Mobile gaming is about to get exciting as AMD is planning to bring theRDNA 2 graphics architecture — used in high-end consoles such as the Xbox X and the PlayStation 5 — to phones. At the Computex virtual conference, the company’s CEO,Dr. Lisa Su, said that it’s partnering with Samsung to integrate RDNA 2 architecture into the Korean tech giant’s upcoming Exynos flagship mobile processor, found in phones such as the Galaxy S21 series....

Theotherbig mobile handset announcement of the month, Google and Samsung’s 11 October unveiling of what’s widely expected to be the next Nexus-branded handset running Android, is now less than a week away, andBGRclaims it’s got a scoop on the specs we can expect to see on the device. If the blog’s sources are correct (and they often are), we’re looking at an Android 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ handset with a 4....

AtCESthis year, we’ve seen Lady Gaga try to work a Polaroid camera, 3D glasses from Calvin Klein,a wirelessly powered electric car, every kind of bedazzled iPhone case you can imagine and one ofthe coolest telescopes ever made. ButSamsung‘s social media savvy baby monitors are one of the cutest, most lovable products around. Bridging the gap between heartwarming and new technology, the baby monitors do everything a normal baby monitor can do, providing reliable video surveillance for parents....

It’s been a couple of years since folding phones first hit the market, but I’ve yet to actually see one in the wild. And it’s not hard to imagine why; despite their futuristic promise, folding phones have typically been too fragile and expensive for regular people — or even many power users — to actually consider. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3, announced today at the company’s Unpacked event, might finally cross over into the mainstream....

San Diego cuts off all streetlight sensors over privacy concerns Where next? City Council rejected theinitial draft policy, calling for a surveillance ordinance to cover more types of technologies and to carry more weight than a policy. The City Attorney reviewed the draft ordinancerecentlyand requested further clarifications. “The surveillance ordinance is going through the legal review process. It will go to City Council for approval this fall,” said a spokesperson for Council member Monica Montgomery Steppe, who is sponsoring the ordinances to regulate surveillance technology....