Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman and CEO Jong-Hee (JH) Han will deliver the company’s keynote address. The event begins at 6:30 PM PST on January 4/ 2:30 AM GMT on January 5. You will be able to live stream Han’s keynote address on Samsung’s website as well as YouTube channel. What will Samsung unveil at CES 2022? What will Samsung unveil at CES 2022? The theme for Samsung’s CES 2022 keynote will be “Together for Tomorrow,” the company has revealed....

Samsung’s Pyeongtaek campus is a massive 2.9 million-square-meter hub in the Gyeonggi-do province of South Korea, about 70 kilometers south of the capital city of Seoul. It houses over 60,000 employees and serves as one of the main semiconductor facilities globally for the company. The firm manufactures cutting-edge semiconductors including DRAM and V-NAND chips to advanced sub-5nm logic solutions here. US President Joe Biden began his three-day tour of South Korea in May this year at this Samsung factory....

According to Samsung (via Android Police), the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ both use the same display component that supports 48Hz to 120Hz variable refresh rates. However, the devices also feature a proprietary technology that dictates data transfer rates between the processor and the display. It lets the processor feed data to the display at a rate as low as 10Hz. This presumably helps save power. Samsung claims it referred to this proprietary technology when it said the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ both feature variable refresh rates from 10Hz to 120Hz....

Samsung throttles its phones without doing any gaming Samsung throttles its phones without doing any gaming Thermal throttling is what causes your phone to start lagging during a long session of Genshin Impact. All companies do this, and some do this more than others. It all depends on how optimized the phone’s software is for gaming along with the RAM and processor. According to SamMobile, multiple people were able to discover something interesting about how Samsung throttles its phones’ gaming performance....

Samsung’s 3nm chips are based on the Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor architecture. It’s a new chip architecture that brings performance and power improvements over the FinFET (Fin field-effect transistor) architecture that current solutions employ. It also allows for a smaller footprint of the processors. The Korean firm is supplying the initial production run of its 3nm solutions to a Chinese firm that makes processors for cryptocurrency mining. However, the company isn’t counting on it as a long-term client because of the nature of the industry it is associated with....