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- Faulty MacBook Pro Butterfly Keyboards Spark Class Action Lawsuit Versus Apple
- Humanoid Google Duplex AI Sparks Ethics Debate, Will Now Identify Itself On Calls
- Sony's E3 Showcase To Focus On Death Standing And Three Other Titles, Not Hardware
- Microsoft Announces Free Replacement Program For Surface Pro 4 Display Flickering
- Xiaomi Launches Google Assistant Compatible Mi Smart Home Gadgets For US Market
- WD Black NVMe SSD Review: Affordable With Great Write Speeds
- Microsoft Store Adds Ability To Digitally Gift All Available Xbox One And PC Games
- ASUS’s ROG Android Gaming Smartphone Tipped For Computex Unveil
- NVIDIA Rocks Fiscal Q1 Earnings With Record Revenue On GPU Sales Surge
- Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Snapdragon 845 Flagship Once Again Leaks To Geekbench
- Boston Dynamics SpotMini Robot Dog Walks Itself With Autonomous Navigation Upgrade
- These Are The Intel SSDs Blocked From Microsoft’s Windows 10 April 2018 Update
- Alexa And Siri AI Assistants Vulnerable To Secret Commands That Humans Can’t Hear
- Verizon's Visible Wireless Service Delivers Unlimited Everything For $40/Month
- Gamers Win As Nintendo Caves To FTC Demands On Its Warranty Repair Policy
- Corsair Outs Mammoth Obsidian Series 1000D Case That Can House Two Complete PCs
- Researchers Create Impressive Cloaking Device That Could Help Submarines Evade Enemy Sonar
- Google Pixel 3 Flagship Phones Will Reportedly Be Joined By Pixel Buds 2 And Pixel Wear OS Smartwatch
- Gears of War 5, Just Cause 4, Other AAA Games Tipped For E3 Debut Thanks To Walmart Leak
- Nintendo Introduces A $20 Switch Charging Dock For Tabletop Gaming
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All News for May 2018
Some Apple 2016 MacBook Pro customers have been rightfully upset that the butterfly style keyboards on their machines have been failing at an alarmingly high rate. The high rate of failure for the keyboards led to a petition circulating to...
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Much has been made about Google's recent demonstration of Duplex, basically an advanced and realistic sounding chatbot that is capable of impersonating a real assistant by calling places like hair salons and booking appointments for the...
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There have been rumors flying around that Sony might launch the PlayStation 5 in late 2018. If you were hoping that these rumors might add up to an unveil at E3 2018 next month, that seems less likely now. An official statement from Sony...
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Back in early February, we brought you a story about Surface Pro 4 owners that were encountering some rather distressing problems with their tablets. The displays on affected machines would flicker continuously for no apparent reason.
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Xiaomi is on the verge of launching its initial public offering (IPO), and the company is also looking to extend its reach into the U.S. market. No, we’re not talking about Xiaomi’s smartphones, which are incredibly popular in its home...
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Western Digital recently launched a new family of NVMe-based solid state drives targeting gamers and enthusiasts. The simply-branded WD Black NVMe SSD family has a similar naming convention to some previous-generation solid state drives...
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It just got a little bit easier to find a gift for that special gamer in your life, in case you want to get a head start on the holiday shopping season. That's because Microsoft has expanded the option of buying games from the Microsoft...
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ASUS is no stranger to smartphones, as the company has a thriving family of Android-based models to choose from. Most recently, the company launched the Zenfone 5 series, which look like clones of the iPhone X. However, the company is also...
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There are a lot of companies that would be thrilled to report $1.94 billion in revenue for a quarter. And exactly a year ago, that's what NVIDIA did. But that was then and this is now, and for the GPU maker's first quarter ended April 29...
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At the end of March, we got our first glimpse at how the Galaxy Note 9 smartphone would perform when it turned up on Geekbench rocking a Snapdragon 845 SoC and 6GB of RAM. Those first benchmarks showed single core performance of 2190 and a...
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When we think of Boston Dynamics, we think of a company that is bringing us even closer to Skynet. The company produces robots that are capable of incredible feats that make them move and function more like a human (in the case of Atlas)...
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Earlier this week, Microsoft issued a notice that it was actively blocking some PCs from receiving its April 2018 Update for Windows 10 because it was causing problems with certain Intel-brand solid state drive models. Microsoft did not...
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For many people, digital assistants have become a party of daily life—you might have Siri set a reminder for an upcoming appointment on your iPhone, or tell Alexa to order more laundry detergent from Amazon. These AI (artificial...
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Anyone paying for mobile phone service for a smartphone knows that plans have become very expensive; only a couple lines can cost you well over $100 monthly. Verizon has quietly launched a new startup service called Visible that is a no...
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It didn't take long for Nintendo to bow down to pressure from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with regards to its warranty practices. Back in April, we reported that the FTC has deemed "Warranty Voice if Removed" stickers to be illegal...
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Corsair has rolled out a new case that might be perfect for the PC gamer or enthusiast out there who wants to cram a huge amount of hardware into the chassis. The case is called the Obsidian Series 1000D and it is constructed from four...
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Starships that can cloak make an intriguing plot device in the Star Trek universe, especially in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. While "invisibility cloaks" have been bandied around on the big screen for decades, their use in real...
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There's no question that the third generation of Pixel flagship smartphones will be released later this year, most assuredly powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processors. However, what else does Google have in store on the hardware front...
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Someone on Walmart's web team in Canada seems to have screwed the pooch and revealed a massive number of unreleased and, in some cases, unannounced games, many of which are expected to make a debut at E3 next month. Whether all of the...
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One of the neat things about Nintendo's hybrid Switch console is that it has a kickstand on the back for tabletop gaming. It's part of what makes the Switch such an attractive console, as it ties into the system's flexible nature—hook it...
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After a seemingly endless period of being unable to find a modern graphics card in stock without having to pay an outrageous markup, supplies are finally stabilizing to the point that we're starting to actually see "sane" pricing creep...
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China's second largest manufacturer of telecom equipment and the number four smartphone maker in the United States, ZTE, is on its way to shutting down after the US government banned the company from doing business with American component...
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