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Samsung is developing new automotive chip packaging technology
Samsung is reportedly working to develop a new automotive chip packaging technology with its key partners. The company is developing an aluminum oxide (Al2O3) coating bonding wire technology that will save costs without compromising with reliability and insulation.
The South Korean tech giant’s aluminum alternative, which is under development with Electron, NCD and LT Metal, doesn’t have a problem of explosion with mixed materials. The aluminum oxide is coated at nanometer thinness onto the metal used as wire.
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New Samsung automotive chip packaging technology
Compared to silver and copper, aluminum oxide bonds well with insulating coating materials that use epoxy. Besides, the company is also planning to use atomic layer deposition to deposit the aluminum oxide as is testing various thicknesses.
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In Chipsets, bonding wires connect the I/Os with the lead frame or printed circuit boards. In the past, most of them were made of gold (Au) as it brings flexibility and conductivity. Meanwhile, the prices of gold are increasing day by day, hence, OEMs are considering to mix them with silver (Ag) or copper (Cu).
Mixed materials are reported to have weak adhesiveness with their coating materials due to which, automobile manufacturers won’t accept such chipsets as there are chances of explosion in high-temperature and high-humidity environments.
Microsoft announced the launch of a new Windows App for its operating system. The new app will allow Windows users to run Windows and Windows apps across Android, iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and web browsers.
Simply put, the Windows App is a replacement for Microsoft’s Remote Desktop app. The Windows app is available for download on Windows, but you need to sign in with a work or school account to proceed further with the connection.
Microsoft says this unified Windows App attempts to sum up its purpose. It serves as your secure gateway to connect to Windows across Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, Remote Desktop, Remote Desktop Services, Microsoft Dev Box, and more.
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Whether you need to connect to Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, Remote Desktop, Remote Desktop Services, or Microsoft Dev Box, Windows App simplifies the process to let you manage and utilize these resources from a single app.
What’s new with Windows App?
With the Windows App, you’ll see enhancements designed to make accessing and managing Windows resources even more seamless. These updates bring new features and improvements to your experience across all major platforms:
- Device and app actions: Simplify device management with a variety of integrated actions unique to supported solutions.
- Support for Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs: Enjoy extended compatibility for specialized use cases.
- In-app feedback: Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop users can easily provide feedback within the app.
- Account switcher for Microsoft Entra ID: iOS and macOS users can take advantage of easy account switching when using a Microsoft Entra account.
- Relayed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Shortpath: Experience improved connectivity and performance for remote sessions.
Anti-reflective screen is Galaxy S24 Ultra’s most underrated feature. Samsung collaborated with Corning to develop the futuristic screen glass tech. Meanwhile, the company missed taking enough benefit from that noteworthy upgrade.
Apple recently launched the iPhone 16 series. The iPhone 16 Pro Max lacks a Galaxy S24 Ultra-like anti-reflective screen. It’s weird to see Apple is far behind Samsung in terms of innovation and adopting new technologies.
TechDroider recently posted a video clip comparing the screen brightness. Comparison aside, the Galaxy S24 Ultra grilled iPhone 16 Pro Max with its advanced anti-reflective screen. It’s a Gorilla Glass Armour developed by Samsung and Corning.
As compared to the S24 Ultra, the iPhone 16 Pro Max screen shows much glare. The reflection looks much more visible against the S24 Ultra. The next-gen screen awards one-sided victory to Samsung, leaving questions on Apple’s slowishness.
iPhone 16 Pro Max vs Samsung S24 Ultra – Max Display Brightness 🔥 pic.twitter.com/oPgk2Gdkcv
— TechDroider (@techdroider) September 20, 2024
The reflectance of regular glass surfaces is around 4%, but Gorilla Armor’s is less than 1%. Earlier this year, the senior VP of Corning announced that Gorilla Armor is a product developed for the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
As we now wait for Galaxy S25 Ultra, the Armor glass is most likely to be repeated. We hope for an even more effective anti-reflective glass on the next-gen flagship. Also, Samsung shouldn’t miss advertising that upgrades on a wide scale.
Last week, Huawei launched the world’s first triple-screen foldable phone in China. Now, Samsung and Apple are in tension over news that Huawei Mate XT triple-screen foldable could be launched in the global market soon.
Huawei could give the Mate XT triple foldable a global launch. The Chinese phone maker is seemingly aggressive in its innovation in the industry. Rather than keeping it China-exclusive, Huawei reportedly preparing for its global unveiling.
AndroidAuthority claims to have authentic info on Mate XT’s global launch. The outlet reports that Huawei Mate XT will launch in global markets in Q1 2025. It’s a pretty big development that could make a notable impact with its innovative form factor.
The Mate XT sports a 10.2-inch folding OLED display. Folding the phone once turns it into a 7.9-inch display, while a second fold gives you a 6.4-inch screen. The gadget is just 12.8mm thick, which is marginally thicker than the Z Fold 6.
While Huawei’s tri-fold coming globally, Samsung is reportedly working on a rollable device. It is reported that the Korean tech giant would bring the world’s first rollable screen smartphone, offering a laptop-sized screen.
Apple hasn’t yet launched any foldable screen product so far. The company has been working on a foldable laptop and iPad. However, the plan is reportedly postponed due to issues in development and potential durability concerns.