Galaxy Z Fold5 First official image leaks
The first image of the Galaxy Z Fold5 appears to be officially surfaced online. The new foldable smartphone is expected to be launched next month, and it appears to be…
Buyer’s Guide: MacBook Air In comparison to the Generations
It is very important to make decisions about when now is the right time to upgrade or even if an earlier model will be acceptable for your needs given the…
AMD Ryzen 7000 Pro series processor unveiled for laptops and business PC
AMD unveiled its new Ryzen 7000 Pro series CPUs, based on the 4nm manufacturing node and the Zen4 architecture. The Ryzen 7000 Pro series, which is built on the AM5…
Nothing Phone (2) is scheduled for July 11
On July 11, the highly awaited Nothing Phone (2) will go on sale. The introduction of the Nothing Phone (1), which took place on July 12 of last year, is…
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 listed on the BIS Certification Website
Next month, Samsung will release the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5. Without providing a launch date or the names of the new foldable phones, the company…
Galaxy Watch 6 will launch with Samsung’s Exynos W930
We previously revealed that Samsung will use a slightly upgraded Exynos W920 in the Galaxy Watch 6 series. According to our research, the chipset might be known as the Exynos…
OnePlus Nord 3: official-looking renders leaks
It's clearly past time for the OnePlus Nord 2 successor to make a debut, and that appears to be happening very soon since the device becomes two years old next…
8. Color Depth (Display Learn)
The term "color depth" in the context of display technology refers to the total number of colors that a display can portray. In general, a display reproduces a wide range…
7. Gradation (Display Learn)
Gradation is a color progression used in displays to indicate gradual changes in the intensity of color tones. Gradation, in its simplest form, is the transition from one color tint…
6. Aspect Ratio (Display Learn)
The ratio of a display screen's width to height is called the aspect ratio. It is typically expressed as x:y, like as 1.33:1, it is also frequently stated in public…