Come check out the highlights of the week with Showmetech TRIO! We will also talk about the changes that Elon Musk did in his early days as owner of the Twitter. In addition, we compared the cameras of the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Google Pixel 7 Pro, great highlights of the Google e Samsung for the year 2022. Come check out the highlights of the week with the Showmetech TRIO! Officialized on October 27, 2022, the purchase of Twitter finally had an ending: Elon Musk finally is the owner of the social network. Despite having many chapters that include a process in court and even withdrawal by Musk, we can finally announce that yes, the owner of Tesla also owns Twitter.

After the big move to its custom Tensor chip last year, Google is continuing its quest to use machine learning to unlock enhanced apps and features on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. While the specs and design aren't major departures from its predecessors, the addition of smarter software, upgraded cameras for the Pixel 7 Pro, and aggressive pricing result in two of the best flagship phones for the money. On the outside, the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro have gotten a subtle makeover including a fresh range of colors and a more refined chassis. You still get Google's signature camera bar in back which spans the width of the device. The main difference is that now it wraps seamlessly around the sides of the phone, hopefully adding a bit of durability in the process.

Last year Google made a big change to its phone line with the introduction of its custom-designed Tensor chip. By focusing on increased AI and machine learning performance, the company was able to create more advanced apps and features for its handsets without needing help from the cloud. And now with the launch of the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro alongside the Tensor G2, it feels like Google is deepening the marriage between its hardware and software. On the outside, Google is using a similar template to what we got with the Pixel 6 with a couple of notable tweaks. On the Pixel 7, you get a screen made from Gorilla Glass Victus, while in back, there's an even more pronounced camera bar that now extends seamlessly from the phone's frame across the width of the device.