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Well, this is the last Tech Link before the literal tsunami of tech news that's

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going to be hitting us next week during CES. So, I just want to say it's been a

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slice, ladies and gentlemen. I hope you brought your water wings. It looks like

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AMD might be giving us our first look at fourth gen Ryzen at CES this year

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because benchmark entries have leaked that mention a Ryzen 7

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4800U. That U means that you better be

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aware that it's a mobile APU targeted at what would be pretty beefy laptops, but

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without too much power consumption. The user benchmark listing describes it as

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an 8 core 16thread part with a base and boost clock of 1.8 and 3.6 GHz,

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respectively. This leak follows the initial one last week and is bolstered

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by a 3D Mark Fire Strike result that showed a Ryzen

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4800H scoring higher than an Intel

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9880H, one of the fastest Coffee Lake H processors out there. So, while this

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information should still be taken with a grain of salt, AMD might be starting to

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transfer some of its desktop success over to laptops

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uh bracket need bracket. Thank you,

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Riley, for that. Not sure if I was supposed to read it. I forgot that that

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way. It looks like Samsung thinks CES has already started because the company

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just officially announced the Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite. They're extremely

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similar in many ways with 6.7 in screens, 4,500 mAh batteries, and whole

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punch front-facing cameras. The biggest difference between them is that one has

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a pen. Whoa, you got one, too. Or

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stylus. Stylus. Stylus. and the other

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one doesn't. We don't have any pricing information yet, but what we do have is

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a much more interesting Samsung Tease, a subsidiary of the company called Star

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Labs is working on what they call an artificial human that has absolutely

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nothing to do with Samsung's existing AI assistant, Bixby. This uh fake person is

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called Neon. And if you interact with What the hell is this? I don't know. If

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you interact with it, you'll apparently be left wondering which one of you is

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real. That's That's what they say. Seriously, that's almost as stupid as

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the gamer socks. This kind of vague, bull, overpromising, ultra futuristic

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teasing is what CES is all about. And you know what? It actually warms my

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heart. I can't wait to find out what the heck neon is cuz it's probably like a

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voice activated reading lamp or something. And then that'll be funny.

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And that's not even the wildest CESTs we've had so far from Samsung. Even the

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company's R&D ARM called Cabab will also be showing off a gadget that analyzes

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hair loss patterns and recommends a specific course of action. And it's al

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there's also an app that uses your phone's selfie camera to detect finger

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movements so you can type without a keyboard. There's also Pibo Pibo an AI

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assistant in the form of a creepy robot that is always looking at you. Vouch, a

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system that detects virtual touch input, so you can point at things and activate

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them without physically touching them, like

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go and a video calling app with Samsung

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branded Mimmoji that lets you text chat instead of use your voice. On the non-

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Samsung side of things, Zen is bringing air power style charging pad to market,

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topped with tempered glass so you can see its 16 charging coils. And Coler is

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showing off a shower head with a built-in Alexa speaker. Like the speaker

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is in the shower head. Yeah. Nobody's seen that before, I think. Yeah, someone

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had one. I did a video about it. Alexa, play this. No. Alexa, though. That's

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actually not even that weird compared to the stuff that I know we're going to be

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seeing next week. It's going to be freaky. Now, it's time for the ginger snaps. Ginger snaps activate. The

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mysterious swarms of drones that have been plaguing Colorado and Nebraska

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since December 23rd are still plaguing.

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The drones appear to be large, around 6 feet across, and have been spotted in

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swarms as large as 30. The FAA is investigating, but local sheriffs, this

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is a real news story. Yeah. Local sheriffs have encouraged residents to

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refrain from shooting them down. We don't know what kind of a strange entity

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might retaliate. Also, it's a federal crime. You thought I'd just make it up.

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I I don't know. Sounds pretty weird. Google has disabled links from Xiaomi

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Smartome products to Google Nest and home devices after owners of Xiaomi

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smart cameras reported receiving images from other people's

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cameras. Xiai said that the issue occurred due to an update and that it

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wouldn't occur if the cameras were linked to the company's Mi Home app. Um

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then it would correctly send people's images straight to the Chinese

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government instead of stopping by other people's houses first. Much simpler and

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more efficient. The Google Pixel 4a is on the way and On Leaks has produced

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renders of what the phone will look like based on the information they've

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received so far. If it's accurate, the Pixel 4a honestly looks like a way

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better phone than the Pixel 4 with a rear fingerprint reader, a headphone

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jack, and a hole punch front-facing camera instead of a gigantic bezel full

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of sensors. And it will apparently be cheaper. Does Google get this whole

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budget is worse, premium is more better? Budget is more money, right? Yeah. Uh,

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no. Apple has renewed its agreement with Imagination Technologies to produce GPUs

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for the company's various mobile products. Apple seemingly dropped the

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company like a hot potato in 2018, but it looks like Oops, this is awkward.

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Turns out we weren't quite ready to develop our own dedicated GPUs. So,

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uh, come on back, please take me back.

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And OnePlus is teasing the Concept 1 phone that they'll be showing off at

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CES, which features rear-facing cameras that magically disappear because the

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electrochemical glass that covers them can go from transparent to opaque. I'm

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not sure that anyone was asking for this, but like, you know, ooh, I'm not

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taking a picture right now. Ooh, my phone doesn't have any cameras. Like,

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but bam, now it does. Didn't see that coming. And that's it for this one,

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guys. Come back on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and Thursday, and Friday

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because we've got five TechLinked episodes next week. CS.

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Oh, I'm tired already. And I'm not even going. What?
