Kirin 990 will be HiSilicon’s third 7nm mobile processor after the Kirin 980 and Kirin 810.
What you need to know Huawei’s upcoming Kirin 990 mobile processor will reportedly support 4K video recording at 60fps. The company’s upcoming Mate 30 series will be the first to be powered by the flagship Kirin 990 chipset. The Kirin 990 is expected to be formally unveiled at Huawei’s IFA 2019 press conference in Berlin on September 6.
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Users of Android phones will soon be able to try NVIDIA GeForce NOW
What you need to know NVIDIA GeForce NOW is NVIDIA’s game streaming service, currently in beta for PC. NVIDIA has announced that GeForce NOW is coming to Android mobile devices. Additionally, RTX servers are beginning to roll out, with users in California and Germany the first to try them out. The NVIDIA SHIELD TV is currently $ 189 on Amazon.
Today, NVIDIA announced some [Read More…]
Best Answer: Yes, the Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ both support USB-PD charging. However, the Note 10 only supports up to 25 watts of wired charging while the Note 10+ supports up to 45 watts. If you want to hit those speeds, you’ll need to buy your own 45W charger.
Noteable upgrade: Galaxy Note 10+ ($ 1,100 at Samsung) The right charger: 45W USB-C Fast Charging Wall Charger ($ 50 at Samsung) What is USB Power Delivery, [Read More…]
Moto Z2 Force owners can now use the 5G Moto Mod to connect to Verizon’s 5G network in nine U.S. cities.
What you need to know The Moto Z2 Force is finally getting 5G Moto Mod support this week. Verizon says the 5G Moto Mod now comes with further improvements to enable better battery life and deliver faster speeds. Verizon’s 5G network is currently available in Denver, Providence, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Indianapolis, St. Paul, and Washington, [Read More…]
When it comes to mobile phones and wireless technology, some people like to look ahead to the next big thing. What’s looming on the horizon? As if we’re somehow not happy with what we have in our pocket, we spend time reading rumors, and speculation, looking at leaked photos.
One could argue that 5G is that next big thing, at least for smartphones. Sure, it’s still in its infancy, but the tech, its promises, and benefits won’t be going anywhere [Read More…]
Best answer: HOTAS controllers are not supported in No Man’s Sky even with the new update. There are just too many control systems to contend with and you would need to swap them over constantly.
Reach for the stars: No Man’s Sky ($ 40 at Amazon) As cool as it sounds, it’s a no
No Man’s Sky has a few key components that make it a spectacular game to play. There are huge worlds to explore, you [Read More…]
Best answer: No. No Man’s Sky does not support cross-play between any platforms. Unfortunately, it looks like this will be the case for the foreseeable future.
Limitless possibilities: No Man’s Sky ($ 40 at Amazon)
What is cross-play?
Cross-play (or cross-platform play) is a feature that allows people on different platforms to play the same games together. Usually, people on PS4 can only play multiplayer matches with other people on PS4. With cross-play, depending on which [Read More…]
When it comes to mobile phones and technology, it seems that most people like to look ahead to the next big thing. As if we’re not content with what we already have in our pocket, we spend time reading rumors, and speculation, looking at leaked photos.
One might argue that 5G is the next big thing for smartphones. While it’s still in its infancy, it’s the tech that won’t be going anywhere soon. Moreover, it’s the sort of thing that [Read More…]
Android Q Developer Preview users will need version 0.151 of the Pokémon Go app.
What you need to know The latest Pokémon Go update adds support for the Android Q Developer Preview. Previously, the game would launch but refused to go past the initial loading screen. Niantic, the company behind Pokémon Go, most likely took its time adding compatibility because of its strict policies against cheating.
Have you been having Pokémon withdrawals since updating to the Android [Read More…]
When it comes to mobile phones and technology, it seems that most people like to look ahead to the next big thing. As if we’re not content with what we already have in our pocket, we spend time reading rumors, and speculation, looking at leaked photos.
One might argue that 5G is the next big thing for smartphones. While it’s still in its infancy, it’s the tech that won’t be going anywhere soon. Moreover, it’s the sort of thing that [Read More…]
