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Latest News - July 2019
- Galaxy Tab S6 Leaks In Photos As Samsung's Latest Assault On The Apple iPad
- Google's Android Q Beta 5 Rolls Out Today With New Gesture Controls
- Mozilla Drops Firefox 68 For Desktop And iOS With Improved Extension Support And Dark Mode
- Google Celebrates Apollo 11 Moon Landing 50th Anniversary With AR Command Module Tour
- Intel Unveils New Chip Packaging Tech To Fuel Its Next-Gen Processor Designs
- Warner Media's New HBO Max Will Bring Back Your Friends Fix And Some Fresh Prince
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Poses In New Renders, Rumors Point To 1TB Max Storage
- AMD Ryzen 3000 X570 Chipset Observed At More Than Two Times Power Consumption Compared To X470
- Intel Allegedly Preps Comet Lake Counterattack On Ryzen 3000 With 10-Core 5.2GHz $499 Top-End CPU
- Agent Smith Android Malware Wrecks Your Phone With Ad-Ridden Cloned Versions Of WhatsApp, Opera
- Microsoft Patents Project xCloud Controllers That Convert Mobile Devices For Gaming Glory
- Google And Amazon Settle Spat, YouTube Comes Back To Fire TV, Prime Video Hits Chromecast
- Security: Your Mac Under Zoom Attack Could Be Camera Hijacked
- G.Skill Trident Z Neo Memory Cranks Blistering DDR4-3600 Speeds For AMD Ryzen 3000 And X570
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All News for July 2019
When it comes to the tablet market, Apple gets the bulk of the attention (and market share) with its iPad family. While numerous Android OEMs have simply given up on the form-factor in favor of large-screen smartphones, Samsung remains a staunch support of dedicated tablets.
After launching the Galaxy Tab...
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Android fans looking forward to trying out the next beta edition of Android Q can download Beta 5 today. To get the beta operating system, the users do have to be in the Android Q Beta Program. Beta 5 is the first release candidate for devs to use for testing apps before the final version of Android Q launches this...
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Firefox users have spoken up and Mozilla has listened. Firefox 68 is available today for iOS and desktop, with the new update including a number of features like dark mode for Firefox Reader View, new extensions and bookmark editing, and more options for IT professionals.
Firefox or “Firefox Quantum” desktop and...
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On July 16th, 1969 the Apollo 11 mission commenced, shooting Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin into an orbit around the Moon. Four days later, the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” touched down on the Moon, after which Armstrong first stepped onto the surface to deliver this historic phrase: “That's one small...
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We are in the era of chiplet designs, and given the growing complexity of today's silicon solutions, that is unlikely to change anytime soon. Along those lines, one thing Intel says often gets overlooked is the chip packaging on modern designs. As such, Intel is showcasing a new three-dimensional chip packaging...
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We aren't sure the world needs another streaming service, but that isn't stopping WarnerMedia from launching one. The new streaming service will be called HBO Max, and it is a direct-to-consumer service that will include original programming along with old classic series and content from a variety of other sources...
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The cat is pretty much out of the bag when it comes to Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 10 flagship Android smartphone. We’ve seen renders of the smartphone from all angles, which seemingly confirm that the device has axed its 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of USB-C.
Today, we’re being graced with what appears to be...
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Famed overclocker der8auer is known for posting de-lidding videos, whereby he strips the integrated heatspreader (IHS) off a CPU to check out what's underneath (solder or grease). This time around, however, he did something different. The overclocking ace stripped an X570 motherboard naked to observe the power...
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For the first time in a very long time, Intel finds itself in a real dogfight with AMD across the board in the consumer sector, from budget CPUs all the way up to enthusiast-grade processors. Not to be outdone by the recent Ryzen launch, Intel might be prepping a new batch of Comet Lake chips as it continues to...
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We've simply grown accustomed to reading about Android malware on a regular basis, but this latest entry is both intriguing and incredibly dastardly in its deeds. Called Agent Smith, this malware has already infected 25 million Android devices globally with adware.
Of those 25 million devices, India has been hit...
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Back in late 2018, we first talked about the controller prototypes for Microsoft's Project xCloud game streaming service that were meant to make gaming on smartphones and tablets more enjoyable. Controls are a crucial part of allowing gamers to enjoy the games xCloud offers anywhere, and few are happy with touch...
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Amazon and Google have settled their spat that has been going on for over a year now. YouTube was pulled from Amazon Fire TV devices back in late 2017. Google pulled YouTube from Fire TV devices in part because of Amazon's business practices that involved not selling Google products like Chromecast and not offering...
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A significant security issue with a popular Mac video conferencing company Zoom has surfaced. The security issue was made public by a researcher named Jonathan Leitschuh after a 90-day grace period to give Zoom time to fix the problem. The vulnerability could impact a variety of browsers running on Mac computers...
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With AMD's new Ryzen 3000 processors making the rounds, we're seeing support from the company's hardware partners who are delivering fresh products including a slew of new X570 motherboards and new DDR4 memory kits. G.Skill is jumping into the fray with its new Trident Z Nero Series DDR4 memory kits that were...
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