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Sony WF-1000XM4 leak in images alongside expected release date

Sony has been producing some of the best noise canceling headphones for the past several years and now we get a series of actual product images for the upcoming WF-1000XM4 in-ear earphones.

Uncovered by The Walkman Blog, the upcoming XM4s show a more compact and round design compared to their predecessors. We can see rubber tips as well as openings for the microphones There’s speculation that Sony will also bring Hi-Res audio support.

Images of the Sony WF-1000XM4

We also have images of the charging case which shows a slimmer profile than the outgoing XM3 case. The bottom…

Exynos chipset with AMD GPU coming this year, will be used in Windows laptops

Laptops like the recent Samsung Galaxy Book Go run Windows 10 on a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. However, according to reports Samsung will introduce a new Exynos chipset in the second half of this year that will be used to power future laptops.

This chip – tentatively named Exynos 2200 – will feature an AMD Radeon GPU, which will deliver a PC-class graphics performance. The chip will be fabbed at Samsung’s 5nm foundries.

The €450 Galaxy Book Go runs Windows 10 on a Snapdragon 7c chipset

Interestingly, when Samsung and AMD officially announced their collaboration, there was…

PlayStation 5 consoles will be hard to find in stores even in 2022, Sony warns

Sony has already sold 7.8 million PlayStation 5 consoles and aims to sell a further 14.8 million over the next 12 months. However, Bloomberg reports that the tech giant has warned analysts that the console will remain in short supply through 2022.

There is strong demand for the PS5, however the global semiconductor shortage has made it difficult to increase production, so for now the PS5 will be difficult to find in stores. Earlier, Sony had predicted that supply will pick up in the second half of this year, but it no longer believes that. It didn’t set a new estimate for when supply will…

Samsung has already patched the security vulnerability in Qualcomm models on some devices

A few days ago Check Point Research disclosed a vulnerability in Qualcomm modems that could allow attackers to listen in on your calls, read your texts and more. Today Samsung announced that it is aware of the vulnerability and that it has already patched a number of its devices.

Samsung has been rolling out patches to some of its Qualcomm-powered Galaxy devices since January (but the company doesn’t specify which ones). Most other Galaxy devices will be secure once you install the May 1 2021 patch.

The vulnerability in question is known as CVE-2020-11292. It is not mentioned in…

Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro set to launch on May 24

After teasing its Yoga Pad Pro 13 last week, Lenovo has now revealed the launch date for its upcoming tablet. The device is set to be announced on May 24 in China. The latest teaser also confirms the Pad Pro will bring a quad-speaker setup with Dolby Atmos housed in the tubular kickstand.

Yoga Pad Pro launch date confirmation

The latest Yoga Pad will offer a large 13-inch display with 1440p resolution, 120Hz refresh rate and Dolby Vision. The screen supports 4096 levels of pressure making it ideal for sketching and taking down notes. According to speculation, we’ll see the…

Leaked Honor 50 image confirms earlier dual-ring design reports

The Honor 50 smartphone is expected in June and today we spotted a leaked image of the phone, suggesting the dual-ring design we reported back in April is real. The second circle will actually host two shooters, one of them with a periscope lens.

While this isn’t the first time we’re seeing this two-circle design, the render is a visualization of how it might look in real life. The leakster says nothing on whether it is a real image or a CAD-based render – either way, it is likely a close match for what we are going to see. This setup obviously has main + telephoto shooters, and the…

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