Satellites that land on Earth involuntarily, Samsung smartphones finally here and an Nvidia-ARM marriage finally canceled: the Tech week was once again rich in twists and turns.
The new Galaxy S22, S22+ and S22 Ultra // Source: Samsung
Samsung formalizes its Galaxy S22
The rumors had obviously been right, but nothing better than the formalization for everything to materialize. The three new members of the Galaxy S22 series were unveiled on Wednesday. So here come the Galaxy S22, S22 + and especially the S22 Ultra, which takes up the codes of the definitively buried Galaxy Note range. Power, neat design and a lot of work done on the night video, the new flagships of the Korean brand look more than promising.
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They also arrived with the Galaxy Tab S8, S8+ and S8 Ultra tablets. This latest model notably sports a screen of more than 14 inches.
Orange will disconnect its ADSL network
Orange unveiled this week the plan to close its copper telecom network which provided telephone and ADSL connection to many users. The operator wants to accelerate the deployment of fiber. A heavy, expensive and debatable program that will take several years.
Nvidia-ARM: no marriage in the air
The rumor circulated, it ended up becoming reality. The announced monster takeover of ARM by Nvidia will ultimately not take place. The competition authorities made the American giant bend.
Starlink no longer responds
Starlink announced the loss of 40 satellites that had just been launched. A unique phenomenon is the basis of this unexpected incident which occurs at the wrong time for the firm of Elon Musk which had just announced its premium offer.
The test of the week: the Mégane E-Tech
Could this be the best electric car on the market? The Mégane E-Tech, a 100% electric model signed Renault, offered itself to us for a few hours to test its possibilities and its promises.
Renault Megane E-Tech
the video of the week
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