

Ew. Ewer. And ewest.
You read the name. You know what I am.


Ew. Ewer. And ewest.


Oh fuck off, Samsung. It’s because y’all have a terrible fab. Stfu and look into either disassembling it, or reworking it from the ground up.
For a change, I’d like to see them use TSMC for Exynos and see if their chip designs are terrible or it’s just solely Samsung’s fault.


There’s gotta be a better way to deal with this… Maybe offer a way to backup data and then flash this update to get the best experience?


Dude’s a solid journalist. His teardowns are insane.


TL;DR of the TL;DR
They removed bloatware.
Why didn’t they do the same for the older model tho?


Samsung’s Fab is astonishingly bad at making chips. A Tensor is just an Exynos cosplaying as a Google chip.


Oh dude I love it! I recently donated to Thunderbird. My first Open Source donation (apart from Wikipedia). Feels good. I generally contribute through testing, but once I start earning a good amount, I’m gonna do what you did…


Exactly where I saw this too lol. Idk what the issue with the link is.


It’s gotta be Qi2. But it’s a well-known standard so why would they not mention it?


If you’re just gonna make them install an app, it’s best they just use LocalSend. It’s simple, fast and hassle-free.


100+ countries getting inaccurate information. Woohoo!


Thank you. For once, I’m happy they made a good change.


Magnetic power bank? But no mention of Qi2 support. So no magsafe implementation then.


I use a Poco F4. F5 or F6 should be good enough too! Most Xiaomi devices have massive custom ROM support. Plus openly available firmware updates.


When your entire motivation is to replicate something that you didn’t have confidence in the first time, you get Google’s Android.


No way! I wonder what changed their minds?! 🙄


What does this mean for other chromium browsers like Vivaldi? I like Vivaldi.


Unfortunate but true.


Focusing on QoL over AI would be a great idea for a while. Or at least used hard-coded automation or machine learning that functions on any device.
This headline makes it seem like Google remove a language that was underrepresented language. But it’s actually DEI wording they’re talking about.