Microsoft announces ‘Project Scarlett’, a console to compete with Playstation 5
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New vulnerability of Intel processors, which also makes them slower
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Wireless movement-tracking system could collect health and behavioral data
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Quantum computer is ready for mass production at competitive prices
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Some Nokia 7 Plus users’ personal information was sent to China
In the last few weeks we've heard a lot about the devices that supposedly send personal information to China, especially with the polemic between Huawei and the U.S. government,...
New USB 4: 40 Gbps speed
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Streaming is killing Blu-Ray and DVD
Samsung has chosen to suspend the production of Blu-ray 4K players and not invest any means or efforts in renewing the HD line with updates of their current models....
Could microchip’s physical imperfections produce unique security keys?
New technology is 10 times more reliable than current methods of producing unclonable digital fingerprints for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, researchers report.
The physically unclonable function (PUF) technology uses...
AI optimizes phone’s performance based on how we use it
Artificial intelligence can predict when you’ll reach for your phone to make the most of your battery life, according to new research.
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