Someone has been able to extract Samsung OneUI from the Galaxy S22 Ultra and port it to the S10 series. For this, you will have to flash a custom ROM that has OneUI 6.1 baked in and you get all the features that S22 Ultra has on your Galaxy S10, S10+, S10 5G. This also means you get full Galaxy AI suite.
Motorola’s Moto G84 is finally on sale and there seems to be a lot of confusion about their support for eSIMs. For starters, there is XT2347-1, model number for US variant of Moto G84 that has full eSIM support.
TWRP custom recovery is finally available for the Poco X6 5G android phone. This new TWRP adds support for Android 13 and 14 including PIN and password. It supports both stock and custom ROMs.
Third Wave has churned out GALLERIA RL7C-R45-4, a laptop with Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor. There is also a 16” creator model and 14” creator one, called GALLERIA DL7C-IG-C6 and GALLERIA DL7C-IG-C4 respectively.
Eizo has churned out a 34.1” UWQHD computer monitor with curved screen. This FlexScan EV3450XC comes with built-in webcam and microphone and costs $1050.
Continue reading “Best UWQHD computer monitor with curved screen – Eizo FlexScan EV3450XC review”MSI Katana A17 is an AI laptop that is powered by the latest AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS artificial intelligence processor. Backing the powerful processor is Nvidia Geforce RTX 40 series graphics card.
If you are looking for a compact gaming netbook, make sure to check out the new GPD Win Max 2 2024. Equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 7 8840u processor, the GPD Win Max 2 comes with 10.1 inch display with 2k resolution and runs Windows 11 OS, allowing you to run Steam games with ease.
Buffalo has released an entry level WiFi 6 router in the market. Called the WSR-1500AX2L, this router comes with support for 1201Mbps in 5Ghz band and offers whopping 300Mbps in 2.4Ghz band.
Continue reading “Buffalo WiFi 6 router released – Buffalo WSR-1500AX2L”Asus has just churned out GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER graphics card to the public. It will hit the market shelves at around 1500 dollars.
Japanese Wi-Fi router company, NEC has published a list of infected wireless routers. These are vulnerable and if the hacker exploits their vulnerability, they would be able to execute commands via telnet and arbitrary code using UPnP.
