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Latest News - March 2016
- Sony Forms ForwardWorks To Develop 'Full-Fledged' Smartphone Games With PlayStation IP
- FBI Likely Using NAND Mirroring To Topple iPhone Encryption In San Bernardino Case
- Wicked-Fast Samsung SM961 And PM961 NVMe SSDs Utilize Next Gen Polaris Controller
- Synology RT1900ac High Speed Wireless AC Router Review
- Teardown Shows Rugged ASUS Chromebook C202 For Students Is Head Of Class In DIY Repair
- Alleged Leaked Photos Of Nintendo NX Console Controller Look Like The Real Deal According To Patent Filing
- YouTube Connect Livestreaming App Is Reportedly Google's Answer To Periscope
- Huge Discount On Ultimate Python Coding Bundle In The HotHardware Shop
- Developer Unveils Virtual Desktop Utility For Oculus Rift And HTC Vive, Coming To Steam March 28th
- Micron Announces Sampling Of GDDR5X Memory For Faster Next Generation Graphics Cards
- OLO, World's First Portable 3D Printer Prints Right On Your Smartphone
- Bundled Gift Cards With Dell Monitors, $29 Targus Gamer Laptop Backpack And More
- Major U.S. Carriers Offer Free Calling And Text Services In Aftermath Of Belgium Terrorist Attacks
- Obsessed HTC To Unveil 10 Flagship Phone On April 12th
- Sony Revives PS2 Classics Bully And Manhunt For The PlayStation 4
- Intel Signals Twilight Of Moore’s Law And The End Of Their Tick-Tock Process Cadence
- NVIDIA Amps Up Quadro M6000 With Massive 24GB Memory Buffer For Heavy Workloads
- Vizio P-Series HDR 4K TVs Strike A Pose With Google Cast And 6-Inch Android Tablet Remote
- Nintendo Shares Level-Up On 1 Million User Mark For Miitomo App, Wii U Production Death Knell
- Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, And Others Propose More Secure Email Standard SMTP Strict Transport
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All News for March 2016
One thing that can be said about Sony is that it doesn't give up without a fight. We witnessed the rise and fall of the admittedly very cool Xperia Play smartphone, which acted as both a phone and portable gaming device. Then came the company's PlayStation Mobile gaming network, which was shuttered last summer...
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A much anticipated court hearing to decide whether or not Apple should be forced to assist the Federal Bureau of Investigation with unlocking an iPhone 5c model that belonged to one of the San Bernardino shooters will have to wait for another day. That's because the FBI said it may have found a way to break into the...
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There’s no question that Samsung knows a thing or two about SSDs. Over the past few months, we’ve seen the South Korean company launch the world’s largest SSD (the 15.3TB PM1633a) and its blazing fast PM1725 which delivers sequential reads of 5,500MB/s and sequential writes of 1,800MB/s.
Samsung is now turning its...
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You read the headline correctly – this is not a review of a Synology NAS, but instead a wireless router. If this sounds unusual to you, you are not alone. Synology is a Network-Attached Storage (NAS) company, or at least it used to be, as it's now taking all its networking expertise and jumping into the router market, and the black beauty...
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Despite its rugged exterior designed to protect it from the unforgiving clumsiness of grade school kids, the ASUS Chromebook C202 is surprisingly easy to operate on and repair at home. That's the takeaway from iFixIt's latest teardown, which noted that "opening the C202 was easier than sticking a straw in a juice...
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There's quite a bit of mystery and intrigue surrounding Nintendo's forthcoming NX console. It's still anyone's guess what the darn thing will be like, though Nintendo may have at least hinted at the console's controller design when it filed for a patent (PDF) late last year. Interestingly enough, leaked photos...
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One of the newest fads in mobile is live streaming. The idea itself isn't brand new, but with Twitter (via Periscope) and Facebook both pushing live streaming functionality, users are taking notice and jumping on board. The same goes for Google, which is building a live streaming app of its own called YouTube...
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If you’ve been looking to bolster your coding skills, we’ve got an awesome sale currently running in the HotHardware Shop that may be right up your alley. For the next few days, The Ultimate Python Coding Bundle is 88% off and available for only $49...
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The industry has been buzzing about virtual reality pretty intensly these past few months, and we'd understand it if you're tired of hearing about it. However, admittedly this new ecosystem is anything but boring, as we keep being treated to cool new ideas and experiences that even manage to go beyond gaming...
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Eventually we're going to see next-generation graphics cards outfitted with GDDR5X memory. It's a process getting to that point, and slowly but surely, things are moving along. To wit, JEDEC ratified the GDDR5X specification back in January of this year, and not even a full month later Micron announced that its GDDR5X...
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It's very likely that 3D printers are going to be a big part of our future, but for the average user, today's desktop models typically command prices that are hard to justify. That's one thing that can't be said about the OLO 3D printer, however, as it costs a mere $100. And no, that's not an error. We're talking...
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Welcome back for the latest installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a Dell UP2516D 25" 2560x1440 UltraSharp IPS Monitor, a Targus 15.6” Gamer Laptop Backpack, a WD My Passport Ultra 2TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive, and more. Full details for all of...
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Following the terrorist bombings in Brussels on Tuesday that killed over 30 people and left many others injured, all four major wireless carriers in the United States—AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon— are offering customers free phone calling and text messaging services to Belgium for various periods of time.
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While the other major vendors showed off their latest smartphone wares at Mobile World Congress last month, HTC decided to keep a low profile, instead preferring to keep the focus on its Vive VR kit (a move that's hard to disagree with). Little did we know, the company had a surprise in store for the near-future, and that near-future is almost
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If you need a break from your catalog of current games and crave some old school action, good news. Sony has gone and quietly added a couple of notable PlayStation 2 titles to the PlayStation Store. They include Bully and Manhunt, two Rockstar games that are both now playable on the PlayStation 4 console using its PS2...
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For nearly a decade, Intel has followed a "tick-tock" release strategy for its processors. However, as Intel attempts to transition its manufacturing process from 14 nanometers to 10 nanometers, it's running into challenges that has the Santa Clara chip maker seemingly thinking about abandoning its tick-tock...
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There's really no such thing as a 'one-size-fits-all' solution when it comes to computing, and that's especially true for professionals who need varying degrees of graphics performance. For that reason, NVIDIA is now offering a version of its Quadro M6000 graphics card with 24GB of GDDR5 memory, twice as much memory...
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Vizio is looking to change the way we interact with our TV and it is doing so thanks to a little bit of help from tech giant Google. The new P-Series TVs have Google Cast built right into the TV, which right away signals that this is a different “smart” TV experience.
P-Series TVs as a result don’t have built-in...
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It's been somewhat of a rough run for Nintendo, which has been competing with Microsoft and Sony in the modern generation console wars. However, Nintendo's strategy to shift some of its focus to smartphone gaming is looking awfully smart right about now—the company's first smartphone app, Miitomo, racked up more than...
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With agencies like the NSA and FBI wanting to peer into our personal communications at will, we have to be proactive about keeping ourselves safe. But what if there's a fault we can't work around and simply have to live with? Unless you're a skilled developer, you have to rely on other to come up with an improved...
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Welcome back for the latest installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends from TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a LG 32LF500B 32" 720p LED-backlit HDTV, a Lenovo Lavie Z 360 Intel Core i7-5500U, a Masione LED USB Gaming Keyboard, and more. Full details for all of today’s deals are available...
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We promise, this is going to be a review of some upcoming wearable technology from Hykso, designed specifically for punch tracking, but before we dig into the product a bit of backstory is in order. There are reasons why this particular product is so interesting to us, and we want to lay some groundwork to help you...
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