galaxy Note 10 vs Google Pixel vs Huawei P30 Pro

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Augmented Reality And Artificial Intelligence – How They Would Build The Future

What is augmented reality? This word is the current hype of tech enthusiasts and every other person who is interested in the latest technology. There has been a substantial boom in augmented reality in the past five years. Mainly because it allows consumers to visualize a product they like in a 3D environment. As a result, you, as a consumer, get to know more about the product you are looking for and can decide whether you want to purchase it or not.

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In the coming years, with the help of Artificial intelligence, augmented reality will be more affordable, and many small businesses can quickly start using it for their products. According to statistics, you might see more than 1 billion users on augmented reality by the end of 2020. It’s a fantastic technology and just draws people towards it. So today, we are going to discuss how AI and augmented reality will go hand in hand to build a better future.

Augmented Reality A Window To The Future In Present

Before we start, we need to define what augmented reality is and how one can differentiate it with virtual reality. Applications that use augmented reality overlay necessary information of a virtual object seen on the screen on a real-world background in realtime.

Furthermore, when using the augmented reality, one adds the required information in an existing environment. On the other hand, virtual reality is an artificial environment developed by software; it works and responds to gestures and movements like a real environment.

Now let’s move to the real world examples where augmented reality is currently taking charge of shaping the user experience of the customers.

The Gatwick Airport Passenger App

We all have been there, going on a business trip and getting lost in a massive airport to find your connecting flight. Gatwick Airport is one of the biggest airports with a footfall of more than 46 million in a single year; it is one of the busiest airports. So it’s relatively easy to get lost.

Gatwick came with a solution. They developed an augmented app that you can use to easily navigate from one terminal to the other by just looking at your mobile screen. The airport aims to improve passenger traffic with this app shortly.

The Ikea Place App Help

Want to change your furniture but not sure about the dimensions? Don’t worry, scan the room where you want to put the furniture in the Ikea Place App and start putting the Ikea object in the virtual representation of your room. With this app, you can easily avoid the predicament issues that come when you can’t measure the place and the furniture.

Put On Your Make-Up Virtually With Sephora

Sephora, a cosmetic company, has built an app for it is customers, which gives them the freedom to try multiple looks by using their cosmetics on the digitally created face. Just scan your face with the app, and you can start putting on the different colour shade on lips, eyes, and cheeks. You can see how it will look on you even before buying any product now. That can save you a lot of money and space.

Artificial intelligence Is Everywhere

One might think AI is still a new technology, but in truth, John McCarthy made the first AI system in the year 1955. In 2019 its everywhere in phones, laptops, social media apps, even in cars. AI, at this very moment, is currently working in the background of your mobile phone and making recommendations and keeping the data and information up to date.

Given below are some examples of how AI is so seamlessly working in your life.

AI In Google Maps

Every day you go out for work, and at the same time, your Google Maps prompts you with a notification that how much time it’s going to take you to reach the office and whether there are any traffic jams and how you can evade them by using an alternate route. Yes, it’s not your GPS that’s showing you all this, but it’s the Google AI bots that are working tirelessly to make you reach office on time. Shortly, Google is trying to create a self-healing map system that will automatically update the map itself by using AI analyzing imagery.

Tesla’s Range Of Self Driving Car

Elon Musk can’t resist himself to get in the field of AI, and he does it with style. With his company launching a self-driving car, Elon musk has shown us the future of automobiles and driving. Tesla uses autopilot, which works on the onboard computer. The chipset uses neural networks for its vision, sonar, and radar processing software. By using this technology, you have access to all the direction which you can’t see while driving.

Cyborg Replacing Bloomberg Reporters

Here AI is trying to replace humans, but you don’t have to worry as our reporters are giving them a tough fight. In 2019, roughly a third of Bloomberg published content, whether its a news or a magazine goes under automated technology edit before getting published. Moreover, the company reports are taking help from the inhouse cyborg to create a massive amount of content for the company.

If you have read an article on minor league baseball on Bloomberg’s site, don’t be surprised if we say it was written by a robot reporter who is using AI technology to collect the game’s data from the internet.

To Conclude AI and AR Are The Building Blocks Of Our Future

You don’t have to look into the future to find AI and AR. You need to look at your phone screen right now, and you can see how AI and AR are transforming your lives right now. People generally think using AI requires a lot of computing power, but the truth is we are using it at this very moment in our mobile phones. So yes, we can say the future of AI and AR is now.

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OPPO

OPPO Reno3, Reno3 Pro officially launched: Featuring 5G and Quad Rear Cameras

Oppo revealed Reno 2 just two months ago but that hasn’t stopped the company from launching its third phone series before the 2019 closing. The company has unveiled Reno 3 and Reno 3 Pro, both of which come with 5G but have dual-mode chips, four antennas and software that together should ensure the battery life of an LTE phone.

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The algorithms will make sure you don’t use simple 5G to check an email even though there may be such coverage. This is what makes dual-mode chip technology possible.

You can also expect state-of-the-art display technology with 800-bit brightness, HDR10 and 180Hz refresh rate. The phones come with two Dolby Atmos speakers. The 4,025 mAh battery is charged at 50% for 20 minutes and 70% for half an hour.

Beyond these details, the others are not so suprising. For example, Reno 3 has MediaTek’s Dimensity 1000 processor, 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, 32-megapixel selfie camera, 64-megapixel rear camera and 8-megapixel wide-angle.

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Reno 3 Pro has a 6.5-inch FHD+ 90Hz frequency display with a Snapdragon 765G processor and 32-megapixel selfie camera. The rear camera is 48-megapixels followed by the other two, 13 and 2-megapixel telephoto and wide angle respectively.

Finally Oppo says it is the world’s thinnest 5G phone with only 7.7mm thickness. The price is about $485 for the 8 GB Reno3 Pro and goes up to about $640 for the 12 GB Reno3 Pro.

OPPO Reno 3, Reno 3 Pro Key Specs

OPPO Reno 3 OPPO Reno 3 Pro
Display 6.40-inch 6.50-inch
Rear Camera 64-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel 48-megapixel + 13-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel
Battery Capacity 4500mAh 4025mAh
Processor MediaTek Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G
RAM 8GB/12GB 8GB/12GB
OS Android 10 Android 10
Front Camera 32-megapixel 32-megapixel
Storage 128GB 128GB
Resolution
1080×2400 pixels
 1080×2400 pixels

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New Intel Tiger Lake processors with GPU Xe announced

Intel is still working on developing the Xe GPU, and the same can be said for the upcoming Tiger Lake processors. More details have now emerged about the Xe DG1 graphics processor, reports TweakTown.

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Recent reports suggest that the new Intel Xe DG1 GPU has been noted in the ECC listing, indicating that the DG1 will be able to use 96 EU (Execution Units) and up to 768 shaders. This means that the GPU would fall to the bottom of the graphics card, almost in line with the current integrated graphics up to the GeForce GT 1030.

Intel Tiger Lake is expected to reach 96 EU based on Gen12 X graphics (compared to 72 EU on Skylake, 48 EU on Broadwell and 40 EU on Haswell models. More information on Xe and DG1 is expected at the upcoming CES 2020 fair in Las Vegas.

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Adata expands its product offering with monitors, laptops and PC gaming

Adata currently sells memory solutions such as SSD and DRAM. However, the company is planning to change tactics starting in 2020. For starters, Adata wants to start selling more products that will be part of the Xtreme Performance Gear (XPG) line, reports TechPowerUp.

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XPG will thus offer new products such as monitors, laptops, gaming computers and PC cases. Adata is planning to cover the new market segment and position itself as a strong brand for PC gaming products. More details about the new product line will be revealed during the CES 2020 fair, but there is information on what will make it.

For starters, the XPG line-up will offer the Xenia 15 laptop, a 15.6-inch 1080p IPS gaming laptop and a ninth-generation Intel Core i9 processor. Also offered is PC gaming called the XPG Gaia -a mini PC with a PCIe graphics card slot.

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Also is expected the new monitor, named Photon, which features a 27-inch panel with PixelDisplay Vivid Color Eye-Safe Display technology, which blocks blue light. When it comes to cases, the XPG Volta model is a cylindrical case, made from premium materials such as metal and tempered glass. The case will be able to accommodate the E-ATX motherboard and water cooling system.

Finally, the XPG will come with two concepts of RGB DDR4 memory module, with speeds up to 4800MHz and capacity up to 32 GB for DIMM.

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Galaxy S11 looks impressive, in the latest video render (Video)

The design concepts we had seen so far for the Galaxy S11 were, unfortunately, something we had already seen in other smartphones.

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Now, the design remains the same, but these new concepts make the camera look more appealing. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 is starting to look great.

Recent introductions from @OnLeaks and CashKaro look amazing.

Also, a report was published by the Israeli website Girafa that says the S11 series will launch on February 11 in San Francisco, California.

We can also see the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 during this event, and now we only have to wait and see if we are getting the Galaxy S11 or a new Samsung Galaxy S20.

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Western Digital 20TB SMR HDD

Western Digital reveals the world’s first 20TB SMR HDD

Western Digital for the first time in September announced the new high capacity hard drives, which include the 20TB Ultrastar DC HC650 SMR and 18TB Ultrastar DC HC550 CMR.

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The mentioned HDDs use the company’s first implementation of magnetic writing on the nine-disk platform, to enable more efficient data transfer to data center environments.

High-capacity hard drives have become the primary way of efficiently storing data across a diverse spectrum of applications. The new Western Digital 18TB and 20 TB Ultrastar HDDs allow users to implement up to 22% less slots and reduce TCOs by up to 11%. This also means reducing power consumption, reducing cooling costs, and reducing data center infrastructure compared to today’s 14TB CMR HDDs.

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Western Digital has begun delivering specimens of 20TB Ultrastar DC HC650 SMR and 18TB DC HC550 CMR HDDs, with mass delivery expected in the first half of 2020.

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Everything we know about Samsung Galaxy S11

Galaxy S11 information have been leaked repeatedly, and in this article we have summarized what we know to date.

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There is much to be praised but there will also be those who will hate some changes. Overall public opinion believes that Samsung has a phone that will change the rules of the game next year.

Codename – Galaxy S11 is reported to have the Picasso codename. Why? Because the biggest change to the phone will be…

Camera – The Ice Verse Insider revealed that the Galaxy S11 will have a 48-megapixel telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. It will stand alongside the 108-megapixel main camera.

Design – The Galaxy Note 10 Plus had a cutting-edge design and the Galaxy S11 will push it further by narrowing the space for selfie cameras.

Display – Samsung will bring a 120Hz display as this year it lacked a 60Hz display phone while OnePlus and Google sell such phones.

Three models:

  • 6.4-inch Galaxy S11
  • 6.7-inch Galaxy S11+
  • 6.9-inch Galaxy S11 5G

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Performance – Galaxy S11 comes with a Snapdragon 865 processor which is 20% faster than the Snapdragon 855 graphically and 35% more power efficient. The phone also comes with LPDDR5 RAM, 30% faster than its predecessor.

Connectivity – Snapdragon 865 has 5G included and obviously the Galaxy S11 will have 5G. Wi-Fi 6 has also become standard since the Galaxy S10 and Note 10.

Biometrics – Samsung won’t introduce a Face ID rival but will add a fingerprint sensor manufactured by Qualcomm which is 17% larger than the Galaxy S10’s scanner.

Battery Life – Another major update will be battery life.

  • Galaxy S11: 4,500 mAh (S10: 3,400 mAh)
  • Galaxy S11+: 5,000 mAh (S10 Plus: 4,100 mAh)

Charging technology will be 45 watts.

Debut – The Galaxy S11 is expected to arrive on February 18, a few days before the launch of the Mobile World Congress.

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