The screen size has increased to 8.5 inches, while the body remains the same – the bezels are 24% thinner. Inside is a 2nm A20 Pro chip. The processor is up to 60% faster. The thickness is only 5.4 mm, and it now features IP67 water and dust resistance.
The tablet also includes Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, a new C2 modem, and improved speakers. The front-facing camera has been moved to the longer side.
Price starts at $699. Pre-orders will open on October 28th, and sales will begin on November 6th.
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We may see Astra 6.1 on Thursday.
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Samsung smart TVs are collecting detailed data on what users watch and how they watch it, according to a cybersecurity researcher who reverse-engineered the company's Tizen operating system. The researcher claims the data — including network logs, audio information, screenshots of on-screen content, and cross-device tracking identifiers — is used to serve more targeted advertising. AI models reportedly analyze viewing behavior, skipped ads, and watch time.
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Initially, access will be limited to a select group of cybersecurity specialists, with wider availability for users later.
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China has set a new benchmark in fiber optic transmission. A team of Chinese researchers has achieved a data transfer rate of 3.2 petabits per second using a 24-core fiber optic cable spanning 10.3 kilometers. This capacity theoretically enables the transmission of over 20,000 4K films per second. The new record represents an approximate 28% improvement over the team's prior achievement of 2.5 petabits per second.
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Global stock markets have lost a combined $10 trillion from their yearly peaks, with steep declines across major economies. South Korea is down 43% ($1.15 trillion), Indonesia 42.39% ($0.40 trillion), and Turkey 29% ($0.12 trillion). China has shed 19% ($2.90 trillion), Hong Kong 18% ($1.10 trillion), Japan 15.45% ($1.20 trillion), and India 10.84% ($0.57 trillion). The United States is down 2.95%, or $1.99 trillion.
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