Samsung

Swipe to scroll horizontallyValueExpensive for a machine without OLED or Thunderbolt3/5DesignSpacious and elegant, but hard work on wrists4/5HardwareIntel Core Ultra 300 Series CPU, but no easy upgrades3.5/5PerformanceEfficient and useful for local AI4/5OverallFor the money, most customers would expect more4/5

When it comes to the hardware, you're looking at a 49-inch 1000R curved screen that will provide an immersive experience for movies and games. Furthermore, this curvature is also known to help reduce eye strain and fatigue, just in case you're someone that's on their computer all day. As far as performance goes, you're looking at a 240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. And with two HDMI ports, one DisplayPort and two USB, you'll be able to connect other devices to the monitor to make it the central part of your entertainment hub. However, what takes t

With at least seven months to go until its release, it's impossible to say anything for certain about the Galaxy 27 Pro. We just have rumors to go on. Those rumors point to it acting as a smaller, slightly feature-stripped version of the Galaxy S27 Ultra. It seems to have a smaller display and no S Pen support, but with top-end features like a Privacy Display and the same camera array as the Ultra. This would bring the Galaxy S lineup in step with the iPhone family. Apple has, for a few years now, sold two standard devices (the iPhone and iPhone Max) and two Pro ones (the iPhone Pro and Pro Ma

Google has, so far, been rolling out AirDrop support to Android devices on a model-by-model basis. That’s why older Pixel phones aren’t yet supported, and why Samsung also has a limited list of supported models. It’s confirmed that, next in line, will be the following devices: Motorola razr fold 2026 Oppo Find X8 series Honor Magic 8 Pro Google hasn’t detailed the exact requirements for hardware for AirDrop to be supported, but the going theory is that support varies by chipset, with a tweak needed to support “Apple Wireless Direct Link,” something simply not supported by every Android devic