May 10
May 10
A temporary monument to the victims of the 2016 mass shooting was unveiled Tuesday.
May 10
The actor spoke to HuffPost about being a sexual assault survivor and deprogramming toxic masculinity.
May 10
All Android Wear a.k.a Wear OS smartwatches run on the same chip, the Snapdragon Wear 2100 from Qualcomm. The company launched this chip back in 2016 and it’s high time that it came out with a successor to power improved smartwatches. That’s finally going to happen later this year as Qualcomm has confirmed that it will be releasing a new processor for Wear OS smartwatches this year.
Qualcomm’s senior wearables director Pankaj Kedia confirmed to Wareable that Qualcomm is going to launch a new processor for wearable devices alongside a flagship device in the fall this year. He also said that multiple OEM partners will be launching their new Watch OS devices powered by this chip by the holiday season.
Kedia also mentioned that the new chip is going to be “designed from the ground up for a no-compromises smartwatch experience,” which should in theory enable OEMs to develop smaller smartwatches with improved battery life.
The no-compromises smartwatch experience means that the chip will work more effectively with always-on displays because a smartwatch is essentially a wristwatch with more features. So it needs to look good whether or not the user is looking at it. It shouldn’t be black and white when the user isn’t looking at it. That’s something that Qualcomm has been focusing on during the development process for this new chip.
Kedia didn’t provide any specifics of the new chip at this point in time but did tease that it’s going to “significantly change the Wear OS ecosystem.” Expect to hear more about this chip in the coming months.
Qualcomm Developing New Processor For Smartwatches , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
May 10
“I was just appalled how someone would think that I wanted to be them and I actually went to medical school.”
May 10
Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer is among the departures since John Bolton became head of the National Security Council.
May 10
Chinese telecommunications company ZTE has stopped major business operations, it has revealed, as a consequence on the US ban on selling components to the maker. The company mentioned the change in a document published today, stating that “major operating activities…have ceased” without additional details on what, exactly, that means. READ: US hits ZTE with huge ban that has ominous Android … Continue reading
May 10
Microsoft Outlook users will soon be able to pay their bills directly from their inbox, the company has revealed. The new feature, which is powered by Microsoft Pay, will simplify the bill-payment process by adding support for various payment processors, billing services, and invoicing services. Several companies are in the pipeline for support at launch. Payments inside of existing applications … Continue reading
May 10
All Android Wear a.k.a Wear OS smartwatches run on the same chip, the Snapdragon Wear 2100 from Qualcomm. The company launched this chip back in 2016 and it’s high time that it came out with a successor to power improved smartwatches. That’s finally going to happen later this year as Qualcomm has confirmed that it will be releasing a new processor for Wear OS smartwatches this year.
Qualcomm’s senior wearables director Pankaj Kedia confirmed to Wareable that Qualcomm is going to launch a new processor for wearable devices alongside a flagship device in the fall this year. He also said that multiple OEM partners will be launching their new Watch OS devices powered by this chip by the holiday season.
Kedia also mentioned that the new chip is going to be “designed from the ground up for a no-compromises smartwatch experience,” which should in theory enable OEMs to develop smaller smartwatches with improved battery life.
The no-compromises smartwatch experience means that the chip will work more effectively with always-on displays because a smartwatch is essentially a wristwatch with more features. So it needs to look good whether or not the user is looking at it. It shouldn’t be black and white when the user isn’t looking at it. That’s something that Qualcomm has been focusing on during the development process for this new chip.
Kedia didn’t provide any specifics of the new chip at this point in time but did tease that it’s going to “significantly change the Wear OS ecosystem.” Expect to hear more about this chip in the coming months.
Qualcomm Developing New Processor For Smartwatches , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
May 10
UPS has revealed sleek new electric trucks that look like they’ve rolled straight out of Pixar’s Cars series. The company revealed it’s working with vehicle manufacturer Arrival on a pilot fleet of 35 lightweight electric trucks that look far more fu…
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