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Tuesday May 22, 2018. 10:06 AM
Enough storage news to keep you going till beer o'clock As ever, it has been a heavy storage week. Here's our curated collection of goodies, goings-on and glitches.…
As bit barn builds subside, increased quotas and capacity will land at the same price OVH’s wave of global expansion is nearly done and the company will soon follow other public cloud operators’ leads by cost-cutting for customers.…
Reg reader finds mobile apps can't be cut or quieted Anyone who uses the Facebook phone app knows what a toll it can take both on your mobile data and free time to be plugged into the social network through your device.…
What's the 'smallest' 15.6 gaming laptop around? Razer's answer: The redesigned Blade, announced Tuesday, which measures a mere 0.66-inch tall yet packs in all the gaming performance you need.Razer said its own measurements show the Blade's a smidge 'smaller' than the...
Meet the Razer Core X, the external GPU enclosure that complements the original Core by offering most of the capabilities for a lot less cash.When the first Core was unveiled in 2016, it amazed everyone with its ability to boost the graphics performance of a tiny laptop. It ...
According to Politico, 'President Donald Trump uses a White House cellphone that isn't equipped with sophisticated security features designed to shield his communications.' The decision is 'a departure from the practice of his predecessors that potentially exposes him to...
Houston? What does ‘No SD’ mean? Is this thing even on? An international space station astronaut took a GoPro camera for a space walk last week, but forgot to bring any memory.…
Protocol how-to turns into EPIC AS-vs-AS SLUGOUT Playing Battleships over the Border Gateway Protocol probably wasn't a scenario considered by the standard's authors, but UK blogger Ben 'Jojo' Cox has explained how to do it.…
Plan to paint US, China and Russia as rogues gather steam The European Parliament has been asked to adopt a new set of “norms” about online conflict.…
DDoS launchers increasingly target application processes instead of flooding networks Attackers have noticed that the world is getting better at fending off massive distributed denial-of-service attacks, and are trying to overwhelm application processes instead.…
'Researchers in Germany have performed an independent, controlled test of the infamous EM Drive with an unprecedented level of precision,' writes PvtVoid. 'The result? The thrust is coming from interactions with the Earth's magnetic field.' From the report: Instead of...
Now you can develop just like a massive sprawling open-source infrastructure project The OpenStack Foundation has launched its Zuul continuous delivery and integration tool as a discrete project.…
Experience Cloud to add commerce and content management facilities Adobe has announced it will acquire Magento Commerce, and fold the gobbled business's platform into its Experience Cloud.…
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: A bug in Comcast's website used to activate Xfinity routers can return sensitive information on the company's customers. The website, used by customers to set up their home internet and cable service, can be tricked into...
If you came of age in the 1990s, you couldn't help but know the lyrics to at least one James song. Laid is great! Not just the single, but the whole damn record. But here's the thing: It's not the greatest tune that the band has churned out. In fact, since Laid hit the...
New submitter Daneel Olivaw R. shares a report from Tom's Guide: To measure each phone's toughness, [Tom's Guide] dropped it from both 4 and 6 feet onto wood and concrete. After each test, we recorded the damage to the phone. If a phone was rendered unusable -- the screen...
Also unveils silicon for 5G NR small cells, because big rigs will drown on traffic any year now Qualcomm has backed Facebook's plan to take over the mobile network with its Terragraph project: the chip-designer has revealed it's prepping silicon for backhaul systems using...
Children's shows often include jokes to give a little 'nudge nudge wink wink' to grown-ups. I mean, who could forget the subversive bits in Looney Tunes or, say, Pee-wee's Playhouse? But this compilation by YouTube channel Best of Simpsons Characters is different, because...
World+Dog can contact any student via a shared doc UPDATED Google and the Victorian Department of Education have set parents, students, teachers, and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner a poser: at what point does a feature become a vulnerability? Or just...
Want to know a secret? Google apps on iOS are often much better than the Android versions. Don't ask me why -- you'd think the search giant would show more love to its own platform instead of Apple's, but oh well. Ultimately, iPhone owners get the best of both worlds. Today, ...
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