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Thursday July 27, 2017. 04:30 PM
AMD launched a major driver update with a suite of improvements for gamers and professional developers alike. The post AMD Launches Massive Radeon Driver Update 17.7.2 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Researchers in Oregon made history this week as the first US scientists to genetically modify human embryos. The team, led by Shoukhrat Mitalipov of Oregon Health and Science University, used CRISPR to alert […] The post Oregon Scientists First in US to Edit Human Embryos...
There’s a good deal on a 24-inch, 1080p Asus gaming monitor today. Both Amazon and Newegg are selling the Asus VX248H for $110 after rebate. The rebate is via Asus, which means you’ll have to pay $130 up front, and then get $20 back in the form of a prepaid card.Still,...
SATA solid state drives aren't particularly exciting nowadays, but they are essential for consumers looking to upgrade existing computers without breaking the bank. By purchasing a 2.5-inch SSD, a computer user can easily upgrade their laptop. Not only should the notebook...
Up 20%, contributing $15.58bn to networking giant's coffers Huawei shipped 73 million phones in the first half of 2017, up 20.6 per cent year-on-year.…
A new study from anti-malware specialist Malwarebytes reveals that UK users are most likely to pay up if hit by ransomware. The study of over 1,000 companies across the US, France, UK, Germany, Australia, and Singapore reveals that 56.9 percent of UK businesses surveyed...
At the beginning of the year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg set a goal to visit every state in the U.S. so he could learn more about the millions of people who use the social network every day. But two of his employees tell The Guardian that they wonder when the billionaire...
Researcher from security firm Cylance reveals flaws in the way that some motherboard vendors implement Intel BIOS firmware protections.
A researcher from security firm Cylance reveals flaws in the way that some motherboard vendors implement Intel BIOS firmware protections.
Security updates have been issued by Arch Linux (lib32-expat, webkit2gtk, and wireshark-cli), Debian (resiprocate), Fedora (java-1.8.0-openjdk, kernel, and open-vm-tools), openSUSE (containerd, docker, runc and gnu-efi, pesign, shim), Red Hat (tomcat), and Ubuntu (gdb,...
Mighty No. 9 is back in the news. Given the game’s history, you shouldn’t be shocked that its bad news. One year after the title’s troubled launch, those who backed it on Kickstarter […] The post Mighty No. 9 Finds a New Way to Disappoint Backers appeared first on Geek.com.
A fake persona tied to a massive international spying campaign illustrates how social engineering attacks have evolved.
(credit: Flickr: Rego Korosi ) Google is notorious for having many services that do similar things, like its array of chat apps. Google's music services have been fragmented for years, but the company may change that soon. According to a report from The Verge, YouTube's...
Snails aren’t exactly the cuddliest fellers. They’re slimy, gross, weird, and they have all those… folds and shit. And those eyes… just… blech. How anyone can look at one without cringing (much less […] The post There’s a Giant Snail that Looks Like a Rabbit, It’s...
Firm chips away at debt after Three flog-off squashed Mobile operator Telefonica – AKA O2 – has posted an increase in sales in Blighty of 2.6 per cent to €1.6bn (£1.4bn) for its second quarter, with operating income before depreciation and amortisation (OIBDA) up 3.9...
Enlarge / On the road, near the summit. There are presently 10 optical telescopes on top of Mauna Kea. (credit: Eric Berger) The Big Island of Hawaii has perhaps the best astronomical seeing conditions in the Northern Hemisphere, and the University of California system and...
According to a new study 51 percent of people don’t believe their government can protect their personal data, and nearly two-thirds (65 percent) suspect their government already abuses its powers to access the data of citizens. Identity protection company Venafi surveyed...
AMD's budget-oriented Ryzen 3 CPU launches today to take on the Intel Core i3 head-to-head. It's an interesting tussle, with strengths and weaknesses on both sides. The post Ryzen for the Rest of Us: AMD’s New Ryzen 3 Takes On Intel Core i3 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Enlarge (credit: Mark Walton) Ryzen 3 1300X and Ryzen 3 1200, AMD's budget-focused quad-core CPUs, launch today for $130 and $110 respectively. UK pricing is yet to be confirmed, but don't expect much change from £120 and £100 respectively. Like the rest of the Ryzen...
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