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Monthly Archives: September 2018
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Intel Tackles Voracious 14nm CPU Demand With New Vietnam Copy Exactly Fab
Intel has some potential trouble on its hands. The company warned about potential supply issues with its 14nm processors as early as July, when it announced its Q2 2018 earnings. At the time, the company said that its delayed 10nm processors had resulted in unanticipated additional demand for its 14nm processors. These shortages have...
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Not Enough Space For Microsoft’s Windows 10 October 2018 Update? There’s A Fix
Microsoft has committed to rolling out two major upgrades to Windows 10 every year, and we are the on the cusp of a second one for 2018. It's called the October 2018 Update, and as the implies, Microsoft will begin pushing it out to PCs next month. Here's the thing...
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Google Pixel 3 And Pixel 3 XL Leak Again With Pixel Stand Wireless Charger, Detailed Renders
At this point, it seems as though we've learned just about everything that we possibly can about Google's upcoming Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones. The phones have leaked heavily over the past few months and we've even gotten glimpses at some of the accessories that will be available for the Android Pie...
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Google Is Developing A Native Dark Mode For Chrome With Limited Initial Rollout
A good dark theme for your computer and other devices is worth its weight in gold to many users. Google is looking to add a little dark magic to Chrome, and its initial rollout will be very limited. Google Chrome users can already download third-party dark themes for the browser right...
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AMD Could Soon Triple Market Share Amid Crippling Intel CPU Shortages
AMD and Intel have recently reignited a processor war after the former had gone years without offering competitive processors with respect to overall performance. That all began to change when AMD launched the Ryzen parts that have been well received by enthusiasts and have come in at price points well...
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Looking back, my 3D-printing dream was never a goer
Recently I happened across one of those online "futurology" articles, describing the technological developments that were expected to shape the years to come. The interesting thing about this one was that it had been originally written in 2012, so I could see for myself how accurate the author's predictions had...
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Code-cracking WW2 Bombe operation recreated at Bletchley
Computer historians have staged a re-enactment of World War Two code-cracking at Bletchley Park. A replica code-breaking computer called a Bombe was used to decipher a message scrambled by an Enigma machine. Held at the National Museum of Computing (TNMOC), the event honoured Polish help with wartime code-cracking. Ruth Bourne...
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ASUS ROG Strix, Dual, And Turbo GeForce RTX 2070 Cards Stoke Geek Lust
ASUS has rolled out some new video cards that are aiming directly at the wallets of gamers everywhere. The new cards include the ROG Strix, Dual, and Turbo GeForce RTX 2070 graphics cards, all of which use GDDR6 memory and include Virtual Link tech that lets gamers using a VR headset...
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Facebook Portal Echo Show Rival Debuts Next Week So Zuck And Co Can Track You More
It looks as though Amazon is about to have some competition for its newly redesigned Echo Show. According to a new report, Facebook is set to announced next a week a new hardware device called "Portal". According to the report from Cheddar, the hardware device will available in two screen sizes (a...
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OnePlus Serves Hot Slice Of Android Pie To OnePlus 6 Owners
If you're a OnePlus 6 owners, there's a fresh, hot delivery coming your way today. After a lengthy beta period where testers were able to give the Android 9 Pie-based OxygenOS 9.0 a try, OnePlus has announced that the production release of the operating system is available to download. Now...
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