Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review

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  The Galaxy A55 5G is the latest addition to Samsung’s A-series lineup, offering a fresh twist on a proven design. Building upon the success of the Galaxy A35 5G, the A55 5G retains familiar aesthetics while introducing substantial upgrades. Join us in this Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review as we take a closer look at what this device brings to the mid-range market. Although the A55 5G comes at a higher price point than its predecessor, it boasts a variety of exciting features designed to attract users seeking a blend of style and performance. So, let’s get started, shall we? Samsung Galaxy A35 5G Review Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review Design & Build At first glance, the Galaxy A55 5G closely resembles the Galaxy A35 5G with its sleek design language. However, there are notable distinctions. The A55 5G weighs 213g, making it a bit heavier, thanks to its aluminum frame that enhances durability and gives the device a robust feel. This upgrade comes with a downside—its rougher edges

Apple to Launch M4 Chips with Enhanced AI Capabilities by Year-End

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Apple is ramping up its development of the next-gen M4 chips, which will bring new Macs to the market by the end of 2024, with a major focus on improving AI performance.

After the M3 launch in October 2023, industry expert Mark Gurman suggests the M4 series will follow suit with a similar release date in October.

The upgrade roll-out will begin with iMacs, entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pros, and high-end 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, along with Mac minis.

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Early 2025 will bring changes to the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Airs, followed by updates to the Mac Studio around mid-2025, and finally the Mac Pro by late 2025.

Three different M4 chip types are in development, each with its own codename:

  • Donan (budget-friendly)
  • Brava (mid-tier)
  • Hidra (top-tier)

The Donan chip will power entry-level models of the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac mini. Brava will be fitted into premium MacBook Pro and Mac mini options, while Hidra will be the powerhouse choice for Mac Pro.

The new M4 Mac desktops will get a big memory boost, supporting up to 512GB of unified memory, much higher than the current 192GB cap. Even though Apple will stick with the same 3nm chip manufacturing process as with the M3, TSMC may use an enhanced version to improve both performance and energy efficiency. Apple is also looking to strengthen the Neural Engine, likely by increasing the number of AI processing cores.

Will this new era of M4 chip technology redefine your Mac experience?

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