On en sait enfin plus sur la plateforme qui donne vie à la Nintendo Switch 2. Nvidia serait bien aux commandes avec le Tegra T239.
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Motorola launched the Edge 60 Stylus last week as the first Edge series smartphone with a built-in stylus. The smartphone is sold in two colors – Pantone Surf the Web and Pantone Gibraltar Sea. We just got our hands on one, so let’s take a closer look at this stylus-toting smartphone. The Motorola Edge 60 Stylus comes in an eco-friendly package made of recycled materials, and it includes a charging cable, a 68W power adapter, a SIM ejector tool, and some documents. Motorola continues to ship its smartphones with “Moto Fragrance” introduced last year with the Edge 50 Pro, which adds to the…
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La GeForce RTX 5060 Ti AMP 16 Go se démarque comme étant la version la plus rapide des RTX 5060 Ti du catalogue Zotac. Nous l’avons testée !
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Read MoreNew data from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) suggests Apple’s iPhone 16e is off to a strong start, capturing 7% of U.S. iPhone sales in its first partial quarter of availability. The new mid-range offering outperformed the iPhone SE’s share from the same quarter last year.
The entire iPhone 16 lineup, now consisting of five models with the addition of the 16e, accounted for 74% of total U.S. iPhone sales in the March 2025 quarter. It’s a marked increase from the 68% share held by the four iPhone 15 models during the same period in 2024.
While the 16e drove much of this growth, CIRP’s data shows some surprising shifts across the lineup. The standard iPhone 16 saw a decent boost, climbing to 20% of sales compared to just 14% for the iPhone 15 in the previous year’s quarter.
Meanwhile, Apple’s high-end models had an unexpected decline. The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max together accounted for 38% of iPhone sales, down from 45% for the iPhone 15 Pro models a year earlier. The iPhone 16 Pro specifically dropped from 22% to 17% market share.
The numbers suggest Apple’s strengthening of its mid-range offerings may be working overall, with more buyers choosing the standard iPhone 16 over the pricier Pro models. At the same time, the 16e appears to be wooing customers who previously might have opted for older models.
Legacy iPhones – defined as models more than a year old – fell to 26% of U.S. sales, down from 32% the year before. The decline coincides with Apple’s streamlining of its iPhone lineup, which included discontinuing the iPhone SE and the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus during the quarter.
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Read MoreSamsung’s first extended reality (XR) headset, Project Moohan, was first revealed late last year. Then, the company revealed more details about the headset after the launch of the Galaxy S25. It also said the headset will launch this year. However, a recent report claimed that the XR headset might not launch until 2026. Now, it […]
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YouTube marked 20 years since the first video was uploaded on its website. To commemorate the day, the company unveiled new features, stats and reminded about a set of hidden or lesser-known tools. Viraj Manesh, Senior Product Manager, revealed that over 20 million videos are uploaded daily. Users posted more than 100 million comments per day in 2024, with creators hearting comments from an average of 10 million viewers. New features that YouTube is unveiling this year are primarily for TV and Premium users. YouTube TV members can use multiview layouts for non-sports content,…
Read MoreApple chipmaker TSMC at the North America Technology Symposium has teased its next-generation A14 process node that will enter planned production in 2028.
The cutting-edge A14 node will allow for highly advanced 1.4nm chips that are likely to be utilized for future generations of Apple silicon. Compared to TSMC’s N2 node, A14 promises up to 15% faster performance at the same power or up to 30% power savings at the same performance. A14 also boasts over 20% logic density improvement.
TSMC said it is also evolving its TSMC NanoFlex standard cell architecture to NanoFlex Pro, enabling greater performance, power efficiency, and design flexibility. From the company’s press release:
“Our customers constantly look to the future, and TSMC’s technology leadership and manufacturing excellence provides them with a dependable roadmap for their innovations,” said TSMC Chairman and CEO Dr. C.C. Wei. “TSMC’s cutting-edge logic technologies like A14 are part of a comprehensive suite of solutions that connect the physical and digital worlds to unleash our customers’ innovation for advancing the AI future.”
It’s not known which of TSMC’s clients will stand to benefit first from the new 1.4nm chips, but given the close partnership between the company and Apple, it’s a good bet that the latter will be at the front of the queue to place orders.
TSMC’s industry-leading 2nm process is set to enter volume production later this year. Apple is not expected to introduce devices using TSMC’s 2nm (N2) process node until 2026, suggesting that the iPhone 18 series will be first to adopt the technology in Apple’s A20 chip.
Both the iPhone 17 and the upcoming M5 chip for Macs and iPads are expected to continue to utilize TSMC’s 3nm process, specifically the third-generation N3P node. This decision is primarily due to the high costs and limited production capacity associated with the 2nm process at this time.
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Read MoreComme promis, Apple donne des pin’s à l’occasion des dix ans de l’Apple Watch, si vous le demandez. Il vous suffit de le demander dans un Apple Store et tant que la boutique a encore des stocks, on vous tendra l’accessoire sans poser de question. Vous n’avez pas besoin d’avoir rempli les trois anneaux sur votre montre et vous n’aurez même pas besoin d’avoir une Apple Watch au poignet, d’ailleurs. Le pin’s récupéré tôt ce matin dans l’une des boutiques lyonnaises. Image WatchGeneration. Le pin’s est en métal doré et la face avant reprend l’aspect du trophée que vous pourrez gagner à condition cette fois d’effectivement fermer les trois anneaux aujourd’hui, 24 avril 2025. Le dessin symbolise une médaille formée des trois rubans colorés utilisés par l’app Forme pour signaler vos efforts (calories en rouge, minutes d’activité en vert) et le nombre d’heures passées debout (bleu). D’après ce que l’on nous a dit ce matin en récupérant un pin’s à l’Apple Store de la Part-Dieu, ce petit ca…
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