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Sony Xperia 1 III’s US pre-orders to start from July 1

The Sony Xperia 1 III smartphone was announced over two months ago, with promises to be launched “at the start of this summer”. The Sony United States division has now listed the phone with a pre-order date of July 1. The price will be $1,299.99, which is pretty much the same worldwide, including Russia and China.

The Xperia 1 III is the first smartphone globally with a 4K 120Hz OLED screen. It brings variable focal length telephoto lens, ZEISS lenses with T* coating on all three 12MP shooters, and 4K video recording at 120fps.

The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 888 chipset,…

Realme GT 5G Master Edition is in the works

Realme VP Mr. Xu Qi Chase posted a picture with Japanese designer Mr. Naoto Fukasawa yesterday to tease a new smartphone launch. Mr. Chase didn’t divulge anything about this phone, but today, reliable tipster Digital Chat Station revealed that Realme’s upcoming smartphone will be the GT 5G Master Edition, which could be designed by Mr. Fukasawa like Realme’s previous Master Edition phones.

The first Master Edition smartphone by Realme was a specially designed version of the Realme X launched in 2019, which came in two variants – Garlic and Onion. The same year, Realme launched the X2 Pro…

Samsung Galaxy M22 moves a step closer to launch as it gets Bluetooth certified

The Samsung Galaxy M22 we’ve been hearing about for a while now has moved a step closer to launch as it bagged Bluetooth certification.

The Galaxy M22 is listed on Bluetooth SIG’s website with model code SM-M225FV_DS, where “DS” signifies dual-SIM support. The certifying authority also tells us that the M22 will come with Bluetooth 5.0, but other than that, it doesn’t divulge anything about the smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy M22 Bluetooth certified

However, thanks to Geekbench, we know the Galaxy M22 will be powered by the Helio G80 SoC, run Android 11, and have 4GB RAM onboard….

Big tech companies push back new antitrust bills, Tim Cook called Speaker Pelosi to oppose them

Over a week ago, US lawmakers announced huge bipartisan bills aimed at huge tech companies. Many outlets reported that Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google were directly targeted in the new set of bills that would put more restrictions on corporations’ monopolistic tactics such as acquiring competitors. Naturally, these corporations are widely against the new bills and have begun executing their lobbying campaigns against the bills. The following is an excerpt from New York Times

Executives, lobbyists, and more than a dozen think tanks and advocacy groups paid by tech companies have…

Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra camera lag fixing update arrives in the US

Lately Samsung has been incredibly good with sending out security updates on time for its flagships, sometimes even before Google does. This month, however, things have been different, and it’s only now that the June security patches are headed to the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra units sold in the US.

The delay has to do with Samsung working overtime in fixing some camera lag issues that had been widely reported right before the update was initially supposed to come out. While the company hasn’t outright said that it decided to also incorporate the lag fixes in the June update, that’s…

AMD releases FidelityFX Super Resolution, available in seven games today

AMD today released its FidelityFX Super Resolution or FSR. Announced earlier this month, FSR aims to render a high resolution output image from a low resolution source, thereby providing performance improvement without significant impact to image quality.

Starting today, the feature is available in seven titles, including 22 Racing Series, Anno 1800, Evil Genius 2, Godfall, Kingshunt, Terminator: Resistance and The Riftbreaker. AMD has announced that the feature is also coming to DOTA 2, Far Cry 6, and Resident Evil Village by the end of this year. The company claims that more than…

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