At IDF, the company demos high-definition videoconferencing on its new quad-core computers, without sacrificing power and performance
Intel's David Perlmutter shows the company's new, quad-core laptop computers at the Intel Developer Conference in San Francisco.
He demonstrated how videoconferencing can be undertaken in high definition, even with other applications running in the background, without sacrificing power and performance.
Samsung admits fingerprint reader flaw, promises software fix
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Maybe shadow IT isn't so bad after all, study suggests
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Restructuring and probe resolution costs send Ericsson into hole for third quarter
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Pixel 4 skips India, Japan waiting on Motion Sense
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Samsung to launch smartphone with under-the-display front camera: Report
The new technology is expected to either be applied onto the upcoming Galaxy S11 or the next generation of the Galaxy Fold.
Bharti Airtel goes with Ericsson for 5G core
Move comes after telco announced it was using Huawei for microwave links last month.
Huawei revenue up by almost one quarter for third quarter
Bans are yet to hit the Chinese giant's bottom line.
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