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There’s quite a few bugs that are being fixed with this update. Like improving external storage management and bugs that prevented users from connecting Bluetooth controllers like the DualShock controllers. Here’s what NVIDIA says is being fixed in this update: Adds Plex support for latest Hauppauge WinTV-dualHD DVB-T tuner (in EU only)Adds helpful notifications when connecting or formatting removable storageFixes bug where AI upscaling could not be changed in Netflix app (applies to 2019 SHIELD devices only)Fixes bug where surround upmixer would stop working after playing Dolby audio streamsImproves file transfer speedsFixes bug when copying files over local network from Mac to removable storage on SHIELDResolves issue pairing Dual Shock 3, XBOX One S, XBOX Series S/X, and Switch Pro controllers...

The initial release lets you quickly fix blurred images, brighten up pictures with less than adequate lighting, remove unwanted reflections, sharpen up images, fix HDR, apply portrait effects, beautify images, and remove moiré patterns that appear on pictures taken from digital displays such as TVs. You can also upscale images without losing quality. Galaxy Enhance-X offers multiple upscaling options to choose from. Both the original image and the enhanced copy are saved in the gallery in JPEG format....

The leak comes courtesy of Ice Universe on Twitter. Despite the new name, the internal codename for the chip is still SM8450, as per recent reports. Since this is only a rumor at this point, we recommend taking this with a grain of salt. It’s unclear if this name change would apply to Qualcomm’s mid-range and budget CPUs. Perhaps the chip maker wants to effectively differentiate between its mid-tier and high-end SoCs in the market....

In the Pixel 6 Pro hands-on video leak, the phone does not appear to be a production unit. I.E., not the model that consumers will get when they purchase one. If the phone in the video is indeed a Pixel 6 Pro, the speculation is that it’s an early test unit. The giveaway, as pointed out by Twitter user M. Brandon Lee, is the logo on the back of the device....

Echo Dot (5th Gen) – $27.99 (reg. $49.99)Echo Dot with Clock (5th Gen) – $39.99 (reg. $59.99) The Echo Dot with Clock is a really good option to put in a bedroom and perhaps replace that old alarm clock on your bedside table. Since it does have that LED display. There’s quite a few bundles with the new Echo Dot models. Which are a pretty big upgrade over the previous Echo Dot....