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Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro And Ultra May Get A Major OLED Power-Up

It looks increasingly likely that Samsung will be giving the upcoming Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra a significant OLED display upgrade over the previous generation's three-year-old tech.

According to South Korea’s ETNews, Samsung Electronics and Samsung Display have finalized plans to outfit the top-dog Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra with the company's all-new M16 OLED panel, which is definitely a welcome change over the aging M13 material set that has anchored several preceding generations of Galaxy devices.

The M16 panel is a big deal as it brings substantial improvements in display efficiency and optical fidelity. By optimizing the underlying organic compounds, the new panel architecture delivers noticeable improvements across peak brightness, color rendition, overall energy consumption, and longevity. Furthermore, the M16 will reportedly work alongside Color Filter-on-Encapsulation (COE) technology, where COE replaces the polarizing film layer with a micro-printed color filter applied directly onto the...

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Blue Planet III is keeping the rough edges in the age of AI

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Samsung's archrival wants to spread 100 special CPUs in every SSD controller ahead of PCIe 8.0, High Bandwidth…

* SK Hynix plans to distribute more than 100 processors across SSD controllers * H-TPUs reportedly consume just 2.5% of conventional CPU core power * Each H-TPU occupies only 4% of a general-purpose processor core's area SK Hynix is developing solid-state drive controllers with more than 100 compact processors to

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Starlink seems to be working normally again in Ukraine

SpaceX appears to have lifted restrictions the Ukrainian military’s of use Starshield — the military-grade version of the company’s Starlink internet system. The Wall Street Journal reports that Defense Minister Evgeniy Khmara told reporters that Starshield appears to be working normally again, although the military is still conducting tests

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Starlink seems to be working normally again in Ukraine