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Latest News - May 2017
- Intel Finally Squashes Decade-Old Remote Code-Execution AMT Bug In Processor Platforms
- Windows 10 S Is Microsoft’s Response To Chrome OS In Education
- Nintendo Switch Review: Buying Advice And Tips For Maximum Fun
- AMD Ryzen Debut Doesn’t Mask Soft Q1 Radeon GPU Sales On Earnings Though Vega On Track For Q2
- Toshiba's Non-Encrypted HK4 SSDs Now Shipping In High Performance NetApp SolidFire Data Center Products
- Microsoft Surface Laptop Running Windows 10 S Leaks Ahead Of Education Event Unveil
- Dok OS X Malware Evades Gatekeeper Protection And Hijacks Apple Macs
- Tinder Users Outaged As Machine Learning App Scrapes And Exposes 40,000 Profile Photos
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe For Nintendo Switch Aces Rainbow Road Smashing Franchise US Sales Record
- Amazon Puts A Bullet In Underground Free Apps And Games Program
- Nintendo Switch Goes Airborne: Gaming Giant Uses Costly Air Freight To Satisfy Extreme Demand
- Redbox-Like Kiosk Pumps Out Pirated Movies If You Dare Stick A USB Stick In
- SpaceX Launches Top Secret Spy Satellite And Returns To Earth Sticking Rocket Landing
- Samsung Patent Reveals Smartphone With Wraparound Smart Display
- Windows 10 Redstone 3 To Decouple Edge Browser Updates From OS
- AMD Radeon RX Vega 3DMark TimeSpy Benchmark Allegedly Leaks
- Facebook Accused Of Feeding ‘Insecure’ Teen Users To Advertising Sharks
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All News for May 2017
Some things are better late than never, right? Chicago Cubs fans who watched their team win the World Series last year can certainly attest to that, but it does not only apply to sports. Case in point, Intel has finally plugged a security...
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When it comes to the education market, Google has struck [market share] gold with Chrome OS. Chromebooks running the minimalistic operating system are low-cost, which strikes the right note with cash-strapped school systems.
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When I first heard about Nintendo's plan to build a hybrid console, I thought it was a long shot. And truthfully, it was. But I also reckoned the response to a 2-in-1 console (or 3-in-1 if you count tabletop mode, as Nintendo does) would...
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) posted a loss of $73 million, or $0.08 per share, on revenue of $984 million in the first quarter of 2017, the chip designer announced. The loss might have been higher if not for the launch of AMD's Ryzen...
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Though encryption and enterprise products often go hand-in-hand, that is not always the case. There are some instances where encryption is not needed, and so Toshiba answered the call with a line of non-encrypted solid state drives...
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Microsoft has an event scheduled for tomorrow in New York City where it is expected to announce some new initiatives based around the education sector. The company was also widely expected to announced a Chromebook fighter running a...
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It seems like a day doesn't go by that we don't hear about some piece of malware that's harassing computer users. In 2017, you would expect that most people would be hesitant to download and extract random, rogue zip files, but sadly...
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Your Tinder profile may be getting some unwelcome attention, since a machine learning platform recently uploaded facial data from roughly 40,000 Tinder profiles. The data is available on GitHub and has been uploaded under a CC0: Public...
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If you needed any additional evidence that the Nintendo Switch represents a return to form for the Japanese gaming giant, look no further than the release of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The game, which launched on Friday for the Nintendo Switch...
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Amazon just announced that it will be slowly shutting down its Underground Actually Free program. Official support for the program will end in 2019.
The Amazon Underground app initially launched in 2015 and allowed developers to give...
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If the Wii U was a huge disappointment, then Nintendo is truly making up for it with the follow-up “Switch” hybrid gaming console. During the closing days of April, Nintendo issued an earnings forecast which projects that profit will jump...
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The way we rent, purchase, and watch movies at home is constantly changing. More recently, the shift has been from physical media to online streaming, and before that the market transitioned from video rental stores to kiosks like Redbox...
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SpaceX has pulled it off again. The company had another successful rocket launch as part of its NROL-76 mission. The Falcon 9 blasted off from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center with a top-secret spy satellite in...
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Innovation is not dead in the smartphone space, folks. Perhaps no company knows that better than Samsung, which has been changing the way we think of smartphone displays over the past few generations of handsets. The curved edge design...
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Microsoft thinks that it has a good thing going with its Edge browser that is built-in to Windows 10. Granted, Edge is leaps and bounds better than the oft-maligned Internet Explorer that preceded it, but it is considered by many not to be...
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The fastest graphics cards at the moment all belong to NVIDIA. We're not saying AMD has nothing compelling to offer gamers, but when it comes to the best of the best (and 4K gaming), right now it is pretty much Pascal or bust. That will change once Vega arrives, which we anticipate will bring...
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It is often said in regards to free online services such as Facebook that if you are not paying for a product, then you are the product. Fair enough, but that does not mean there are no lines that can be crossed. Facebook seems to have...
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