Category: News
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Apple typically refrains from criticizing other companies’ tech choices. They often emphasize their innovations while downplaying features Android devices have had for years (e.g., iPhone 15 USB-C). However, Apple occasionally practices what it preaches, especially when it comes to their robust privacy policy. This observation stems from an internal presentation revealed during a Google antitrust…
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In recent months, Microsoft has actively worked to bring generative AI to office and corporate workers worldwide. Now, in a new collaboration with Siemens, they aim to extend AI to industrial customers in a significant technological advancement. This partnership has given rise to Siemens Industrial Copilot, a jointly developed AI assistant with a primary objective…
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Commencing in November, Meta intends to introduce a novel subscription service in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland, affording Facebook and Instagram users the option to eradicate ads. At launch, pricing diverges based on the platform of choice. Desktop users will incur a €9.99 monthly fee, while mobile users will pay a slightly higher €12.99 monthly,…
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According to a recent leak from Korea, Apple is actively working on two new MacBook models with 12- and 13-inch screens, expected to be priced at ‘$700 or less.’ If you, like me, find Apple’s high hardware costs frustrating (even the M2 MacBook Air seems overpriced), this news should pique your interest. However, we should…
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Kaspersky cybersecurity researchers recently unearthed an intriguing malware, StripedFly. Initially mistaken as a mere cryptocurrency miner in 2017, StripedFly’s true potential has only recently come to light. This malware can execute remote commands, capture screenshots, and pilfer sensitive data, including passwords. Additionally, it can harness the integrated microphone to record audio, traverse to neighboring endpoints…
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Intel’s introduction of the Intel Core Ultra CPUs is being complemented by an innovative AI acceleration initiative. In pursuit of a vast ecosystem, Intel envisions equipping 100 million PCs with AI capabilities, uniting their new CPUs with a recently revealed AI acceleration program. This tech giant has established partnerships with prominent hardware and software companies,…
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Samsung’s latest memory innovation, dubbed Shinebolt, sets a new standard. Boasting speeds of 9.8Gb/s (1.2TB/s), it outpaces its forerunner by over 50%. This technological leap is in response to the growing demands of cloud computing. Shinebolt succeeds Icebolt, which reaches 6.4Gb/s, offered in up to 32GB variants. Ideal for top-tier GPUs in AI processing and…
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A recent Google ads campaign, active for an extended period, likely delivered Cobalt Strike deployments to unsuspecting victims, according to researchers. Malwarebytes cybersecurity experts uncovered the campaign, which exploited Google Ads targeted at users seeking Notepad++, a widely-used text editing tool. When users queried Notepad++ or related terms, the initial search results included ads, some…
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Our Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 review had little to critique. However, Samsung seems to be crafting a ‘retro’ edition flip foldable, as reported by MSPoweruser via Notebookcheck. The images accompanying this news enhance its credibility, though remember that nothing is confirmed until the company officially announces it; plans may evolve. The Samsung Galaxy Z…
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The archaic technology employed in the IT systems of His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) poses a significant threat to the UK, potentially resulting in a massive data breach if not modernized. According to HMRC’s privacy policy, they retain a broad range of personal information, including names, titles, addresses, telephone numbers, personal email addresses, gender,…
