Pixel 7 and Pixel Watch will be accompanied by new Nest products this fall Pixel 7 and Pixel Watch will be accompanied by new Nest products this fall While Google gave us a glimpse of the Pixel 7 series and Pixel Watch at I/O 2022 in May, not much is known about what Nest products are coming out during the next Made by Google event. However, if leaks and rumors are anything to go by, there are quite a lot of probable candidates....

Like other investments, Bitcoin is also subject to various market forces and factors that could drive or hinder its value. For instance, volatility is one of Bitcoin’s key characteristics that could induce huge losses when prices take a downturn. That is why investors require enlightenment on maximizing the potential returns and reducing risks as much as possible. Here are pointers to help you maximize your Bitcoin investment. Diversification Diversification Diversifying your Bitcoin portfolio is one of the best ways to cut risks and improve the expected returns on investment....

Nothing has finally decided to share some Phone (1) sales numbers Nothing has finally decided to share some Phone (1) sales numbers It was revealed that the company managed to sell over 100,000 units of the Phone (1) in just over 20 sale days on Flipkart. He also confirmed that the Nothing Phone (1) is currently the best-selling smartphone on Flipkart in the INR 30,000+ ($377+) price segment. It was also mentioned that over 10 million consumers opted to get notified about the phone’s launch on Flipkart....

NVIDIA announced the acquisition of Arm in September 2020. The deal was initially scheduled to be completed in 18 months. The company expected to close the deal in March 2022. However, regulatory oversight has prevented this. To date, the governments of China, the United States, and the United Kingdom have confirmed that they will investigate the deal. “Our discussions with regulators are taking longer than initially thought, so it’s pushing out the timetable,” CEO of NVIDIA Jensen Huang told the Financial Times....

The Korean behemoth’s semiconductor and smartphone divisions work independently. They have a buy-sell relationship. The smartphone unit uses Exynos processors from its sister firm in its products. But Exynos chipsets have historically underperformed rivaling solutions from the likes of Qualcomm and MediaTek, particularly in the flagship segment. They are less power-efficient and have always had issues with thermal management. Perhaps the problem is with the semiconductor division’s chip fabrication tech. It manufactured Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC last year and the chipset had similar issues as well....