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- Intel Core i9-11980HK Preview: 8-Core Tiger Lake-H Unleashed
- Cloudflare Wants To Kill CAPTCHAs For The Waste Of Time And Frustration They Cause
- Apple's Scam App Problem Could Be Fleecing People Out Of Billions Says Dev
- IBM President Concurs With Intel's Gelsinger That Chip Shortage Could Last Years
- Corsair Teases Gobs Of DDR5-6400 And Faster Memory Incoming For Intel Alder Lake
- Hackers Prove Alarming Remote Code Execution Attack In Malicious CS:GO Game Servers
- Irish Health Org Says Bollocks To Potential Demands In Nasty Ransomware Cyber-Attack
- Microsoft Surface Duo Fire Sale Slashes Price Of Quirky Android Foldable To Just $599
- 2.5 Geeks: How Many CPU Cores Do You Need For Gaming? And A KILLER PC Giveaway!
- Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Allegedly Has An Alarming Active Vulnerability
- Apple's iPhone 13 Won't Ditch The Notch, But It Could Get Smaller With This Change
- Binance Crypto Exchange Reportedly Under U.S. Investigation For Money Laundering
- Google Pixel 3 Falls To Lowest Price Yet At $160 Unlocked For A Limited Time
- Facebook Researchers Teach AI To Disregard Irrelevant Information To Improve Overall Performance
- Pentagon Accused Of Engaging In Warrantless Spying On U.S. Citizens
- Google Pixel 6 And 6 Pro's Radical New Designs Allegedly Exposed In Fresh Leak
- Microsoft's Dolby Vision HDR Trials Expand On Xbox Series X And S For Insiders
- System76 Reveals Open Source Launch Configurable Keyboard For Ultimate WFH Comfort
- TSMC Reportedly Eyes Next-Gen Upgrade For Its New Arizona Chip Fab
- SpaceX Details Plans For First Starship Orbital Flight From Texas To Hawaii
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All News for May 2021
Last week, Intel officially unveiled its Tiger Lake-H45 based H-Series 11th Gen Core processor line-up, for high-performance gaming laptops and mobile workstations. The flagship consumer processor in the family is the Core i9-11980HK. The...
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When you log onto a service, make a purchase, or do something else on the web, you have a decent chance of running into a CAPTCHA. Everyone knows what they look like, and it can be incredibly obnoxious: “Select all the buses. Click on...
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For years, Apple has featured solid marketing about its devices and App Store, leading people to believe it was the safest software ecosystem around. However, we are continuing to learn that the marketing does not always match the truth...
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We hate to be the bearers of more bad news regarding the global chip shortage, but there's now additional confirmation that the dark cloud looming over the industry will be here for an extended period. In a recent interview, IBM President...
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It seems like just yesterday when Intel released its 11th generation Rocket Lake-S processors for the desktop market. Built using Intel's [extremely] mature 14nm process node, Rocket Lake-S is the last of its breed and will give way to...
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) has been going strong since 2012, regularly hitting the “Top Games By Current Player Count” list on Steam. With this thriving community, it could make for a great opportunity to try and hack players...
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Cyber-attacks have seemingly ramped-up in the last few weeks, like the Colonial Pipeline ransomware incident that netted a cool $5 million for the criminal attackers. Now, cyber-thugs have crippled the Irish Health Service Executive's...
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When Microsoft launched the Surface Duo last year, priced from $1,399, we knew it would be a tough sell. Not only was it priced well above what we expect for flagship Android devices, but it also came with an outdated processor (Qualcomm...
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On this episode of HotHardware's Two And A Half Geeks, Dave, Marco and Chris run down some of this past week's interesting tech news and discuss our in-house research results regarding how many CPU cores you need for a great gaming...
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The Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is an incredibly useful feature used by likely millions of people every day. Considering it is free and preinstalled from Microsoft, it beats out most other Windows-based remote desktop software with ease...
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When Apple launched the iPhone X back in 2017, it brought a new design quirk to the table: a large display notch. The notch housed the ear speaker, selfie camera, Face ID hardware, and various other sensors. Unfortunately, the notch has...
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Officials from the United States Department of Justice (DoJ) and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are currently probing Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, for illegal activity including money laundering and various tax...
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In early April, Woot.com ran a sale on the Google Pixel 3 that saw its price fall to a low $169.99. That was a significant price cut for a device that initially launched at $799 in October 2018. The Pixel 3 was superseded by the Pixel 4...
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Do you remember discussing (or arguing) with your schoolteacher about how you would never use some of the lessons that they they taught? There were probably some things that you never used and simply forgot about, but what if you could...
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The U.S. Government always has an eye on its citizens, as we learned from the 2013 Snowden scandal. Since then, the government has come up with craftier ways of surveilling Americans, which is made easy by the data we give away using our...
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When Google launched the Pixel 5 last year as its "flagship" Android smartphone, it was a bit disappointing on the specs front. After all, the smartphone debuted with a mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G SoC instead of the Snapdragon...
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Heads up console gamers, if you own an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, are part of the Xbox Insider program, and are subscribed to the alpha ring, there is a new update available that enables playing games in the Dolby Vision HDR format...
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Have you ever wanted to cut your keyboard's spacebar in half and turn it into two different keys? How about relocating your keyboard's Escape key to somewhere that might be a little more convenient, rather than stretching your pinky finger...
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We reported last week that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) is allegedly looking to vastly increase its investments in the United States concerning fab capacity. The company announced its decision to build a $12 billion fab in...
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In a filing with the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC), SpaceX outlined flight plans for its Starship spacecraft, which will soon commence its first orbital test flight. If all goes to plan, it will be around a 90-minute mission...
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Given the insatiable global demand for computing chips in various sectors, it should come as no surprise that companies are looking to increase their fab capacity. Intel has committed $20 billion to increase chip output, while TSMC is...
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Early in 2020, we covered a cryogenic control chip from Intel called Horse Ridge that was destined to help make quantum computing more feasible. Since then, Intel has created a second generation of the chip, and the partnership between...
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