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Steam DECK will be able to run all games in the Steam library
Valve released the Steam Deck game console last week and it did live up to expectations, with the first scheduled release exceeding 100,000 units. This host is equipped with an AMD Zen2 CPU and RDNA2 GPU, which can run the latest 3A masterpieces smoothly. The purpose of Valve is not that, they want Steam DECK to run all games in the Steam library. The Steam Deck handheld developer said, “In the past few years, we have been testing various games in the game library. They did not run very well on the previous prototypes and architectures, but we also made it meet the requirements of the handheld. The level of performance can run a new generation of games without problems. The Steam Deck handheld can play the entire Steam game library. We have not found games that cannot be run on this device.”
RedTom Thoughts😊: Awesome! Looks like I will throw away my Switch and buy a Steam Deck rightaway!
Samsung’s new patent image exposure: flip folding phone with rotating camera
According to foreign media reports, Samsung has submitted a patent application to the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) for a “foldable electronic device equipped with a rotating camera on the hinge”, which describes a flip-flop similar to the Galaxy Z Flip mobile phone. The patent image shows that Samsung puts the camera into the hinge, and can rotate the camera to take photos of different angles from the front, top and back, and can do everything from Selfie to regular shooting in one go. Due to the change of the camera position, Samsung can provide a larger secondary screen for this flip-folding phone to display more content, which is not only used for notifications and incoming calls, but also for information replies.
RedTom Thoughts😊: I think this patented design has a disadvantage. Due to the change of the camera position, the phone cannot be placed flat on the table when the phone is unfolded, what do you think?
AirPods 3 will be released together with iPhone 13
According to the latest report from DigiTimes, the AirPods 3 will be released along with the iPhone 13 series. The report as a whole echoes the previous report, that is, AirPods 3 will start mass production in August this year. In a new report, DigiTimes stated that certain components required by AirPods have already begun to be shipped in “small batches” and will increase in the third and fourth quarters of this year. AirPods 3 is expected to adopt a new design, which is closer to AirPods Pro in appearance. The new headset will support wireless charging and support Hey Siri. According to the spy photos shared by 52Audio, the domestic media, the ear handle of AirPods 3 will be further shortened, and the charging box will be wider and more consistent with the AirPods Pro shell.
RedTom Thoughts😊: Well, I’ve heard enough rumors about the AirPods 3, can it be true this time?
The Honor V7 Pro tablet will be released on August 12
Honor released a warm-up video about the tablet. From the video, the new Honor V7 Pro uses a right-angled edge design, which is very thin and light. The rear camera module uses a similar “pill-like” design, but it is not known how many cameras are equipped. In addition, the back of the tablet uses a blue plain leather packaging shell, and the “HONOR” logo is printed on the lower left, which looks very good. As for the configuration, the well-known digital blogger Digital Chat Station brought relevant news, saying that “the new Honor V7 Pro tablet will be powered by MediaTek’s most powerful Dimensity 1300T chip.” According to speculation, it is expected that the new Honor V7 Pro tablet will be released together with the Magic 3 series of phones, on August 12.
RedTom Thoughts😊: Another great choice for the tablets! Exciting news!
Apple Music’s Spatial Audio does not work with built-in speakers of iPhone XR, iPad or iPad mini
According to Macrumors reports, Apple today updated the details of which devices support spatial audio with Dolby Atmos through built-in speakers. In the updated support document, Apple stated that the built-in speakers of iPhone XS or newer models (excluding iPhone SE), 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro, and fourth-generation iPad Air support spatial audio. The 3 and 6th to 8th generation iPads have been removed from the supported list. However, users of older iPhones and iPads can use spatial audio through headphones, including AirPods, AirPods Pro, AirPods Max, Beats X, Beats Solo3 Wireless, Beats Studio3, Powerbeats3 Wireless, Beats Flex, Powerbeats Pro, Beats Solo Pro and, Beats Studio Buds are supported.
RedTom Thoughts😊:Well, who actually listens to music with iPhone built-in speakers and enjoy it? LOL.
The above is all the content of today’s RedTom Morning Post, have a nice day!
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