Month: July 2020
Sony picks up a minority stake in Epic Games for $250 million null
In a strategic move, Sony has announced that it will invest $250 million and acquire a minority stake in Epic Games, the company behind the highly popular games like Gears of War and Fortnite. While both the companies had been working closely together in the past, this deal is aimed…
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MediaTek Dimensity 600: Specifications, launch date and everything we know null
Mediatek’s Dimensity processors have carved a niche for themselves in the 5G segment. However, the company is yet to make grounds in markets like Europe and the US where Qualcomm is dominating the Mobile market apart from Apple’s Bionic SoC. Latest reports regarding the Dimensity 600 series of budget 5G…
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Realme could be the first to cross 100W charging on phones null
Realme smartphones have one of the fastest charging technologies currently available in the market. Not looking to slow down (pun intended), the company is expected to announce a whopping 100W+ fast charging as early as this month. Most of Realme’s current offerings support 30W VOOC charging, a solution shared with…
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Worldwide PC shipments grew due to work-from-home arrangements
The PC industry bounced back in the second quarter of 2020 after its weakest quarter in years mostly due to shelter-in-place orders prompted by the coronavirus pandemic. According to both Gartner and IDC, PC shipments grew year-over-year in the secon… Source
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At 1TB, this is the cheapest large capacity USB drive right now null
Patriot does a lot of things for tech fans; solid state drives, gaming keyboards, gaming mice, headsets as well as RGB memory modules. It’s a popular brand and one that has been well received by reviewers (including us) for more than a decade. However, unbeknown to many is that they…
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Google confirms new Nest smart speaker with official photo and video
Google has responded to the inadvertent reveal of a new Nest smart speaker through regulatory filings by, well, confirming its existence. The company just sent The Verge an official photo of the device, referring to it only as “what the Nest team is working on from home.” The speaker looks…
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