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iPadOS 27 is compatible with these devices. iPad Pro (M4 and later) iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th generation and later) iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd generation and later) iPad Air 13-inch (M2 and later) iPad Air 11-inch (M2, M3, and M4) iPad Air 11-inch (4th generation and later) iPad (A16) iPad (9th generation and later) iPad Mini (A17 Pro) iPad Mini (6th generation and later)
Membership tiers of the Universal Stylus Initiative. The cheapest membership level is "Adopter" and it costs $4800 a year. It is the bare minimum to get access to the specs. The next level up is "Contributor" which costs $9600 a year. It allows a member to influence the USI spec compared to "Adopter." The level after that is "Promoter" which costs $18000 a year. It allows a member to be part of the board of directors compared to the prior "Contributor" level.
Screenshot of the JSON file associated with the N1 Geekbench run. It shows that the processor's frequency throughout the run was only ever around 3.1GHz
Screenshot of Geekbench 6.3.0 CPU run of a Nvidia N1 system with a name of "alps evb_8091_la" ran on Android 16. It scored 2452 points in single core performance and 10802 points in multicore
Screenshot of Geekbench 6.3.0 GPU run of a Nvidia N1 system with a name of "alps evb_8091_la" ran on Android 16. It scored 48940 points.
Render of the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design, a folding phone with 3 hinges/folds that closes in the shape of a Z.
Image of a person having a FaceTime call on an iPhone. Above the person on-screen is a text field with their name and a transcription of what they've said.
Table of the AMD Ryzen Z2 Series Processors. From the best to worst AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme: - 16 GPU cores (RDNA 3.5) - 8 CPU cores / 16 threads (mix of Zen5 + Zen5c) - LPDDR5X-8000 - 15W to 35W TDP - 50 TOPS NPU AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme: Same as above but without an NPU AMD Ryzen Z2: - 12 GPU cores (RDNA 3) - 8 CPU cores / 16 threads (Zen4) - LPDDR5X-7500 - 15W to 30W TDP Essentially a re-release of the Z1E AMD Ryzen Z2 Go: - 12 GPU cores (RDNA 2) - 4 CPU cores / 8 threads (Zen3+) - LPDDR5-6400 - 15W to 30W TDP AMD Ryzen Z2 A: - 8 GPU cores (RDNA 2) - 4 CPU cores / 8 threads (Zen2) - LPDDR5-6400 - 6W to 20W TDP
Screenshot of the Xbox website for the ROG Xbox Ally handhelds scrolled down to the processor information. The Ally X has a AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme Processor while the ROG Xbox Ally has a AMD Ryzen Z2 A processor.
From the page for the "IMAGINATION DXTP-48-1536 GPU": Hardware-based Virtualisation Imagination's hardware based virtualisation solution supports up to eight separate operating systems on a single GPU, each fully isolated in memory, for secure multitasking - including mixed criticality workloads.
Screenshot of a tweet from That Wine Guy 🍷 (@thatwineguy98): "Nothing better than a glass of #RedWine... 🍷Except maybe #Men 😄 #Yep #ImGay 🌈" Attached to the post is a selfie of the persona behind the account and a picture of a glass of wine spilling out Photoshopped to have the colors of the rainbow.
Screenshot of the OpenVibe draft composer. When pressing the warning icon you can choose a content warning category of Graphic, Nudity, Porn and Custom
Screenshot of the video linked above. It shows two SPEC 2017 performance vs power curves, one for INT performance and the other for FP performance across various cores. The Xiaomi XRING 01's A725L core has a gap lead between it and its Android competition with a curve that is more to the left and top (meaning more efficient). As an example, the XRING's A725L core matches the 8 Elite Gen 5 M core's top INT performance while using half the power and matches it's top FP performance while using 25% less power. Its max performance is higher than the competition as well and uses less power than the Snapdragon. Only the Apple A19 and A19 Pro's E cores, which are plotted as points instead of a curve, are better in efficiency with them being more to the left (less power usage) than the A725L but at about 2/3 of the A725L's max point on the curve.
Geekerwan test of the Dimensity 9500 with Geekbench 6's multicore. It scores around 11000 using ~18W. Around 9800 at 12.5W and around 8000 at 7.5W. It has a power efficiency curve similar to the 8 Elite. But the 8 Elite is slightly more efficient under 13W where they meet. The D9500 is slightly more efficient at the upper power limit of ~18W
Screenshot of Geekerwan's video analysis on the Dimensity 9500 regarding CPU core power efficiency. Each CPU core was tested with SPEC 2017. The C1 Ultra core is very power efficient at every range. The C1 Premium gets slightly below 8 points in INT using 5.5W. While the C1 Premium gets 9 points in INT at the same power draw. The C1 pro geta around 4 points in INT while using like 1.2W. The C1 Ultra gets around 4.5 points at the same power level. In FP operations it's the same story. The C1 Premium gets 11 points using 6.5W while the C1 Ultra gets nearly 15 points at the same power level. The C1 Pro gets slightly above 6 points while using 1.75W while the C1 Ultra gets 7 points at the same power level.
Screenshot from Geekerwan showing the performance of the 3DMark Solar Bay Extreme scores of multiple chips and the devices they are in. The Dimensity 9500 (MTK reference device) scored 2570 The A19 Pro (iPhone 17 Pro Max) scored 2407 The A19 (iPhone 17) scored 2115 The A18 Pro (iPhone 16 Pro Max) scored 1539 The A18 (iPhone 16 Plus) scored 1353 The A17 Pro (iPhone 15 Pro Max) scored 1253 The Snapdragon 8 Elite (Red Magic 10 Pro Plus) scored 1192 And finally the Dimensity 9400+ (Vivo X200s) scored 825
Screenshot of a section of the blog post linked: AArch64 The focus of our contributions to LLVM for AArch64 this release cycle has been enabling SVE (the Scalable Vector Extension) support for Windows. This work has been made up of several pieces. - One piece of this work has been enabling SVE intrinsics. These allow users to write vector code in C, rather than having to use inline assembly, which should be easier to maintain and may allow the compiler to perform minor optimizations to the code. SVE Intrinsics are not yet supported by MSVC, Microsoft’s C++ Toolchain, but are supported by both GCC and Clang and are widely used for writing high-performance SVE programs. - Another piece of this work has been enabling the SVE auto-vectorizer which allows the compiler to turn existing scalar loops into loops that use SVE instructions. Underlying both pieces of work, we have been working with Microsoft to document and implement details of the MSVC ABI for these features. This has included ensuring that LLVM correctly implements the Windows calling convention; that Clang correctly mangles SVE type names when using C++; and that LLVM emits the correct C++ unwinding information for functions that use SVE. The final key piece is to generate the right debug information on Windows, so that users can understand their code.
Screenshot of the CPU information of a geekbench run performed on the assumed to be Xiaomi 17. It supports the following Instruction Sets: neon aes sha1 sha2 neon-fp16 neon-dotprod sve i8mm sme-i832 sme-f32f32
Geekbench result for an iPhone 18,2 (iPhone 17 Pro Max). It scores 4019 points single core and 11054 points multi core.
Screenshot of Swappa's Google Pixel 10 unlocked page The price is "Starting at $615"
Pricing chart for the AYN Odin3 The "base" model with 8GB+128GB will start at $299 for 48 hours once it launches. Then it will rise to $329 during the early bird time period. Finally it will cost $349 at retail. The "pro" model has 12GB+256GB and will start at $369, then $399, and finally $419. The "max" model has 16GB+512GB and will start at $419, then $449, and finally $479. The "ultra" model has 24GB+1TB and will start at $499, then $519, then $549
Table of Ayeneo KONKR Pocket Fit configuration options and pricing. 8GB + 128GB will sell for $269 the first week, then $309 during the early bird price period and $330 at retail 12GB + 256GB will sell for $339 first, then $379 and finally $399 at retail 16GB + 512GB will sell for $389 first, then $429 and finally $459 at retail 24GB + 1TB will sell for $499 first, then $519 and finally $549 at retail The special purple graffiti color will come with 24GB + 1TB and sell for $539 first, then $559, and finally $599 at retail
Intel slide showing the construction of their Lunar Lake SoC. Starting from the bottom there is the package everything sits on, memory lives next to the SoC itself. The SoC is composed of a base tile, foveros (Intel's interconnect technology) layer and at the top are the compute tile, platform controller tile and a filler tile. The Compute tile visually looks to take up roughly 60% of the area, followed by 30% by the Platform Controller tile and 10% by the filler tile.
Slide with a title of GB10: A Successful Collaboration Between NVIDIA and Mediatek Merging of two architectures - GB10 combines MTK's power efficient CPU & Memory Subsystem implementation with NVIDIA's high-performance GPU - Possible through implementation of industry defined standard interfaces and protocols - Extensive performance modeling of GPU memory traffic into MTKʼs memory subsystem NVIDIA IP Integration - C2C and other NVIDIA IP delivered for integration by MTK through a well-defined IP model Design and Verification flow alignment - Hierarchical functional verification approach with heavy reliance on BFMs as well as co-simulation for complex end-to-end features - Heavy reliance on emulation to validate MTK's + NVIDIA's HW, FW and SW working together The slide includes a diagram showing that every single component you find in a SoC is provided by Mediatek except the GPU
Oh Deer Diner Coffee Thermos (AI73-UE) CONTAINMENT PROCEDURE: No unique procedures required. Altered status is suspected, but unverified. DESCRIPTION/ALTERED EFFECT: A bleu coffee thermos with a white plastic cap and a logo of the "Oh Deer Diner" located in Bright Falls, Washington. The cap doubles as a mug. The item responds to Formula I.16, yet no discernable altered effect has been discovered, other than keeping liquids warm for surprisingly long periods of time. It's also worth noting that the coffee from the thermos is always refreshing and strong, no matter its quality before being poured into the item. BACKGROUND: The thermos was discovered on the shore of Cauldron Lake, outside the town of Bright Falls. Both are known sites of a recurring AWE (see Bright Falls AWE case file for further information). According to witness statements, Alan Wake (see Prime Candidate Program entry for further information), who went missing shortly before the discovery of the thermos, had been seen [censored] collecting similar thermoses for an [censored] purpose.
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> The case of X1E80100 appears to be an exception-likely influenced by its unique naming convention at the time. > > That said, I'd prefer to stay aligned with the established convention used for earlier chipsets to preserve continuity. I'd appreciate hearing your thoughts on this as well. We're changing the naming model completely, so there is no continuity. In fact the Hamoa "exception" would suit us very well for Glymur. And look how nicely the CLK_X1E80100_* entries are grouped together in the Kconfig. Change to CLK_GLYMUR_* please. Regards, Bjorn
Geekbench result of the samsung SM-S947U. The single core score is 3393 and the multi-core score is 11515. The upload date is August 11, 2025 08:45 PM. It has 341 views. Operating System: Android 16 Model and model ID: samsung SM-S947U Motherboard: canoe Governor: wait CPU name: Qualcomm ARMv8 Topology: 1 Processor, 8 cores Identifier: ARM implementer 81 architecture 8 variant 3 part 2 version 1 Base frequency: 3.63GHz Cluster 1: 6 cores @ 3.63GHz Cluster 2: 2 cores @ 4.74GHz Instruction Sets: neon aes sha1 sha2 neon-fp16 neon-dotprod sve i8mm sme-i8i32 sme-f32f32 sme2
Graph from Qualcomm titled "NPU Leadership": "Fastest and most efficient on battery. Intel Core Ultra Series 2 peak performance requires 311% more power. AMD Ryzen AI 300 series does not run Procyon AI on the NPU" The graph shows a relation of NPU performance (that's lacking any numbers) vs Idle-Normalized Platform Power (W). The Snapdragon X Elite X1E-80-100's initial performance starts at ~3W, matching the Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 256V consuming ~18W. The curve for it stops at ~10W with some better performance. The Snapdragon NPU uses less power at every point in this graph. The Intel CPU's NPU performance starts at ~10W and is illustrated to be lower than the Snapdragon one. The curve goes all the way to ~18W
Table comparing the naming scheme of American school system on the left to the English school system on the right. They are split down the middle with a column stating the age at how every level. At ages 11-12 students attend 6th grade "Middle school" in the American system while students attend Year 7 "Secondary School" in the English system. At ages 12-13 students attend 7th grade "Middle school" in the American system while students attend Year 8 "Secondary school" in the British system. At ages 13-14 students attend 8th grade "Middle school" in the American system while students attend Year 9 "Secondary school" in the British system. Now at ages 14-15 students attend 9th grade "High school" in the American system while students attend Year 10 "Secondary school" in the British system. At ages 15-16 students attend 10th grade "High school" in the American system while students attend Year 11 "Secondary school" in the British system. Now at ages 16-17 students attend 11th grade "High school" in the American system while students attend "Sixth form" or "Lower sixth" or Year 12 or college in the British system At ages 17-18 students attend 12th grade "High school" in the American system while students continue "Sixth form" into "Upper sixth" or Year 13 or continue college in the British system
Interview with the developers on Switch 2: Dohta: With this new feature, which we call GameShare, you can share selected parts of supported games with up to three people. In other words, up to four people can now play together using just one copy of the game. Using GameShare to play with others locally works just like Download Play, which was available on some of our previous consoles, but what separates it is that you can start playing right away. GameShare is a feature that's only available on Switch 2, right? Dohta: Well, what's interesting about that is, when using GameShare locally, some games can be shared to both multiple Switch 2 and Switch consoles. So, does that mean that with GameShare, Switch 2 and Switch owners can experience Switch 2 games together locally? Dohta: Exactly. Even if you decide to purchase Switch 2, your old Nintendo Switch could still come in handy. In addition, you can share games online using GameChat. If one person has the game, up to four people can play it together while using voice chat. GameChat is a feature that's exclusive to Switch 2, so online game sharing will only be available among Switch 2 consoles
Interview with the developers on Switch 2: Kawamoto: Just like Switch, you can share Joy-Con 2 with others on Switch 2 as well. But even when we were developing Switch, we wanted to implement a feature to share gameplay with other systems in addition to sharing Joy-Con. In the past, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS had a feature called Download Play, where you could send a portion of a game to friends and play together. We looked into the possibility of having this th feature on Switch as well. But the data volume of Switch games is so large that it takes a very long time to transfer data, so we had to abandon this idea Having to wait tens of minutes to play a game together isn't very practical. Kawamoto: So, we thought that by taking advantage of the Switch 2 system's processing power and using the same streaming technology that Wii U uses to send images from the console to the handheld Wii U GamePad (21), we could share the gameplay instantly without having to take time to transfer the software. I thought it'd be nice if players could share games instantly and play together competitively or cooperatively. This was another feature I asked Sasaki-san to look into. Achieving it must have been a nightmare. (Laughs) (21) A controller unique to Wii U equipped with a touch screen in addition to control sticks and buttons. Images from the game running on the Wii U console are transferred to the GamePad and displayed on its screen.
Running uname inside of FEXBash brings up binfmt_dispatcher saying "Will attempt to install missing requirements for FEX" and then proceeds to install the rootfs for fedora, muvm and it's dependencies: libkrun, libkrunfw, virglrenderer. After doing so and running uname binfmt says it's gonna use fex and it errors out saying "pipe:[141923]: command not found"
Graphic of a person on Nintendo Switch 2 sharing Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Furry over GameChat (online) to their friends
8bitdo lite: a gamepad with two D Pads in place of where thumbsticks would
Super Mario Odyssey's Beach Volleyball mini game. I got a score of 61
Screenshot of the Youtube web client playing "Is the Wii U Underrated?" uploaded by "Scott's Stash". The current video segment has Scott's cat curling next to the Wii U. On the right is a transcript of the video: "...oh my goodness look at you huh don't tell me you like the Wii U generation too. Oh my god, oh my god you little mackerel you do like the Wii U game pad do you. I like it too but we got to admit you know it's not that great and we're definitely romanticizing the Wii U era sometimes but you know what it's okay to look back at..."
"TAKE THE NEW STEP IN RAYTRACING - In April 2025, be one of the first to preview DirectX Raytracing 1.2 - Look out for our official release blog at aka.ms/DirectX" On the slide are logos of AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. Under those there's commentary from them. "Intel is looking forward to supporting SER when it is available in a future Agility SDK release, with OMM support coming in future hardware" "The future of graphics is led by key next-generation rendering techniques like OMM and SER." said John Spitzer, NVIDIA VP of Developer Technology. "We are happy to partner with Microsoft to ensure all game developers can use GeForce RTX hardware to deliver a new level of realism, performance and image quality in Windows gaming." "Qualcomm is excited about the future of raytracing and will be bringing OMM and SER to our next generation Windows integrated GPUs"
8bitdo Ultimate 2C Wireless Controller manual. This portion shows an overview of all the buttons on the controller, most importantly: the square icon button in between the home and minus button is the mapping button and the star icon button in between home and plus button is the star button.
Window's display information showing "MTK LCDTV" as an output. "Display 2: Connected to Living Room" is underneath it. The resolution is 1920x1080 running at 60 Hz. Laid on top of that information is task manager showing the CPU being the Snapdragon X Elite X1E78100
A 3D model of doll Yunuén Viveros I think, member of Natalia y La Forquetina wearing a button that says "BLINK IF YOU'RE HORNY"
Cropped screenshot of my Bluesky feed showing a section dedicated to "Trending Videos." The videos' thumbnails are cropped to be taller rather than wider and on the bottom left they have the like count visible.
Video titled "I save you" uploaded by Mario 1 day ago. It's 6 seconds long and has 15 views. The thumbnail is a Bowser fight in the original Super Mario Bros
Battle Pass reward for Lucky Nyanja
The Legend Of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures running on Dolphin at about 10fps with the frame time graph turned on showing they are all over the place. The difference is plus or minus 80.32ms. Window's power mode is set to balanced performance and the GPU usage is at 4%
Screenshot of RPSC3 running the XMB at 60fps on a Snapdragon X Elite system with Ubuntu installed.
ProtoArc 2 in 1 Travel Hub Mouse. The main outstanding feature is the fact it has a USB C hub with USB C, USB A and HDMI that can slot inside of the mouse.
Messed up picture of David Bowie after going through stable diffusion img2img. He has no face.