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Latest News - April 2020
- Zoom Hit With Class-Action Shareholder Lawsuit Over Security Lapses
- Google Stadia Free Tier Launches Today For Valuable COVID-19 Distraction Fun
- Researchers Find Apple's MacBook Pro Is More Susceptible To Fingerprint Spoofing Than Windows Laptops
- MediaTek Allegedly Caught Cheating Its Way Through Mobile Device Benchmarks
- Google Chrome 81 Launches For Windows, Mac With WebXR And Web NFC Updates
- Boutique PC Builder Maingear To Produce Low-Cost Ventilators Due To Crushing COVID-19 Demand
- Xbox Game Bar Gains Custom Widgets From Razer And XSplit Along With Its Own Store
- Intel Lakefield Core i5-L16G7 5-Core Foveros CPU Returns In New Benchmark Leak
- Samsung's Next Flagship Galaxy Tablets To Sport 11- And 12.4 Inch Displays To Slay iPad Pro
- Intel Steps Up With $50 Million In Tech-Infused COVID-19 Support For Research, Hospitals, Education
- 'Borderlands Science' Is A Borderlands 3 Minigame With Real World Biotech Benefits
- Sony DualSense PlayStation 5 Controller Finally Unveiled With Haptic Feedback, Adaptive Triggers
- Mozilla Launches Firefox 75 With Revamped Address Bar And Performance Tweaks
- No Man's Sky 2.4 Update Allows You To Suit Up With Invincible Mechs And Jetpacks
- Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 Rumors Point To Larger Display, Lower Price Tag And More
- Email Hack Allegedly Exposed Plaintext Passwords And Messages Of Over Half A Million Users
- Dell XPS 13 (2020) Review: Laptop Excellence Refined
- Microsoft Nabs Former Apple 5G Wireless Exec To Work On Advanced AR Hardware
- Microsoft Dunks On Zoom Touting Strict Security And Privacy Regimen In Microsoft Teams
- HP ProBook 445 G7 And 455 G7 Laptops Fly Business Class With AMD Ryzen 4000 CPUs
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All News for April 2020
Zoom has seen its business boom and its stock price grow in recent months in large part due to the coronavirus outbreak and an increasing number of people working from home. Its video conferencing service was one of the many that schools...
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With the COVID-19 pandemic pummeling the world’s population hard over the past three months, many have retreated to their homes to conduct business, complete schoolwork, and of course, play video games. So perhaps now is a better time than...
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Technology companies sometimes talk about wanting to move on from passwords in favor of other authentication methods, with biometric security leading the way. But are biometric methods really secure? Researchers from Cisco's Talos division...
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Cheating in synthetic benchmarks is an old practice; one that has been uncovered and litigated many times over through the years. Most recently, Huawei was caught gaming the system with a number of its smartphones (3DMark scores were...
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Google has launched a new version of the extremely popular Chrome web browser that pushes the browser to version 81. Some of the key updates for Chrome 81 includes WebXR hit testing, app icon managing, Web NFC, and others. The update also...
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Maingear is known for assembling meticulously crafted and high performance gaming PCs. like its recently overhauled Rush desktop with up to a 64-core Ryzen Threadripper 3990X processor and dual Titan RTX graphics cards. In light of the...
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It's that time again; time for another refresh of the Xbox Game Bar that graces Windows 10 PCs. This time around, Microsoft is making it easier for you to interact with some of your most-used apps while gaming via the Xbox Game Bar, and...
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Trying to keep your head above water when navigating Intel's many 'lake' product names is no easy task, especially as we brace for more of them to show up. Intel 10th generation Comet Lake-S (14nm) desktop CPUs are right around the corner...
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Apple's iPad Pro family just received a minor refresh with a slight bump in SoC performance, an additional rear camera, and LiDAR support. Long-time rival Samsung is also working on its next-generation professional tablets, and we have...
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Intel is ramping up its efforts to help healthcare workers and other key segments deal with the Coronavirus pandemic. In addition to the $10 million in donations already pledged by Intel, the Santa Clara chip maker today announced an...
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Borderlands 3 fans have a new minigame that they can access the next time they are aboard Sanctuary III. The new minigame is called Borderlands Science and can be found in the corner of Doctor Tannis' infirmary. The minigame was developed...
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Although Sony still isn't spilling the beans [yet] on the design of its upcoming next-generation PlayStation 5 game console, the company is being rather forthcoming about one of its most important accessories: its wireless controller. In...
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Google may be slowing down the rollout of new releases for its Chrome browser due to COVID-19, but Mozilla is moving right along with development of its Firefox browser. Firefox has been updated to version 75, with the headlining feature...
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No Man's Sky may be best known for being a game that was widely viewed as "troubled" when it first launched, only to be saved by a series of patches that made it a very fun and worthwhile game to play. The game keeps improving with new...
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold flagship smartphone officially launched during the Fall of 2019 after a lengthy delay due to problems with its display and hinge mechanism. Despite these setbacks, the Galaxy Fold was still quite a breakthrough device...
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These are tough times for sure, and to make matters worse, a hacking group managed to infiltrate an email service in Italy and swipe the personal data of more than 600,000 users. The data, which is said to include plaintext passwords and...
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When we evaluated the late 2019 model of Dell's XPS 13, we thought a few small things kept that ultraportable from achieving complete perfection. That machine shipped with Intel's Comet Lake-U family of processors, which are plenty fast on the CPU side of things. However, they lack the...
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Ruben Caballero left Apple in early 2019, where he had served as the head of Apple's 5G wireless program. The reason the executive departed Apple had to do with a change in development plans for 5G modems used in upcoming hardware...
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In some ways, these are unprecedented times, resulting in a dramatic rise in the use of video conferencing software. Many people working from (or stuck at) home have turned to Zoom, and the sudden influx exposed some security and privacy...
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Hewlett-Packard is no stranger to using Ryzen processors in its desktops and laptops, and the company is further showing its confidence in AMD with the launch of new ProBook 445 G7 and 455 G7 business laptops. Both machines are powered...
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For the first time ever, OnePlus is getting ready to launch a smartphone with built-in wireless charging support. While now a fairly standard feature on many smartphones, the upcoming OnePlus 8 Pro will be the first to feature wireless...
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Yesterday, we brought you news of a rear camera pod redesign for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 12 Pro family. In addition to the triple cameras that were introduced with the iPhone 11 Pro family, there's also a new LiDAR sensor and a...
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