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Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra: A Subtle, Familiar Refresh
technology6 days ago

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra: A Subtle, Familiar Refresh

A new leak suggests the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra will largely resemble the S11 Ultra, with the same notch, bezels, gray color, and a familiar 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and 11,600 mAh battery. The rumored upgrade is a newer MediaTek Dimensity 9500 CPU, but other specs and design appear largely unchanged, implying a cautious refresh. Samsung is expected to announce the tablet alongside the Galaxy Tab S12 Plus at the IFA show in Berlin in early September.

via PhoneArena|
#galaxy-tab-s12-ultra#ifa#leaks
"Smart Home Revolution: IFA 2023 Set to Illuminate the Future"
technology3 years ago

"Smart Home Revolution: IFA 2023 Set to Illuminate the Future"

The smart home industry is still struggling with interoperability issues, despite the development of the Matter standard by major players like Apple, Amazon, Google, and Samsung. Matter aims to provide a common language for connected devices to communicate locally without relying on a cloud connection. However, a year after its first public demonstration, Matter has yet to deliver on its promise of seamless integration across different devices and platforms. As the IFA tech trade show approaches, there is hope for more connected and less fragmented smart home solutions. The industry needs to provide a more compelling reason for consumers to adopt smart home technology beyond novelty, focusing on essential and practical applications.

via The Verge|
#home-automation#ifa#interoperability
"Philips Hue's Security Camera Designs Exposed in FCC Filings"
technology3 years ago

"Philips Hue's Security Camera Designs Exposed in FCC Filings"

Images of Philips Hue's rumored home security cameras have surfaced online, revealing at least two of the four speculated camera models that have received regulatory approval from the FCC. The cameras come in black and white variants, with a battery-operated version being taller than the wired one. The cameras are expected to support Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Zigbee standards, indicating integration with the wider Hue ecosystem. Pricing details are yet to be confirmed, but previous reports suggest a retail price of around €199.95 ($218) for the wired version and €249.95 ($272) for the battery-powered variant. Philips may officially unveil the cameras at the IFA consumer electronics trade show.

via The Verge|
#fcc#home-security-cameras#ifa