- Xiaomi Auto denied that it had laid out 7 models
Previously, some media reported that Xiaomi Auto has started the development of a new platform, which will use a range-extended hybrid powertrain, and the three planned products are all SUV models, positioning family cars, and will benchmark against the ideal L7/L8/L9.
Subsequently, Xiaomi's official blog and Xiaomi's public relations manager Wang Hua both responded, calling the report untrue. However, there have also been rumors that Xiaomi will launch an SUV model next year. (Source: IT House)
- Samsung was convicted of infringing Datang's 4G patent
According to media reports, the German District Court in Munich issued a first-instance judgment earlier this month, finding that Samsung Electronics infringed a 4G standard-essential patent owned by Chinese company Datang Telecom in the mobile communication equipment it produced.
According to the verdict, Samsung will have to pay a fixed compensation for almost all smartphones sold in Germany since August 20, 2021 (because they basically support 4G networks), and all relevant models currently circulating on the market will also need to be processed. (Source: IT House)
- Apple warns users of iPhone charging precautions
Apple recently posted a warning on its support page, "Important Safety Information for iPhone," reminding users not to charge their iPhone under a pillow or blanket.
The warning states: "Never sleep on devices that are plugged in, power adapters, or wireless chargers, or place them under blankets, pillows, or under your body." Keep your iPhone, power adapter, and any wireless charger in a well-ventilated area while using or charging. Be especially careful if you have a condition that affects your body's ability to perceive heat. (Source: IT House)
- Intel responds to 13th/14th Gen Core stability issues
According to media reports, Intel blamed motherboard and BIOS system manufacturers for stability issues with 13th/14th Gen processors.
It is reported that Intel said in a notice to the media that the 13th/14th generation Core processors are unstable, mainly due to the motherboard manufacturer allowing users to overclock and unlock the processor, which will cause the processor to consume more power than Intel's specified operating conditions and cause errors to occur.
Intel's solution was to turn off the motherboard's overclocking mode and restore the BIOS back to its default values, Intel has asked the motherboard manufacturer to provide users with the default version of the BIOS, and according to user feedback, the performance of the throttled processor will be reduced by about 10%. (Source: IT House)