Next-Gen Audio: Qualcomm’s S7/Pro Chips Elevate AI Performance, XPAN Integration, and Lossless Audio

October 25, 2023 – Qualcomm Unveils Next-Gen Audio Chipsets for Immersive Listening Today, alongside the release of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and X Elite processors, Qualcomm has introduced a groundbreaking audio chipset, the S7 and S7 Pro-Gen 1, designed for headphones, speakers, and mobile computing platforms. This new audio platform boasts high performance, low…

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Google Unveils Free AI Subscription for U.S. College Students

April 18, 2025 – Google has officially entered the fiercely competitive higher education AI services market, as reported by The Verge. Starting immediately, U.S. college students can enjoy a free subscription to One AI Premium until June 30, 2026, bypassing the standard $20 monthly fee. Google spokesperson Alex Joseph clarified that interested students must register…

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BlackBerry Narrows Quarterly Losses, Eyes Path to Profitability

June 27, 2024 – BlackBerry, now focusing on the Internet of Things (IoT) and cybersecurity, reported a narrower net loss than expected in its latest quarterly report, signaling the company’s efforts to restore its adjusted profitability. The tech firm, once known for its smartphones, revealed a net loss of 42million,or7centspershare,forthefirstquarter.Whilethislossishigherthanthe11 million loss incurred in the…

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Claims Top Spot in DXOMARK Screen Rankings with Impressive 155 Score

February 01, 2024 – The renowned evaluation agency DXOMARK has recently unveiled the screen score for Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S24 Ultra. According to the report, the Galaxy S24 Ultra achieved an impressive overall screen test score of 155, topping the global screen rankings on DXOMARK. This places it ahead of various other…

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Volkswagen and German Unions Enter Critical Labor Talks Amid Layoff, Plant Closure Concerns

September 26, 2024 – Negotiations between Volkswagen executives and labor unions commenced on Wednesday, addressing salary issues that could potentially determine the extent of layoffs and possible plant closures at Europe’s largest automaker in Germany. Thorsten Gröger, the chief negotiator for the union, stated unequivocally, “We will not negotiate on plant closures or massive layoffs.”…

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