Monthly Archives: September 2019
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SpaceX's 10-Story-Tall Starship Takes Form As Elon Musk Plots Lunar Colonization
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk are back at work when it comes to building the next generation rocket to get humans off the third rock from the sun . One of the most grandiose plans that Musk and SpaceX have dreamed up and are working to make a reality...
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8BitDo's Nintendo Switch Lite Controller Wields Dual D-Pads And Attractive Price
The Nintendo Switch Lite has been a surprise hit with gamers as a successful follow-up to the original Nintendo Switch (which itself was quite the blockbuster at launch). The Switch Lite is a more robust device that ditches the detaching Joy-Cons, kickstand and ability to dock with a TV. However, gamers do...
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AMD Ryzen 9 3900X Price Gouging Continues As Supplies Have Not Yet Stabilized
AMD is evidently still battling a shortage of silicon at the upper end of its third generation Ryzen stack. This mostly affects the Ryzen 9 3900X. We took a quick peek on Amazon and found several marketplace sellers hawking the high-end chip at grossly inflated prices. Adding insult to injury...
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How businesses can get the most out of a desktop scanner
The rise of email and instant messaging may have decimated the morning mail drop, but head into any office and you will still find it littered with paperwork. As more of our time is taken up by reading and responding to digital correspondence, we have less and less to spend...
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Spoofing emails: The trickery costing businesses billions
The email came in like any other, from the company chief executive to his finance officer. "Hey, the deal is done. Please wire $8m to this account to finalise the acquisition ASAP. Needs to be done before the end of the day. Thanks." The employee thought nothing of it and...
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Google Axes Dozens Of iHandy Apps From Play Store Over Intrusive Adware
Last week Google gutted around 46 apps that were pushed from a single Chinese developer. The developer goes by the name of iHandy, and when Google axed the apps, it didn't say why it removed them. A new report is now indicating that the reason why Google removed the apps was due...
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Microsoft Declares Windows 10 May 2019 Update Ready For Mass Deployments
The Windows 10 May 2019 Update (version 1903) was first made available to customers four months ago, and now Microsoft has indicated that the operating system is "ready for broad deployment". Many businesses are reluctant to be guinea pigs for major Windows 10 updates, and with good reason considering the issues...
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Unpatchable iOS Exploit Could Bring Permanent Jailbreak For Millions Of Devices Including iPhone X
Back in the early days of the iPhone, jailbreaking was an incredibly common practice for enthusiast. With an iOS jailbreak and third-party app stores like Cydia, iPhone users were able to add software features and apps to their devices that Apple had yet to provide (sometimes years prior). Two things happened those...
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Google's Pixel 4 Motion Gestures Will Work With Spotify And These Other Apps
We already know the upcoming Pixel 4 series will support motion gestures—Google confirmed the "Motion Sense" feature in a short video teaser, along with facial recognition support to unlock the handsets. Now we have a pretty good idea of what specific apps will work with Motion Sense from the get...
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New Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Rumors Hint At Sleeker Design And ARM CPU Option
Microsoft's big yearly Surface event is less than a week away and the company is expected to broadly refresh its PC hardware lineup. Two of the devices that are scheduled to be announced include the Surface Pro 7 and the Surface Laptop 3. According to a new report coming out...
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