Kim has a vast experience in the field of semiconductors. He graduated from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and worked for Texas Instruments and Qualcomm before joining Apple in 2014. During his nine-year tenure at Apple, Kim reportedly worked on the company’s Bionic processors. Samsung is now looking to utilize Kim’s expertise in semiconductors to develop its chip tech. The company has historically struggled to compete against Qualcomm in chip designing, with the latter’s chipsets always outperforming competing solutions from the former....

The company says this service only throttles the performance of high-end game apps and not anything else. Reports of GOS slowing down apps like Instagram, TikTok, and Netflix aren’t true. The GOS package does include a list of 10,000 apps but that is for the service to determine game apps and activate performance optimizations accordingly. It doesn’t throttle all the apps in this list as originally reported. For this very reason, GOS isn’t slowing down benchmark apps as well....

Arun first noticed the problem on the Galaxy Note 8 launched in 2017. Yes, the phone that succeeded the disastrous Galaxy Note 7. Samsung had to recall millions of Galaxy Note 7 units and discontinue the phone after multiple reports of battery explosions. But it appears other models have had some sort of battery problems too. Arun’s Galaxy S6 from 2015 and the Galaxy S10 from 2019 also suffered similar battery swelling....

Twitter has been working on the edit tweet button since last year, but it only recently ramped up production. Currently, it’s available to select Twitter Blue subscribers. Twitter Blue is a company’s premium subscription service. If you’re a free user, don’t despair. The future will eventually make it to you. We just don’t know when that will be. The edit tweet button is coming to Twitter blue subscribers in the US The edit tweet button is coming to Twitter blue subscribers in the US...

That smartwatch, codenamed Milan, had two integrated cameras. One with a 5MP sensor for video calls and one with a 12MP camera for snapping photos. It was an ambitious project to be sure. Despite the undoubtedly high amount of privacy concerns it would probably raise. But, Meta killed the plans for that watch in the middle of June. Which left two more watches on the table that it was working on....