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Latest News - September 2023
- Sinister InfoStealer Campaign Sneakily Targets Hotel Guests, How To Protect Yourself
- Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Deal Scores An Extra Life With Preliminary UK Approval
- Apple's iPhone 15 Can Change Color Simply By Holding It But It's A Feature Not A Bug
- Intel's Dan Rogers And Robert Hallock Join Us Today To Talk Meteor Lake, Live!
- Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 Is Coming With RTX Graphics And A Dedicated AI Chip
- Google Savagely Trolls Apple Over Stubborn Refusal To Support RCS On iPhone
- Sorry, Handheld Gamers But Valve Is Not In A Hurry To Release A Faster Steam Deck 2
- Razer Revs A Stunning Lamborghini-Themed Blade 16 Mini LED Gaming Laptop
- Intel's LGA 1851 Socket For 15th Gen Arrow Lake CPUs Detailed In 3D Schematics
- Counter-Strike 2 Release Date Confirmed? Valve Drops A Giant Teaser
- Intel CEO Hints At Stacked Cache On Future CPUs Sometime After Meteor Lake
- InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera Review: Infrared Imaging For Smartphones
- Undervolted AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT Gets Benchmarked With Impressive Results
- Musk's Neuralink Recruiting For First Human Brain Chip Implants, What Could Go Wrong?
- 3D Simulation Reveals Supermassive Black Holes Eat Much Faster Than Expected
- Cyberpunk 2077 Is Going All-In With SSD Storage And Other Revised PC Requirements
- Panasonic Upgrades Its SoundSlayer Wearable Gaming Speaker With AI Voice Control
- TransUnion Credit Bureau Denies Security Breach Is To Blame For Private Data Leak
- Amazon's Eero Max 7 Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Router Promises Wicked-Fast Game Downloads
- Move Over Photoshop, Microsoft Paint Is Getting Layers And PNG Transparency
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All News for September 2023
As it turns out, hotels, and by extension, the hospitality industry, are not the most secure organizations around despite handling personal information and credit card details. This is evident in the recent MGM Hotel breach or even further...
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After what feels like ages and ages (but has really been less than two years), Microsoft is finally drawing near the finish line of its $68.7 billion dollar attempt to purchase Activision-Blizzard. The last roadblock, placed in the way of...
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Apple finally unveiled its first USB-C iPhone last week, allowing a select few to get their hands on the device, but their hands are a bit of a problem. Some of those who have handled the iPhone 15 Pro have reported that simply touching...
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Dave, Marco, and Chris will be joined by Intel's Dan Rogers and Robert Hallock on this week's episode of our Two And A Half Geeks livestream to talk Meteor Lake and other happenings from Intel Innovation!
Intel unveiled its forthcoming...
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Microsoft announced its new Surface Laptop Studio 2 with RTX graphics and a dedicated AI chip yesterday. The tech giant also revealed its latest Surface Laptop Go 3 and Surface Go 4.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2
The Surface Laptop...
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Google is ramping up its effort to publicly shame and pressure Apple into supporting the Rich Communications Service (RCS) messaging protocol on its iPhone devices. To help #GetTheMessage out, Google's Android channel on YouTube posted a...
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There are a LOT of PC-based gaming handhelds out there now. You probably know about the Steam Deck already; Valve's system that basically consists of a Steam Controller with a screen shoved in the middle and a custom AMD SoC inside. You...
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Razer rolled up to its RazerCon 2023 event with a handful of product announcements, not the least of which is a limited Blade 16 x Automobili Lamborghini Edition gaming laptop in fancy black and orange trim. The company calls it an...
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Igor’s Lab has provided some updates on Arrow Lake-S and its associated LGA 1851 socket, including 3D schematics of the CPU loading mechanism (bracket) and the chipset itself. Igor also unveiled a couple of updates on the chipset models we...
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Earlier this year, Valve announced the follow-up game to the ever-popular FPS game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Counter-Strike 2. Since then, we have seen numerous people get into beta testing the game as it rolls toward an official...
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We're in the second day of Intel's Innovation '23 event, and our man Dave is on the scene. Intel held a Q&A session today where members of the tech press were allowed to fling questions at CEO Pat Gelsinger. There was some interesting...
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InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera For Smartphones: Starting at $299 (With Coupon) InfiRay is an established player in the professional thermal imaging space that going after a larger piece of the consumer market with the P2 Pro for...
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A new video from Techtesters helps illustrate the potential benefits available to PC users who are willing to undervolt their graphics cards. Undervolting might help your graphics card run quieter and cooler, as well as cutting electricity...
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Elon Musk-backed company Neuralink announced it can now begin recruiting participants in a ground-breaking investigational medical device clinical trial for its first brain-computer interface (BCI). The trial aims to evaluate the safety...
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A new study using 3D simulations suggests supermassive black holes may eat faster than previously thought, with some feasts only taking mere months to consume. The older conventional theory says supermassive black holes eat over time at...
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CD Projekt Red is pushing out its Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update today (likely by the time many of you read this), followed by the much-anticipated Phantom Liberty expansion next week. In a post on X/Twitter, the developer reiterated that both...
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Panasonic has just launched a wireless version of its SoundSlayer Wearable Gaming Speaker, with gamers as its targeted audience, or more specifically, gamers who don't prefer headphones or external speakers, but rather something...
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Consumer credit reporting agency TransUnion had tens of thousands of its users' data stolen and sold by a hacker, but the company is denying the compromised data was due to any security breach.
This past weekend, a threat actor known as...
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Ready or not, Wi-Fi 7 is coming to supercharge multi-device homes with cutting-edge connectivity that aims to significantly speed up connections and reduce latency. Netgear was one of the first to start pushing out consumer Wi-Fi 7...
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Paint has been part of Windows since time immemorial, but it's never been able to hold a candle to more robust image editors like Photoshop. It's making an important step in the right direction, though. Microsoft has announced that Paint...
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has cleared the way for anyone charged for unwanted purchases in Fortnite to possibly get some of their money back. Those who feel they were charged unnecessarily can now apply for a refund as part of a...
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HotHardware's own Dave Altavilla is on location at Intel's Innovation '23 event, and that means he's getting to check out all the latest and upcoming hardware from the blue team first hand. Fortunately, that means you get to check it out...
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