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Thursday September 5, 2024. 05:57 PM
You just can’t have too many storage cards. They’re convenient for transferring files, they’re easy to carry anywhere, but best of all, they’re getting pretty cheap for sizable capacities. I mean, right now you can get this 128GB Samsung Evo Plus SDXC card for just...
With 20,000 internet providers across the country, the technical challenges of blocking X in Brazil mean some connections are slipping through the cracks.
At IFA in Berlin, Acer announced what could be the world’s first consumer monitor with a full 600Hz refresh rate. The Nitro XV240 F6 is slated to release early next year, and with it you’ll be able to play video games at up to 600 FPS without losing a single frame. TFT...
Earlier this week, Microsoft published a new support page with tips for Windows users who want to boot up their operating system more quickly. The tips mainly center around optimizing startup apps, which can take a while to get running on a fresh boot. The page provides a...
Judge clears path for 149 ex-Twitters over 50 to sue collectively Thousands of people were caught up in the mass Twitter layoffs following Elon Musk's acquisition/deconstruction of the platform. Now, according to a judge, 150 of them can collectively sue the social media...
Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon has proven its worth over the years, time and time again. Now in its 13th generation, Lenovo might just have made it into the most opulent AI-powered laptop money can buy. After some hands-on time with the new Aura Edition of the ThinkPad X1...
Today at IFA in Berlin, Lenovo announced the newest iteration of its tried-and-tested ThinkPad X1 Carbon laptop. Not only does it sport the latest Lunar Lake processor from Intel, but it also boasts a bunch of interesting AI features, including posture alerts and attention...
Lenovo likes to show off concept devices at trade shows — earlier this year at MWC 2024, it exhibited a laptop with a transparent display. Fast forward to IFA 2024 in Berlin, and I’ve got my hands on Lenovo’s ‘AutoTwist’ laptop which can adjust the screen for you ...
Good news? Security is still getting a growing part of IT budget It looks like security budgets are coming up against belt-tightening policies, with chief security officers reporting budgets rising more slowly than ever and over a third saying their spending this year will...
It's not a Copilot+ PC, but this Asus laptop delivers great performance even on AI tasks. It also has outstanding battery life.
Hisense's middle-rung QLED TV packs a powerful picture at a very nice price.
No product? No problem! Wondering if the AI bubble is set to pop? Safe Superintelligence (SSI) has just scored more than $1 billion in investor funding.…
Four versions of the Omega x Swatch mashup are now available on the brand's website—but only if you’re in two specific countries.
Meanwhile, Broadcom reportedly displeased with 18A wafers Surprising news about Intel continues to emerge with the chipmaker vowing to use an external foundry in place of its own 20A process to make the upcoming Arrow Lake processors, amid talk that Broadcom has rejected...
Capable, durable, and impossibly slim, the Honor Magic V3 might be the best folding phone you can buy.
ESA and Arianespace now twiddling thumbs until Vega-C returns to flight The European Space Agency (ESA) has bid a fond farewell to the Vega rocket with the successful launch of the Copernicus Sentinel-2C spacecraft.…
This week, we talk about recent developments with messaging apps Telegram and Signal, and discuss the future of encrypted messaging, surveillance capitalism, and nonprofit business models in tech.
xBloom’s all-in-one Studio Coffee Machine is a work in progress but still wows.
Web services souk celebrates 'leader' designation for Q Developer Amazon Web Services on Tuesday took a moment to pat itself on the back for being thought of inside the box, specifically, the upper right-hand square that's part of Gartner's trademarked Magic Quadrant.…
The city’s short-term stay law was meant to lower rents and open up apartments for full-time residents. Critics claim the data shows it’s not working.
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