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Lilbits: Goodbye Windows Mixed Reality, Hello Raspberry Pi 500, 80 Gbps USB4 v2 cables, and Rockchip RK3688 processor - Liliputing
Winsage
October 5, 2024

Lilbits: Goodbye Windows Mixed Reality, Hello Raspberry Pi 500, 80 Gbps USB4 v2 cables, and Rockchip RK3688 processor – Liliputing

Microsoft has concluded its support for Windows Mixed Reality with the rollout of Windows 11 24H2, which no longer accommodates virtual reality headsets from Acer, HP, and Lenovo. Rockchip is set to launch its RK3688 processor in 2025 or 2026, featuring an Armv9.3 CPU and supporting up to 16 TOPS of AI performance. A new Raspberry Pi model, the Raspberry Pi 500, is in development, likely featuring the same processor as the Raspberry Pi 5. Google will discontinue its ferrochrome app for running Chrome OS in a virtual machine on Android devices. Samsung is adapting its Tizen operating system for compatibility with RISC-V processors. ELECOM will release Japan's first certified USB4 Version 2.0 Type-C cables, supporting data transfer speeds of up to 80 Gbps and 240W USB Power Delivery.
It looks like the end of the road for Google Meet on Android TV (APK teardown)
AppWizard
September 28, 2024

It looks like the end of the road for Google Meet on Android TV (APK teardown)

Google Meet may soon be discontinued on the Android TV platform, as indicated by recent code analysis revealing messages about the app's removal. Users will be prompted to explore alternative video calling options, with explicit messaging stating that Google Meet will no longer be available for calls on Android TV. The term "deprecation" is mentioned, indicating the app will be entirely removed from the platform. There is currently no official timeline for this change, and Google's documentation has not yet been updated to reflect it. The previous removal of Google Meet from Samsung TVs in 2023 adds context to this potential discontinuation.
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