#NVIDIA 's new GPUs based on the Blackwell architecture are a feat in themselves. While the RTX 5070Ti is finally back on laptops after it was absent from the RTX 4000 series. It's a bummer that RTX 5070 still comes with 8GB of VRAM. A 🧵

HP's ZBook series are really cool, along with confusing model names 🥲

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Oh damn, my last post was one month ago?
Guess I'll have to change that

#Apple has historically preferred Qualcomm for its modems used in iPhones and iPads. However, 2025 could be different as Apple is finally planning to roll out its first ever in-house modem, codename Sinope in the iPhone SE that's due to launch in March 2025.

Apart from One UI 6 for Watch, which is the rolling out to the Galaxy Watch 6,5 as well as the 4 series, Samsung has also finally announced the One UI 7 beta programme for multiple countries, including US, Korea and India for the S24 Ultra.

Well here's some unexpected news:
Google has extended the software support for the Pixel Fold, Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 series from 3 years to 5 years of OS updates . Good going, but alas, Tensor ruins the day. The Pixel 9 Pro is the best of the lot imo

The new Mahindra BE 6 looks like the Cybertruck for India. Such a bold design. At the introductory price of around 19 lacs, this definitely feels luxury, and it is rightly so. Now it's going head to head with MGs and Tatas of India. EV market is definitely on the right track

While Android 15 is now starting to roll out a bit properly across all smartphone brands, Google just bolstered the Android 16 release timeline. There will be 2 android releases next year, the major Android 16 as well as an Android 16.1, a first after a long, long time.

Intel's mind boggling 16.6 billion dollar loss is expected, as they have restructured heavily and have placed all their bets on going all out on the newer process nodes in effort of catching up with AMD and Apple. They are in a "Valley of death",

I honestly feel honda missed out BIG time in the electric space with the Activa e and the QC 1.
The Activa e has good specs on paper but no boot space due to swappable batteries. You can swap batteries only at the station with a card, and I'm presuming it will be subscription based.

I can't believe such unpolished phones still arrive in 2024. Judging by trakintech english's review, the Realme GT 7 Pro needs some serious software tuning before it can be released globally

Well this was useful. Still many of the popular handles are claimed by other people. Just verify before you blindly tapping the follow button.

You know what, I'm using all 3 right now, and BlueSky seems the most promising in terms of experience

Silicon Carbide batteries on newer smartphones like the OnePlus 13 and the OPPO Find X8 Pro are the true innovations for 2025.
I just hope big consumer companies adopt this too.

Hi everyone!
Just got onboard this birdie
Looks really familiar btw
#1stpost