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Qualcomm Positions Itself As Wi-Fi 6 Leader With New Generation Of Chipsets

By / Personal Computing, Research / September 23, 2019

At a recent event in San Francisco, Qualcomm QCOM +0% announced the latest generation of its Wi-Fi 6 chipsets intended for routers, access points, and smartphones. While Qualcomm is very well known for its mobile 5G chipsets, the company is also a leader in Wi-Fi. Qualcomm is not alone in its support of the new 802.11ax standard, also known …

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Samsung’s Galaxy Note Becomes Its Own Line With The Note10

By / Personal Computing, Research, Smartphone / August 22, 2019

Today, Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy Note 10, available in three different models at different price points. I recently published my review of the Galaxy S10+ (which you can find here, if interested), and I’ve been looking forward to seeing how Samsung would up the ante with the new Note. Without further ado, let’s take a …

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Apple’s Purchase Of Intel’s Modem Business Is All About 5G

By / 5G, Personal Computing, Research / August 19, 2019

This afternoon, it became official: pending regulatory approvals, Apple  will acquire the majority of ’s smartphone modem business. The deal includes IP, equipment, leases, and roughly 2,200 Intel employees, to the tune of roughly $1 billion. This was almost destined to be, from the very day that Apple announced Intel would be its modem supplier of choice. Intel …

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AMD-NVIDIA Competition Is Back In Mid-Range Consumer GPUs

By / Personal Computing, Research / August 19, 2019

This year was a very interesting one in consumer technology, as AMD introduced new CPU and GPU architectures, and NVIDIA  continued to cement new technologies like ray tracing. Both companies made significant progress. NVIDIA’s RTX ray tracing capabilities launched in some of the biggest titles at E3 and between Computex and E3 this year, AMD unveiled its full …

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5-Month Review: Samsung’s Galaxy S10+ And Buds

By / Personal Computing, Research, Smartphone / August 19, 2019

I’ve had the pleasure of using many Android devices, dating back to the Google  G1 and all the way up to the Galaxy S10. However, it’s not often I get an opportunity to review a smartphone with a complimentary pair of equally impressive earbuds. I have been using the Galaxy S10+ with the Galaxy Buds since they …

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XR And 5G At AT&T Shape 2019: A Match Made In Hollywood

By / 5G, Personal Computing / July 12, 2019

I recently attended my first AT&T Shape conference at Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles, California. This year’s event focused heavily on 5G as a cornerstone technology, and how it will drive the entire company forward for at least the next decade. As such, AT&T  brought in a lot of partners and exhibitors to demonstrate exactly what 5G means …

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