… According to GrapheneOS, that could give Google and Apple absolute control over which devices work properly online. “Over the long term, this will increasingly lock out hardware and OS competition,” GrapheneOS wrote. …
… Still, Samsung’s ability to sustain reasonably high power, like its rivals’, helps keep it competitive with these models that boast slightly higher raw power levels. …
… Google’s 50% gains in five years versus rivals’ 300% are stark. …
… As the graph above shows, the Tensor G6 would need to make substantial changes to its GPU configuration to catch up with the competition. …
…which aims to rival the speed of Apple’s Face ID, is simply not ready for release yet. While internal UX testing has been successful on phones and Chromebooks, Google has yet…
… Apple is basically arguing that Samsung’s data is crucial because it reflects real-world competition, not just theory. Since regulators are using Samsung as a key example of Apple’s competition, Apple says Samsung’s internal data can show how the market actually works. …
… If the image is real, Garmin seems to be taking the same low-profile path as rivals such as Whoop and Fitbit, opting for passive health tracking over screens and notifications. …
… However, for a third of our readers, Google’s inability to match the competition at flagship price points is a significant deterrent. …
… It nudges marginally ahead with a single run but also sustains peak performance far better than the competition. …
… The day is finally here: the Magic V6 has launched in China, revealing its pricing and showing how the foldable compares to rivals. …