This benchmark has been dug up by a developer called Kuba Wojciechowski. He also found some code that relates to this SoC, and the two, in collaboration, kind of reveal the setup we can expect. The Pixel 7 Pro benchmark reveals the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original The Pixel 7 Pro benchmark reveals the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original It seems like the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original Tensor chip....

This offer is available through the Rakuten browser extension for Google Chrome. If you already have a Rakuten account, you can avail of the offer as soon as you add the extension and activate it. But if you’re a new user, you will first have to sign up for the service before you can get 2% cash back on Google Store purchases. First spotted by 9to5Google, the Rakuten extension notifies users of the available cash back with a pop-up on the top-right corner of the screen once you land on the Google Store....

It’s still a wired controller. So you get less freedom than with something like the Xbox Wireless controller that comes with the console. Or the new SCUF Instinct Pro. It is a detachable USB-C cable this time though, so it has better storage. And, there’s method to the madness. Because Razer believes that having the controller be wired will help provide a better experience for competitive play. The controller is compatible with Xbox SeriesX|S, Xbox One, and PC....

This recognition for Samsung’s sustainability efforts comes right on the heels of the EPA presenting it with a Gold Tier Award in March. It is the highest EPA accolade that honors companies for recycling electronic waste (e-waste). The agency had also presented the firm with the Sustained Excellence Award for its innovation in Sustainable Materials Management (SMM). “Sustainability is core to Samsung’s mission and we have an obligation to help stem the effects of climate change and preserve our planet for future generations,” said Mark Newton, Head of Corporate Sustainability for Samsung Electronics America....

According to the Korean media, Samsung initially planned to launch the Galaxy S22 FE this year. It had set a production target of three million units for the phone. But with a limited chip supply, that would have meant three million fewer Galaxy S22 Ultras in the market. The company couldn’t procure additional chipsets for the FE model. Since the Galaxy S22 Ultra has a higher profit margin and is already selling well, it was a no-brainer for the Korean behemoth to prioritize the flagship and cancel the Galaxy S22 FE altogether....