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Google’s next Pixel flagship — the presumably named “Pixel 6” — will reportedly feature a Google-designed GS101 “Whitechapel” SoC (system on a chip), a first for the company, as reported by 9to5Google and XDA-Developers. 9to5Google’s report claims Google is working on two phones that will feature the Arm-based GS101 — presumed to be a flagship device to succeed last year’s Pixel 5 and a Pixel 4A 5G follow-up. XDA’s report, meanwhile, goes into further detail on the… Source link

Andrew Hoyle/CNET Google’s upcoming flagship phone the Pixel 6 will be powered by a home-made chip, 9to5Google… Source link

This year’s Pixel devices will reportedly use custom Google silicon, according to 9to5Google. As per this report, the upcoming Pixel 6 smartphones — codenamed “Raven” and “Oriole” — will employ this custom SoC (system-on-chip). These devices are part of a platform known as “Slider”, which also encompasses future Chromebook devices that will use this SoC. Known internally as the GS101 “Whitechapel” chip, this SoC is seemingly being made in collaboration with Samsung. It is understood… Source link

National Review SF School Board Member Accused Asians of Using ‘White Supremacy’ to ‘Get Ahead’ A member of the San Francisco School Board referred to Asian Americans as “house n****r[s]” in a 2016 tweet thread, in a comment highlighted by the organizer of a movement to recall her. Alison Collins, who serves as vice president on the school board, published a long Twitter thread in December 2016 in which she explained her intention “to combat anti-black racism in the Asian… Source link

Topline Google’s plan to block online tracking tools on its Chrome web browser has reportedly caught the eyes of the U.S. competition watchdog after the tech giant’s advertising rivals complained they will no longer be able to collect data on web users—the investigation adds to Google’s mounting antitrust woes at home and abroad as regulators seek to grapple with the power of large tech companies.   U.S. competition authorities are reportedly looking into… Source link

As a position, the NFL fullback is dead. That is unless your name is Kyle Juszczyk. In that case, it’s a lucrative career path. The San Francisco 49ers fullback agreed to an extension on Sunday. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, it’s worth $27 million over five years. Of that, $10 million is guaranteed.  That’s not bad for a guy whose position has largely been phased out of the NFL for the better part of a decade — especially considering that he’s already banked more than $23 million in… Source link

Best Life If You’re Taking This Medication, the FDA Has a New Warning for You Your prescription medications are supposed to treat your health issues, but if you’re taking one commonly prescribed drug, it could actually be putting your well-being in jeopardy. On March 9, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recall of one company’s spironolactone tablets, a medication frequently used to treat hormonal imbalances, water retention, and high blood pressure, due to potentially… Source link

Several current and former Google employees say the company’s human resources department would often suggest mental health counseling or leave in response to complaints about racist or sexist behavior in the workplace, NBC News reported. The workers described encounters with coworkers that included racist comments about skin color and hairstyles, as well as sexual harassment. When they contacted Google’s human resources department, each was encouraged to take mental health leave,… Source link

Tiger Woods was unconscious in the immediate moments after his single-car crash last week in Southern California and later told authorities at the scene that he didn’t know how the accident occurred and that he didn’t remember driving at all, according to documents obtained by CNN and USA Today. Woods’ car crashed on a winding stretch of road just south of Los Angeles last week. He underwent surgery on multiple leg injuries, and remained hospitalized through the weekend. He and his team… Source link

Google made the surprise announcement on February 1st that it would be shuttering its in-house Stadia game development studios. But the news wasn’t just a surprise to Stadia customers; it was a bolt from the blue for the Stadia development team, which, just a week prior, had been told that the studios were making “great progress,” according to a report from Kotaku. “[Stadia Games and Entertainment] has made great progress building a diverse and talented team and establishing a… Source link