Despite getting its butt seriously kicked by AMD, Apple, TSMC and others, Intel is still the world's biggest maker of CPUs for traditional computers, and it has announced its first new transistor architecture is more than a decade, along with an "industry-first" for backside power delivery, "continued leadership in advanced 3D packaging innovations," and its first customer announcements for Intel Foundry Services.



Not one to fold on its folding smartphone ambitions, the head of Samsung Electronics' mobile communications business Dr TM Roh explains how Samsung's galaxy of smartphone technology is "bringing more people into the fold."

Ok, so anyone that has seen curved screens will find Samsung's new Odyssey Neo G9 anything but odd, and when it comes to the best of the best, even the $2,999 price isn't an oddity, even when that price could buy you a PS5, Xbox Series X, gaming PC and still have the odd bit of change to spare.

Car subscription service Carbar has earned a $50 million class A investment from Sydney-based credit investor Global Credit Investments. The funding will be used to grow the business and will allow Carbar to gain new car subscriptions.

Full of sound and fury signifying what Kingston says is the kickstarting of a gaming revolution, Kingston’s new Fury branded memory comes in three flavours – Fury Renegade, Fury Beast and Fury Impact.

REVIEW PROMOTION: When it comes to timeless games that are simple to pick up and play for casual and strategic players alike draughts, or checkers, has to be near the top of the list. GamoVation has made the definitive Android version in its Quick Checkers game.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire



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