One of the main innovations of the iPhone 14 line of smartphones, according to numerous leaks, should be the absence of the usual bang cutout in older models. Instead, they will get the holes in the display that are familiar to the market. And it seems that this will be accompanied at the same time by a tangible improvement in the front camera.

The source reports that Apple has decided to change the supplier of the front camera module. Cameras for new Apple smartphones will be supplied by LG Innotek. Initially, Apple was going to use the company’s products in the iPhone 15 line, but decided to implement it earlier. The manufacturer itself in this case tells us little, but the source notes that the front camera module in new smartphones will be about three times more expensive than those that Apple used previously. Probably, this should have a positive effect on image quality. At least the camera is credited with autofocus.

Corsair has unveiled its first laptop, the Voyager a1600 AMD Advantage Edition.

From the name it is clear that AMD had a hand in creating the device. Of course, the main components here are of this particular company. More specifically, we are talking about the Ryzen 7 6800HS or Ryzen 9 6900HS processor and the Radeon RX 6800M graphics card.

The screen of the laptop is 16-inch with support for a frame rate of 240 Hz and a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels. RAM is provided 16 or 32 GB, there is an SSD with a capacity of 1 or 2 TB. Also worth noting is a mechanical keyboard, two USB 4.0 ports with Thunderbolt 3 support, a USB-C and USB 3.2 port, an SD card slot, Wi-FI 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and a 99 Wh battery. Dimensions are 356 x 287 x 19.9 mm with a weight of 2.4 kg.

One of the highlights of the laptop is the Elgato Stream Deck. This is a set of additional touch programmable buttons that expand the capabilities of the laptop. And they remain accessible even with the lid closed.

It remains to add that the laptop is priced at 2700 or 3000 dollars, depending on the configuration.

Google is preparing to introduce an innovation that will delight many users of the mobile version of the proprietary Chrome browser.

We are talking about the ability to remove the Discover ribbon (Recommendations) from the Chrome New Tab page. On mobile versions of the Google Chrome browser, the new tab page currently hosts a search bar, most viewed websites, and two content feeds. One of them is the traditional Google Discover channel (Google Recommendations), which shows a list of articles recommended for the user by Google algorithms.

Soon, the browser should be able to remove this feed – using a special flag #feed-ablation, which will appear on the chrome://flags page. It’s already available in an early test build of Chrome Canary, and is expected to be released with the release of stable Chrome 103 next month.