From Forbes: This past month or so has been somewhat tumultuous for Intel. A number of top executives, partially responsible for Intel’s successful early discrete GPU marketing efforts left the company and the launch of its 10th Gen Core X series high-end desktop processors was quelled by the near...

From PC Mag: PhysX is fast approaching its 20th birthday, and Nvidia just announced version 5.0 of its open source real-time physics middleware.

The new software development kit (SDK) allowing developers to take full advantage of PhysX 5.0 is set to be appear in early 2020. It brings with it a...

From Tom's Hardware: A Redditor has dug up a PCMark 10 result of the unreleased the Ryzen 7 4700U APU (Accelerated Processing Unit). The leaked Renoir chip is part of the upcoming Ryzen 4000-series APU lineup that's expected to land early next year and could paint a devastating picture for Intel's...

From CNET: Apple could kill the Lightning connector on the flagship iPhone in 2021, according to reports. We take a look at why this is significant and what needs to be fixed before we can be totally wireless on this week's Apple Core wrap.

First they came for our headphone jacks. Now, they're...

From PC Mag: Ring is issuing a forced password reset for at least 3,672 users after the login credentials to access their internet-connected cameras were found circulating on the internet.

Ring reset the passwords after an unnamed security researcher discovered the credentials on a text storage...

From The Verge: A new report from Bloomberg claims Apple is working on satellite technology to beam data to users’ devices, and could launch a new initiative using the tech within five years.

There are a lot of unknowns and caveats, though. The project is “still early and could be abandoned,” says...

From PC Mag: Facebook might be getting ready to join the cloud gaming market.

On Wednesday, the company confirmed it has acquired PlayGiga, a Madrid-based provider of cloud gaming, after a Spanish business newspaper reported the deal.

Facebook declined to elaborate on how it'll use PlayGiga. But...

From CNET: One after another, media and tech giants are hurling themselves into a battle for your streaming-TV dollars. Last month ushered in the first clash: Apple TV Plus versus Disney Plus. The king of Hollywood and the smartphone profit king both launched their own services within days of each...

From The Verge: Facebook is developing its own operating system that could one day reduce the company’s reliance on Google’s Android, according to a new report by The Information. Development is currently being led by Mark Lucovsky, a Microsoft veteran who co-authored the Windows NT operating system...

From Tom's Hardware: Micron said in a Wednesday earnings call that it's received licenses from the U.S. government to sell at least some of its products to Huawei. The company doesn't expect these licenses to have a significant impact on its revenue in the short term, however, although it was quick...