The Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 1 chipset powers Meta’s Quest Pro VR headset The Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 1 chipset powers Meta’s Quest Pro VR headset Starting with the processor, the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 1 is Qualcomm’s latest offering in the flagship XR (extended reality) market. Compared to the previous solution, the new chipset delivers 50 percent higher sustained power and 30 percent improved thermal performance. The company says these improvements allow for smaller and lighter MR (mixed reality) and VR (virtual reality) devices....

The Lenovo-owned company posted an image of the Razr 3 on the Chinese microblogging platform Weibo. The image shows the back side of the upper half of the device. It gives us a much clearer look at the rear camera layout, button placements, and most importantly, the big cover display. The Chinese firm is teasing various use cases for the external screen. For example, it lets you take selfies using the rear camera, control music playback, read notifications, check out the calendar, use maps for navigation, and much more....

Paying $7 to $9 per month for the ad-supported subscription might seem like a good deal when Netflix’s “Basic” plan, without HD streaming, starts at $10 per month. You can also pay $15.49 monthly for a standard subscription that includes no commercials. Also, showing an excessive amount of ads is one of the greatest drawbacks of ad-supported or free tiers. As per the report, Netflix wants to change the user’s perception of ad-supported subscriptions by showing only four minutes of advertising per hour of content streaming....

Netgear Nighthawk RAXE300 price & specifications Netgear Nighthawk RAXE300 price & specifications The Netgear Nighthawk RAXE300 sports a familiar design: a futuristic stealth aircraft-like body that we have seen previously from the company. It supports Wi-Fi 6E devices and is compatible with the new 6GHz band, as well as 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Netgear promises a combined Wi-Fi speed of up to 7.8Gbps — 2.4Gbps, 4.8Gbps, and 600Mbps over the three bands respectively....

These trojans are designed to steal your login info, account number, and various other financial info. In the end, its goal is to steal your cash, basically, it’ll do everything it can to get there. Trojans are called that because of the Trojan Horse, in which the Greeks hid to conquer Troy. In a similar fashion, trojans hide inside legitimate-looking apps, to gain your trust, and then they act. New banking trojans spotted in 5 Android apps, which you need to delete immediately New banking trojans spotted in 5 Android apps, which you need to delete immediately...