The Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update for Samsung’s Galaxy A13 5G is already available widely in Europe. The new firmware version for the phone is A136BXXU2BVK3 (via). The company should cover all eligible units in other regions, including the US, over the next couple of weeks. The update should also soon reach the 4G-only version of the phone. This update contains plenty of exciting changes for Galaxy A13 5G users....
This follows a recent Opensignal report that found T-Mobile’s 5G network was the fastest in the U.S. The carrier touched up to 118.7 Mbps in download speeds during the testing period between June 14 and September 11, 2021. Verizon finished in second place at 56 Mbps, while AT&T came in third at 51.5 Mbps. This new landmark holds a lot of significance for the company, given the competition it faces from industry rivals....
The Justice Department is targeting Google’s advertising business The Justice Department is targeting Google’s advertising business Google‘s online advertising business is once again the subject of the case. The Justice Department, and pretty much all of the company’s rivals, allege that Google abuses its market power to illegally dominate the digital advertising market. The search giant provides tools and platforms for publishers to display ads on websites. While there are many competing companies in this space, none has been able to challenge Google....
This is all thanks to Samsung’s new cooling technology. Which uses a newly designed heat transfer technology called Gel-TIM. This helps the heat dissipate more efficiently and that should translate to better sustained performance. Samsung’s Gel-TIM is a thermal paste it’s using for the CPU. Which the company says allows it to transfer heat 3.5x more efficiently than last year’s device. The new heat transfer tech on the Galaxy S22 Ultra isn’t just about gaming The new heat transfer tech on the Galaxy S22 Ultra isn’t just about gaming...
Data collection is not a new concept. The way this data is acquired and handled is what makes big data so intriguing. Everything is being observed and tracked now more than ever before—text and audio, from our mobile phones, the Internet, CCTV cameras—all are being watched and measured. Our world is being absorbed electronically. Previously, it was difficult to filter through all of this data, but improved algorithms, along with the rise of supercomputers, have allowed governments and businesses to connect the dots and uncover patterns in all of this data....
