The Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 tablet computer appeared in the Geekbench benchmark database ahead of its official premiere tomorrow. The device runs AOSP 12, which is how HarmonyOS 4.0 is defined.

The RAM capacity is 12 GB; the hardware platform is Kirin 9000s. That is, in terms of hardware platform components, the tablet is unified with Huawei Mate 60 Pro.

According to preliminary data, Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 will receive five versions, and the version with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of flash memory is the basic one. At the top of the range will be the 16 GB/1 TB version with a built-in LTE modem, as well as a stylus and keyboard included.

Samsung Electronics is preparing to significantly expand its Fan Edition line in the very near future. This is evidenced by information published on the official Argentine Samsung website.

Samsung Argentina has published a page describing the new Galaxy Buds FE headphones, which have not yet been officially presented to the public. According to this page, the headphones will be offered in black and white colors, will have an active noise reduction system, three microphones, and battery life will be 30 hours with recharging from the case and noise cancellation disabled.

On the same page there are images that show not only the Galaxy Buds FE, but also the Galaxy S23 FE smartphone with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE tablet.

The names can already be considered official, since Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE are mentioned in the description of the headphones. For example, there is a footnote:

*Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE sold separately. The S Pen is included with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE.

The official presentation of the new Galaxy FE line is expected to take place on October 4, 2023.

The latest update released by Microsoft has led to a strange crash in the proprietary Microsoft Edge browser on PCs running Windows 11 and Windows 10 operating systems. The problem was brought to the attention of the WindowsLatest thematic resource.

As the source notes, after the update, the browser interface automatically switched to “touch” or “tablet” mode, which is characterized by increased buttons and distances between interface elements, including tabs. Typically this interface is used to make the browser more touch-friendly. The problem is that this mode appears on regular computers with Windows 10 and Windows 11 without a touch screen, including desktop ones.

Apparently, Microsoft mistakenly enabled tablet support mode. As a result of the failure, desktop PCs are identified as tablets and touch mode is activated.

Fortunately, WindowsLatest found a very simple way out of the situation. The user only needs to go to the browser settings, go to the “Appearance” section and manually disable “touch mode”.