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Latest News - January 2020
- ADATA XPG Sage PCIe 4.0 SSD Hits Breakneck 7GB/sec Read Speeds At CES 2020
- PlayStation 5 Is A Major Console Upgrade But Sony Hints At Surprise Features Not Yet Revealed
- Verizon Fios Shakes Up Cable Market With Mix & Match, Contract-Free Plans
- Rumored 'Drallion' Chromebook With Built-In Privacy Screen Could Carry Dell Branding
- AMD Rebrands FreeSync With New Premium And Premium Pro Tiers
- Intel DG1 Xe Discrete Graphics First Look: These Cards Are Shipping To ISVs
- Gigabyte Launches Trio Of FreeSync, G-Sync Gaming Monitors At Up To 165Hz
- Samsung 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 SSD Revealed With Monster 6.5GB/sec Read Performance
- Intel Core i9-10900K 10-Core Comet Lake-S CPU Rumored To Hit 300W Under Load
- Samsung CEO Claims Galaxy Fold Sales Figures Likely Fewer Than 500,000 Globally
- If You Use Firefox, Install This Critical 0-Day Security Patch Right Now
- Lawmakers Blast Ring Security Regimen, Amazon Admits It Fired Workers For Accessing User Videos
- Windows 10 Build 19541 Lands As First New Insider Preview Build Of 2020
- Samsung’s T7 Touch Portable 2TB SSD Rocks An Integrated Fingerprint Scanner
- Samsung SelfieType Uses AI Tech To Power An Invisible Smartphone Keyboard
- Google Modifies 90-Day Project Zero Disclosure Policy After Developer Backlash
- CyberPower Nox Mini PC Hits CES 2020 With Core i9-9980HK And RTX 2080 Ti
- ASUS Launches Dual GeForce RTX 2070 MINI For Brawny Intel NUC 9 Extreme Kit
- Sonos Sues Google For Allegedly Stealing Its Wireless Speaker Technology
- Samsung Launches Rugged Galaxy XCover Pro Smartphone With Removable Battery
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All News for January 2020
Earlier today, we brought you news of Samsung's new Pro 980 PCIe 4.0 SSD, which will deliver sequential read/write performance of 6.5GB/sec and 5GB/sec respectively. While no doubt impressive and superior to currently available PCIe 4.0...
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What we already know about the next generation of game consoles that will come out towards the end of the year is fairly enticing, such as hardware-level ray tracing support and solid state drive (SSD) storage for faster game loads. But...
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One of the most frustrating aspects of cable bundles is paying for a bunch of channels you do not need. Verizon wants to turn this traditional system on its heads nd has just introduced their Mix & Match on Fios. These plans will allow...
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Chromebooks are becoming a popular option for consumers (and especially educational institutions) thanks to their portability and often lower prices than comparable Windows machines. CES 2020 has seen several Chromebooks unveiled, and more...
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AMD is shaking up things when it comes to its FreeSync adaptive refresh rate technology. Previously, the company had two tiers that it marketed: FreeSync and FreeSync 2. Now, the company is shuffling things up a bit with a new...
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To close out Intel’s CES 2020 press conference, Gregory Bryant, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Intel’s Client Computing Group showed off an upcoming Tiger Lake-based mobile platform with discrete DG1 GPU running a game...
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I remember a time not all that long ago when the PC monitor market had grown rather stagnant. In more recent years, monitor makers have hit their stride by focusing on gaming features, like G-Sync and FreeSync, high refresh rates, and...
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If you're currently in possession of an AMD X570- or TRX40-based motherboard, we've got some excellent news for you. The folks at Samsung have long offered some of the fastest PCIe 3.0 based SSDs on the market, and the company is now ready...
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We're coming close to the end of the line for Intel's 14nm process technology, which has been underpinning its mainstream, enthusiast, and server processors for years. Perhaps one of the final hurrahs for 14nm++ on the consumer desktop...
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What a difference a month can make. Around four weeks ago, Samsung Electronics president Young Sohn bragged about "selling [a] million" Galaxy Fold devices, which would be quite the achievement, given the phone's rocky start and $2,000...
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Mozilla is pushing out an incremental update to its Firefox browser to mitigate a critical security vulnerability. If left unpatched, the zero day threat could allow an attacker to gain full control of PC. Indeed, Mozilla is aware of...
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Ring has faced challenges of late with hackers taking over accounts, among other things. Ring responded earlier this week to questions that five senators had sent to the company in the form of a letter about measures that it is taking to...
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The Windows 10 Spring Update is hopefully just around the corner. In the meantime, Microsoft has released its Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19541 to those enrolled in the Fast Ring. Build 19541 includes icon, task manager, and Cortana...
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Samsung has announced a new portable storage drive that it is aiming at professionals and casual gamers. The portable SSD is called the T7 Touch, and the big feature is that it has an integrated fingerprint scanner for data security...
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Typing is essential for many people for both their jobs and in their personal life. However, it is not always easy or convenient to type on a full keyboard. Samsung recently announced their “SelfieType” or virtual keyboard at CES 2020. The...
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Through its Project Zero division, Google has tasked itself with motivating technology companies to push out timely patches for zero day vulnerabilities. It does this by giving companies 90 days to patch a security flaw before going public...
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We had a chance to chat with the folks at CyberPowerPC at CES 2020, and the gaming company was touting its Nox Mini PC, which is rocking a Cooler Master NUC chassis. In addition to its tie-in with Cooler Master, CyberPowerPC also worked...
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Right on cue, ASUS has announced a couple of miniaturized graphics cards for Intel's recently unveiled NUC 9 Extreme (or Ghost Canyon NUC). They include the Dual GeForce RTX 2070 Mini, and Dual GeForce RTX 2070 Mini OC Edition, the latter...
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Sonos has filed lawsuits against Google and accuses the search giant of copying its patented speaker technology and is using that "stolen" technology to undercut it on the open market. The two lawsuits cover five different patents it holds...
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It's been a while since we've covered a rugged smartphone from Samsung, but out of nowhere, the South Korean company has launched a new entry called the Galaxy XCover Pro. While most of Samsung's smartphones these days feature exteriors...
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This week, AMD announced the new Radeon RX 5600 XT graphics card, which it has proclaimed is the “Ultimate 1080p Gaming Card”. At its heart is a Navi-based GPU delivering 36 compute units, 2304 stream processors and 7.19 TFLOPs compute...
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It is fair to say 2019 was a very good year for AMD. It came out with Zen 2, which marked a wholesale shift to 7-nanometer manufacturing, and has positioned itself for long term growth in the CPU and GPU sectors. Now that 2020 is upon us...
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