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Latest News - October 2016
- Amazon Adds 60 New Dash Button Products For Tactical Reload On Red Bull And Cheez-Its
- Smartwatch Sales Plunge 51 Percent In Q3 As Consumers Search For Killer App
- Microsoft’s Satya Nadella Admits ‘We clearly missed mobile’ With Windows 10 Mobile
- BlackBerry Gets Official With Security-Focused $499 DTEK60 Snapdragon 820 Flagship
- Xiaomi Mi MIX Is A Droolworthy Bezel-Less And Ceramic 6.4-inch Snapdragon 821 Flagship
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 And GTX 1050 Ti Review: Low Power, Low Price Pascal
- Big Discount On VoCore2 Mini Linux Computer With Ultimate Dock In The HH Shop
- Facebook Heavily Biased Toward Hillary Clinton? WikiLeaks Latest Reveal Shows Possible Direct Correlation
- Live 4G LTE Vulnerability Allows Hackers To Eavesdrop On Calls, Read Texts And Track Phones Via GPS On Any Network
- Apple 2016 ‘Hello Again’ MacBook Event To Feature Kaby Lake, OLED Touch Strips, 15-inch MacBook Pro, And New iMacs
- Dirty COW Linux Kernel Flaw Gives Attackers Full Access In 5 Seconds
- Up To 35% Off CyberPower UPS Battery Backups, $37 Backlit Mechanical Keyboard And More
- Adventures With Dell's Rugged PC Line-Up
- Red Dead Redemption 2 Likely Coming To The PC, Analyst Cites Brilliant ‘Trump-Like’ Marketing
- Huawei Cruises Long Island With Mate 9 Pro 5.9-inch Dual-Edge Display Android Flagship
- Windows 10 Anniversary Update Installed By 76 Percent Of Windows 10 Users
- Chinese Manufacturer XiongMai Recalls Flawed IP Cameras That Were To Blame In Friday's IoT DDoS Attack
- Samsung To Give Galaxy Note 7 Customers 50 Percent Discount On Galaxy S8 Or Galaxy Note 8
- Researchers Create AI Judge To Gavel Through Legal Cases And Render Verdicts
- Google Pixel Teardown Reveals Well Made Device With ‘Fruity Inspiration’ And Moderate Repairability
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All News for October 2016
Admit it, you freak out when you're in the middle of a gaming session and discover you're running low on Cheez-Its or Pop-Tarts, right? Okay, maybe it's just us. Whatever, that's the beauty of Amazon's Dash Button program—when your rations are running low on a particular item, just press the corresponding button and...
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Has the smartwatch fad run its course? That's the question to ask as worldwide smartwatch sales fell off a cliff in the third quarter of 2016. According to market tracking firm International Data Corporation (IDC), smartphone volumes reached just 2.7 million units this past quarter, down over 51 percent from the 5.6...
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Microsoft took at shot at competing in the mobile space where Android and iOS enjoy the lion's share of the market, and "clearly missed," as company boss Satya Nadella is shy to admit. He acknowledged as much during an interview with Gerard Baker at The Wall Street Journal's WSJDLive 2016 global technology conference...
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BlackBerry is no longer designing and manufacturing its own smartphones, which means that we’ll no longer see daring designs like the Priv or Passport. What this does mean, however, is that those that are still firmly in the BlackBerry smartphone camp will instead get “new” devices that are essentially recycled...
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Don't tell Xiaomi that smartphones must have bezels. If you do, the Chinese phone maker will respond, "Bezels? We ain't got not bezels? We don't need no bezels! I don't have to show you no stinkin' bezels!" For you young folk, that's a reference to a famous quote from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, but back to the...
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Although rumors had been circulating for a while, NVIDIA went ahead and made the GeForce GTX 1050 and GeForce GTX 1050 Ti official last week with an announcement featuring a number of details about the cards. In the announcement, NVIDIA covered some of the speeds and feeds, revealed a number of partner board designs...
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If you want to get your hands on a slick, ultra-mini, Linux-based computer, we’ve got a deal running in the HotHardware Shop you’ll want to check out. We’ve got a VoCore2 Mini Linux Computer with Ultimate Dock discounted by 14% and available for under $43...
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As we quickly approach the November 8th elections, email leaks from the Clinton camp continue to loom over the presidential candidate. The latest data dump from WikiLeaks shines a light on emails between Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager, John Podesta, and Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg.
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If you own an LTE smartphone, you might want to pay close attention. Wanqiao Zhang, a security researcher with Chinese firm Qihoo 360 has demonstrated a vulnerability that can compromises any 4G LTE network around the globe. The attack is so devastating that a hacker with enough resources has the ability to not only...
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It’s no secret that Apple’s computing lineup has simply been neglected over the years. Apple’s key MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac and even Mac Pro lines have gone for years with minimal or no updates at all, and sales have suffered as a result. However, Apple is holding an event later this week in which it is widely...
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Whether you use Linux at home or manage a Linux server, you'll want to waste no time in making sure your OS is completely up-to-date. An exploit called "Dirty COW" has now been revealed, and while it's not the most dangerous one ever released, the fact that it's been around for nine years is causing some serious alarm...
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Welcome back for the latest installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a CyberPower 1500VA 12-Outlet Uninterruptible Power Supply, a Dell UltraSharp 29" Panoramic 2560x1080 Monitor, a Drevo Gramr 84-Key Tenkeyless Backlit Edition Mechanical Gaming...
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One of the many perks of working at a publication like HotHardware is that we get to attend a wide array of different technology-related events. GPU Tech Days, the Consumer Electronics Show, processor deep dives, smartphone launches -- you name it, and we're there. This Notebook Still Worked After Being Thrown Off The Boat Onto The Rocks Below......
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For whatever reason, Rockstar Games never seems to prioritize the PC. We see it with every Grand Theft Auto release—first it releases to consoles, then sometime way later it finally moseys on over to PC where a still eager audience awaits. But with Red Dead Redemption 2, a hotly anticipated sequel Rockstar recently...
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Earlier this month, we brought you a report on two new flagship Huawei smartphones that just so happen to be arriving at a time when Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is going down in flames. Huawei’s upcoming Mate 9 series will be available with 5.9-inch displays, and will come in both standard and dual-edge display...
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Microsoft has faced criticism on numerous occasions over its aggressive tactics in getting users to both upgrade to Windows 10 and, more recently, install the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, but its efforts are paying off. The latest figures from AdDuplex, a cross-promotion ad network for Windows Phone and Windows...
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On Friday, DNS provider Dyn was walloped by a massive DDoS botnet attack which slowed down or completely sidelined major websites like Amazon, Twitter, and The New York Times. The attack was carried out using improperly configured Internet of Things (IoT) devices that were zombified by Mirai malware.
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Samsung is continuing to make efforts to atone for its Galaxy Note 7 debacle, aiming its latest mea culpa at affected owners living in its home country of South Korea. The offer over there is to exchange the recalled Galaxy Note 7 for a either a Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge handset at half price and then be eligible to trade...
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Rapid advances in artificial intelligence technologies is leading to some new and interesting use case scenarios that extend far beyond today's crop of digital assistants such as Siri and Cortana. Underscoring that point is a piece of software developed by computer scientists at University College London that...
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Google unveiled its Pixel and Pixel XL Android 7.0 Nougat smartphones earlier this month, and the first round of reviews for the two devices have been refreshingly positive. Praise for the devices has been especially concentrated on the main camera, which while not incredibly competitive on the specs front, actually...
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For many old-school gamers, few games hold a place in their heart quite like the original Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Today, the game might look primitive - because it is obviously, comparatively to today's title - but back then, it proved oh-so satisfying, and not to mention challenging...
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It has been widely expected for the past two months that NVIDIA would be releasing a new lower-end graphics card based on its Pascal architecture, and after a few leaks and a lot of rumors, the company finally coughed up the confirmation last week.
This release will be a bit of a one-two punch for NVIDIA, as it'll...
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