Facebook-owned Instagram goes on offense against Apple over ad privacy feature
Apple’s privacy advertising feature that will now arrive in early 2021 has become a polarizing change.
Month: September 2020
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has confirmed the existence of a vulnerability in Bluetooth 4.2 and Bluetooth 5.0 that allow an attacker within wireless range to essentially overwrite the… Read More
The Play Store has been in the news more than usual recently, but this time it’s for a positive reason. The latest version of the app reveals that… Read More
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 preview lets users attach and mount a physical disk inside their Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) distribution of choice. Read More
Early this month, Intel launched its next-generation mobile PC processors. The new 11th Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris Xe graphics (code-named “Tiger Lake”) are optimized for thin-and-light laptops… Read More
Patents hint at future Huawei phone with wrap-around display
Huawei is reportedly working on a smartphone design with a wrap-around display, according to patents filed in China.
In 2018, a security researcher discovered a major vulnerability in Bitcoin Core, the software that powers the Bitcoin blockchain, but after reporting the issue and having it… Read More
Nvidia’s MX series of GPUs aren’t known for their incredible performance or gaming prowess. However, according to an article at Zhulanlan.zhihu, that could change – According to the… Read More
Sharp has announced its next-generation ultra-large display featuring an 8K resolution, advanced backlighting with 2048 local dimming zones, and an HDMI 2.1 input. Read More
While Nvidia is killing off VirtualLink, AMD is seemingly implementing the USB-C port on some Big Navi models, which will probably compete with the best gaming graphics cards that are on the… Read More