With the iPhone 8 Plus now on the market the rumors about the device are finally over. The launch hasn’t been as smooth as past iPhone launches though with some owners reporting that the battery Continue reading “iPhone 8 Battery Swells, Splitting Phone Open for Some Users”.
Back in 2013 hackers broke into a database that held username and password data for users of Yahoo and related services. When the breach was originally reported in 2016 it was thought that only 1 Continue reading “Yahoo’s 2013 Hack Gave Up Details of All 3 Billion Accounts”.
Overwatch is set to celebrate Halloween 2017 with the return of an event held last year called Halloween Terror. The event returns next week and will run for the rest of the month. During The Continue reading “Overwatch Halloween Terror Event Returns for 2017”.
Intel announced yesterday that the companys former CEO Paul Otellini passed away in his sleep Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, at the age of 66. Paul Otellini joined Intel in 1974 and spent well over 30 Continue reading “Paul Otellini, Former Intel CEO, Passes Away in Sleep at 66”.
We all know Google Street View, many people use it to check out an area or city before they travel there. Street View gives you an actual view of the street and any homes or Continue reading “Insta360 Pro Camera is Google Street View Ready”.
Roku has announced five new streaming players that people can use for streaming their favorite content to their TVs. The new players offer improved performance compared to the old players, better wireless reception, and some Continue reading “Roku Rolls out A Quintet of New Streaming Devices”.
During my review of the Logitech PowerPlay Wireless Charging System, I had fathomed whether or not PowerPlay would work with the older G403 Wireless. I had read a few posts in various forums from users Continue reading “We Found Out That Logitech PowerPlay Works With Older Mice”.
The folks over at VideoCardz have published what appears to be retail images of the upcoming Gigabyte Radeon RX Vega 64 Gaming OC graphics card. The AMD Radeon RX VEGA 64 reference design has 4096 Continue reading “Gigabyte Radeon RX Vega 64 Gaming OC Video Card Pictured”.
AMD has finally released their free NVMe RAID drivers for the X399 platform! You can download the latest AMD RAIDXpert2 package to obtain the NVMe RAID driver and management software. You’ll also need to update Continue reading “AMD’s Free NVMe RAID Support For AMD X399 Chipset Now Available!”.
One of the best things for gamers with an Xbox Live Gold subscription (which is just about every Xbox owner) is that to sweeten the pot Microsoft gives away some cool free games each month. Continue reading “October’s Games with Gold for Xbox Unveiled”.
Years back if you wanted to read something online, you just Googled it and then read away. Just about all online content was free. When the advertising industry started to cut back on ad rates Continue reading “Google Ditches First Click Free Policy, Aims to Support Subscriptions”.
Edit: Response from eVGA provided on 10/2/2017. We’ve listed it at the end of the original news posting. Shortly after the launch of their original GTX 10-Series cards, eVGA had issues with their 1080 cards Continue reading “eVGA SuperNova B3 Deceit: Did eVGA Send Reviewers Special Samples?”.
Nvidia has been able to get quite a bit of performance out of their Pascal architecture and since the AMD Vega 64 wasn’t the competition for Pascal at the high end that we had hoped Continue reading “Nvidia GTX 1070Ti To See October 26 Launch Date and $430 MSRP, According To Source”.
With the official launch of the Intel Coffee Lake series of processors happening on October 5th, mainstream tech sites are heeding NDA and not releasing any numbers or information ahead of time. As we’ve seen Continue reading “Romanian Tech Site Overclocks I7 8700K to 5.1GHZ, Shares Benchmarks Early.”.
The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has released the specifications for USB 3.2 and they look good. The biggest change we saw is that the new specification uses two-lane operation on existing USB Type-C cables to Continue reading “USB 3.2 Specification Shows Type-C Cables Will Reach 2GBps speeds”.
