Tech News is Finally Picking Up: The Latest Scoop from Samsung and Google

We're thrilled to see tech news finally picking up, and the first bit of news is a leak from Samsung. A rumored Samsung accessory, the Decks Pad, has leaked in some render images, giving us potentially the first look at its design. According to the pictures published by Evie Leaks and a tweet last week, the peripheral is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S9 and allow it to connect to a computer monitor, mouse, and keyboard for a desktop-like experience.

The design of the Decks Pad appears to be a bit different from last year's model. While we can't quite put our finger on what makes it unique, it's clear that Samsung is trying something new. But what will this mean for actual real-world use? We'll have to wait and see how this peripheral performs in the hands of users.

On a separate note, we've got some very interesting news about Google. The search giant is reportedly entering the game streaming service market, with an anonymous informant claiming that the company is secretly working on a streaming service codenamed Yeti. According to these insider sources, the service would ostensibly enable gaming without downloading software or buying physical media. While the details are still vague at this point, it wouldn't be too surprising if this turned out to be true.

Google has repeatedly played around with the idea of getting into the hundred and five billion dollar gaming industry, and its continued emphasis on being part of the home would make a gaming service a no-brainer. However, this isn't Google's area of expertise, and it's hard to say whether they'll be successful in this venture or not. But one thing is certain: if Google puts resources into this, it could be an interesting development.

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