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The timeframe for the update more widely, conversely, is said to be within the next three weeks. That could potentially mean that end-users outside of Samsung’s internal network will be able to try out Android 13 soon. Possibly before the end of July. Although the public release isn’t expected until October. That is, of course, assuming everything goes smoothly with internal testing and no firmware-breaking bugs need to be squashed....

TSMC to out-invest Samsung in the chip business in 2022 TSMC to out-invest Samsung in the chip business in 2022 Samsung announced its ten-year plan of becoming the largest chip manufacturers in the world in April 2019. The company planned to invest a whopping $116 billion in the chip business by 2030. It last year raised the investment target by around 30 percent to $151 billion. The Korean giant also appeared to be on track to achieve its goals by outpacing TSMC in chip investment for two consecutive years....

So, what is Vetster? It is an app that can connect you to a veterinarian at any time during the day… or night. This service is available 24/7, so that you already have a vet available. Vetster vets can help you tackle pet separation anxiety Vetster vets can help you tackle pet separation anxiety Having said that, Vetster has been talking about pet separation anxiety lately. Many people spent a lot of time with their pets during the pandemic, and considering that many pet parents are going back to work now, some pets are experiencing separation anxiety....

The Xiaomi 12T Pro is said to use a 200MP camera sensor The Xiaomi 12T Pro is said to use a 200MP camera sensor This info comes from ‘The Pixel’ (via chunvn888) YouTube channel. Take this information with a grain of salt, of course, as we cannot confirm it, and this is not one of the usual sources of such information. In any case, that 200MP camera will be provided by Samsung, if this information is to be believed....

This malware was found in a total of 19 apps, which were downloaded over 10,000 times before they were removed. Google was notified by Lookout, and took action, quickly. This malware was placed onto these app stores via utility apps. Password manager apps, app launchers, data saver apps, and so on. All of these apps were functional, says Lookout, but they were hiding “AbstractEmu” malware. “AbstractEmu” rooting malware appeared on Android app stores “AbstractEmu” rooting malware appeared on Android app stores...