Here’s a recap Here’s a recap Back in January this year, the news broke that Microsoft began the steps to purchase Activision Blizzard. This was a gigantic purchase, and it dwarfed Take-Two’s $12.7 billion acquisition of Zynga. Microsoft paid a whopping $68.7 billion for Activision Blizzard. Even though the purchase happened almost half a year ago, it’s not completely finished. Since such a large part of the gaming industry is going under one company, there are different governmental agencies that will need to look at this deal before Microsoft can officially own Activision Blizzard....

That being said, the Galaxy S21 is still very much a powerful device, and has the latest specs you’d want in a flagship. Both of these phones come with displays that are more than large enough, and yet the phones themselves are not that large, not at all. They do differ in a lot of ways, though, as they offer different specs, different designs… well, they’re basically as different as they can be, other than the size aspect....

In this article, we’ll compare the two phones across a number of categories, including design, display, performance, battery, cameras, and audio. We’ll kick things off by listing their specifications, though, as per usual. That being said, let’s kick off this Google Pixel 6 vs Google Pixel 6 Pro comparison, shall we. Specs Specs Google Pixel 6 vs Google Pixel 6 Pro: Design Google Pixel 6 vs Google Pixel 6 Pro: Design...

Tech expert claims the Pixel 6 Pro consumes more power in 60Hz mode than in 120Hz one Tech expert claims the Pixel 6 Pro consumes more power in 60Hz mode than in 120Hz one This information comes from Andrei Frumusanu, one of the tech experts at AnandTech. He shared his findings, and they’re really interesting. His findings show that the Pixel 6 Pro’s 60Hz setting is using more power in brighter environments than the 120Hz mode....

The information comes from a Weibo user (via GSMArena), who also had an interesting note on the chipset powering this device. But more on that later. According to the source, Sony’s upcoming flagship will retain the 6.1-inch screen from its predecessor. Moreover, the device will utilize Gorilla Glass Victus on both sides. It could be slightly heavier than the Xperia 5 III, however. Expectedly, the Xperia 5 IV will also feature Sony’s advanced camera features, backed by a 1/1....