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Poco F4 Gt Review Flagship Gaming Hardware At A Budget Price

But it has been quite a few months since the last GT device from POCO crossed our desks for a review. That device, the POCO X3 GT was the best budget gaming device for 2021. So we are curious to see how the latest POCO X4 GT performs from a gaming device perspective. So let’s get something straight right out of the gate. The POCO F4 GT is basically the Redmi K50 gaming smartphone which is a China exclusive....

Rocket League Sideswipe App Set To Launch Soon

What is this game all about? What is this game all about? If you’re unfamiliar with Rocket League, it’s a really popular game, especially among younger audiences. It’s basically soccer, but instead of people, you play as racecars. You speed across a giant soccer field with your rocket-powered car and try to score as many goals as you can. The soccer ball you use is this giant metal ball that explodes when you make a goal....

Sadly There Will Be No Oneplus 9T This Year

OnePlus didn’t tell us why there’s no OnePlus 9T on the way OnePlus didn’t tell us why there’s no OnePlus 9T on the way This news comes to us from a trusted leaker Max Jamor. In the short and sweet tweet, he simply says “No 9T.” It came as a bit of a shock to the public because we were all sure that there was going to be a OnePlus 9T....

Samsung Applies For Tax Breaks To Expand Its Chip Facilities In Texas

Samsung already has a strong presence in Texas. Its Austin chip plant has been operational for well over two decades now. Six months ago, the company announced a new factory in Taylor where it will manufacture its most advanced computer chips. Costing a whopping $17 billion, it is the Korean firm’s largest-ever single investment in the US. It is also the largest direct foreign investment in Texas history. Before settling on Taylor, Samsung explored several other sites within Texas as well as other states, including New York and Arizona....

Samsung Canceled Galaxy S22 Fe To Sell More Galaxy S22 Ultra Phones

According to the Korean media, Samsung initially planned to launch the Galaxy S22 FE this year. It had set a production target of three million units for the phone. But with a limited chip supply, that would have meant three million fewer Galaxy S22 Ultras in the market. The company couldn’t procure additional chipsets for the FE model. Since the Galaxy S22 Ultra has a higher profit margin and is already selling well, it was a no-brainer for the Korean behemoth to prioritize the flagship and cancel the Galaxy S22 FE altogether....