Samsung may offer an S Pen on the Galaxy S21

TSMC confirms that it is developing 3nm and 4nm processes

At TSMC's 26th Technology Symposium, TSMC not only confirmed that 5nm and 6nm are already in mass production, and that 5nm will launch an enhanced version of N5P next year, but also announced more advanced 3nm and 4nm. 3nm is the natural iteration of 5nm, and 4nm is theoretically the ultimate improvement of 5nm.

Samsung may offer S Pen on Galaxy S21

According to people familiar with the matter, the S21 series is codenamed "Unbound", and the individual devices are codenamed M1, N2, and O3. Interestingly, it is said that O3 will be equipped with S Pen, becoming the first product in the S series to be equipped with a stylus. S Pen has always been exclusive to the Note series, and the Note series may be replaced by foldable models.

Flight Simulator to Drive $2.6 Billion in PC Gaming Hardware Sales

Microsoft's Flight Simulator made a huge splash when it was released last week. According to Jon Peddie Research, the latest version of the game could "stimulate" PC gaming hardware sales to $2.6 billion over the next three years or so.

Motorola launches new Moto G9 phone

Motorola recently launched the new Moto G9 in the Indian market. The price of Moto G9 is 11,499 rupees (about 1,072 yuan). The phone uses Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 octa-core SoC, supplemented by 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM. It also uses a 6.5-inch HD+ resolution Max Vision TFT screen.

The animated film "New Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains" is scheduled to be released on September 10

The animated film "New Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains" released a release trailer and poster, announcing that it will be released on September 10. The film tells the story of Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains from the perspective of a teenager. It is produced by Xuandong Communication, which has produced animated films such as "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf" and "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes". In addition to "New Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains", it will also launch "Chinese Creation Gods Chronicles: Nuwa Repairs the Sky" and other "Xuandong Mythology Universe" series films.

Judge says Apple's ban on Epic's Unreal Engine was retaliation

According to Sina Technology, the presiding judge of the Apple-Epic case said she was "inclined" to not require Apple to re-list "Fortnite". But she seemed to agree with Epic Games' argument at a hearing on Monday that Apple's threat to no longer be compatible with the "Unreal Engine" graphics technology was an act of retaliation.