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Latest News - February 2018
- Intel Releases New Spectre Patch For Skylake-Based Processors Sans Nasty Reboot Bug
- Tesla Posts Record $675 Million Loss In Q4, Model 3 Production Struggling
- 157 New Emojis Finalized For 2018 Including Superheroes, Shoes And Love For Redheads
- Apple Watch And Android Wear Smartwatches Can Detect Early Signs Of Diabetes According To UCSF Study
- Amazon Now Offering Whole Foods Free 2-Hour Delivery For Prime Now Members
- AMD Raven Ridge Ryzen 3 2200G And Ryzen 5 2400G Unboxing
- iPhone iBoot Source Code Leaked Online Sparking Security Headache For Apple
- Qualcomm Announces Global 5G Design Wins For Snapdragon X50 5G Modem With Trials This Year
- Nest Makes Return To Google Mothership For AI-Infused Smart Home Devices
- Billy Mitchell Fires Back At Donkey Kong Cheating Accusations, Announces King Of Kong Sequel
- Samsung And Roku Smart TVs Vulnerable To Hacking Alleges Consumer Reports
- Google Reportedly Developing 'Yeti' Game Streaming Service And Console Hardware
- Corsair AIO Liquid Cooler Round-Up: Ryzen Overclocking Explored
- Ford Ranger Raptor Is A Downsized, Ferocious And Diesel-Powered Sibling Of F-150 Off-Roader
- Galaxy S9 Leak Hints At Ultra Expensive Pricing For Samsung's Snapdragon 845 Flagships
- As iPhone Prices Skyrocket, Apple Talks With Goldman Sachs About Buyer Financing Options
- Intel Launches Xeon D-2100 Series Skylake-SP Low-Power Processors For Edge Computing
- Microsoft Giving Away OneDrive For Business To Existing Box, Dropbox, or Google Customers
- Intel Coffee Lake CPUs Grab Share Away From AMD Ryzen Says German E-Tailer Mindfactory
- HP Launches EliteBook 800 And ZBook 14u/15u Laptops With 8th Core vPro, Radeon RX 580
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All News for February 2018
Intel has had a rough time patching the Meltdown and Spectre chip exploits that were first publicized in early January. The company issued microcode updates that helped to mitigate the exploits on processor architectures dating back to...
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Records are meant to be broken, but not all records are desirable. Just ask Tesla, the electric vehicle company that just posted its biggest quarterly loss ever. While the pertinent figures are buried at the bottom of a long-winded...
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With so many emojis available at our fingertips on phones, you can have an entire conversation without ever having to type a letter. Unicode.org has announced that the Emoji 11.0 characters for 2018 have been finalized. There are 157 new...
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Apple Watch And Android Wear Smartwatches Can Detect Early Signs Of Diabetes According To UCSF Study
Many wearable such as the Apple Watch, Android Wear smartwatches, and FitBit bands come with built-in heart rate sensors. While these are useful for gauging the impact of cardio-based workouts, it turns out they can also detect early signs...
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Amazon is kicking off a two-hour grocery delivery service through its Whole Foods subsidiary, the company announced today. The two-hour delivery window applies to Prime Now customers living in Austin, Cincinnati, Dallas, and Virginia Beach...
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We usually have to be tight-lipped about what we’re working on around here due to non-disclosure agreements and embargos that are in-place. With the impending launch of its Raven Ridge-based Ryzen processors with integrated Radeon Vega graphics, however, AMD allowed us to show off some of the...
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Apple is not happy at all today with some of its critical source code having been posted online for the world to see. Source code for iBoot, one of the key components in iOS that runs iPhones and iPads, was posted on GitHub. The leak of...
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Qualcomm is the dominant silicon and solutions provider when it comes to supplying 4G LTE modems to the world's hardware OEMs, and the company is now looking to the future with 5G solutions that will power mobile devices. Today, Qualcomm...
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Google purchased Nest back in 2014 for $3.2 billion, and since 2015, it has operated as its own subsidiary under the corporate Alphabet umbrella. However, it was announced today that Nest will be “coming home” by rejoining the Google...
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The retro, classic-gaming scene is never at a shortage for drama, but the past couple of weeks have been especially tumultuous. After seeing Todd Rogers stripped of his Dragster world record and banned from Twin Galaxies, Billy Mitchell...
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Consumer Reports has found that millions of smart TVs are vulnerable to hacking, and according to the publication, the exploits are often easy to find and execute. TVs vulnerable to these hacks include Samsung and TCL smart TVs along with...
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Google apparently wants a nice share of the pie when it comes to the booming global gaming market according to a new report. The online giant is reportedly working on a game streaming service codenamed Yeti, which would be somewhat...
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We have been experimenting with AMD’s Ryzen 5 processors here at HotHardware and while they have already proven to be a great value, we wanted to explore some different mainstream cooling options to see what kind of additional...
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Less than a month ago, we brought you news of the Ford Ranger's return after a long hiatus. Available in SuperCab and SuperCrew body styles, the Ranger features a 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder gasoline engine and will go up against the...
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If you are interested in the Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9 Plus that are due to be announced at Mobile World Congress (MWC) later this month, start saving your pennies and nickels now. Better add dimes and quarters to the pot as well. There are...
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The iPhone X is Apple's most expensive smartphone to date, at least in terms of starting price. Potential customers who are interested in the iPhone X are looking at spending $1,000 or more. Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that has...
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Intel is rolling out a new family of enterprise-class processors based on its Skylake-SP architecture. The chip giant describes the Xeon D-2100 SoCs as being "optimized for flexible, scalable, high-density network, storage, and cloud edge...
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The cloud is a highly competitive place, which makes perfect sense when you consider that so much of our daily lives exists online. And when it comes to work chores, for many users and businesses the cloud is a necessity, not a luxury...
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There is a game of leapfrog playing out at Mindfactory, the largest online retailer in Germany that deals with processors and other computer hardware. Looking at the e-tailer's latest market share figures, Intel has skipped ahead of AMD in...
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HP has announced updated EliteBook 800 notebooks and ZBook 14u/15u mobile workstations that have some slick features that mobile pros will love. The new workstations have some common features according to HP including support for the new...
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Apple is still trying to dig itself out of trouble over performance throttling of iPhones that have degrading batteries. Apple maintains that it throttles performance to prevent iPhones from shutting down unexpectedly. iPhone users were...
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Well, SpaceX has done it! The company's monstrous Falcon Heavy rocket lifted off from the LC-39A launchpad at Cape Canaveral this afternoon, sending CEO Elon Musk's personal Tesla Roadster on an elliptical orbit around the Sun and Mars...
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