From Seagate Press Release: Seagate Technology today announced the latest in high-performance solutions for multi-user NAS environments, adding to their award-winning IronWolf® SSD product line. Seagate’s IronWolf 510 is an M.2 NVMe SSD with caching speeds of up to 3GBps for NVMe-compatible systems and is ideal for creative pros and business NAS needing 24×7 multi-user storage that is cache enabled.
From The Verge: Uber is suspending its Uber Pool service in the US and Canada in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic. The move comes after the company expanded its paid sick leave policy for drivers.
From PC Mag: Microsoft has announced that during the coronavirus pandemic it will be closing all its retail stores around the world.
As Windows Central reports, Microsoft sent an email to all customers explaining it is "closing Microsoft Store locations to help protect the health and safety of our customers and employees. During this unprecedented time, the best way we can serve you is to do everything we can to help minimize the risk of the virus spreading."
From CNET: If you're having trouble getting online with your Nintendo Switch, you're not alone. The company's status page noted at 1:56 a.m. PT that it's "unable to connect to the network service," and that still appeared to be the case several hours later.
From The Verge: AMD is announcing two new laptop CPUs this morning: the Ryzen 9 4900H and the 4900HS. The chips are the top-performing members of AMD’s new 4000 mobile series, which is based on the company’s 7nm Zen 2 architecture, and they aim to take on Intel’s Core i9 laptop line. You should see them in new laptops starting this upcoming Spring.
From CNET: With people staying at home due to the coronavirus outbreak, Uber Eats is helping keep local restaurants in business by waiving delivery frees across across US and Canada, it said Monday.
"We will also launch daily dedicated, targeted marketing campaigns -- both in-app and via email -- to promote delivery from local restaurants, especially those that are new to the app," the online food ordering platform said in its release.
From PC Mag: Microsoft has today revealed the full hardware specification of the Xbox Series X as well as the proprietary cards allowing for its storage to be expanded.
Writing on Xbox Wire, editor in chief Will Turtle, shared what must be the most detailed pre-launch breakdown of a games console ever released. Most important of all, is the complete spec of the machine, which includes:
Lately, I have been experimenting with my sleep schedule to find what best works for me. As an everyday university student, I find that finding a rhythm is essential to finding my own personal success. In my experimentation, I found the earlier I woke up, the less tired I would feel when I wake up. This began my transition to sleeping earlier and waking up earlier. Pushing forward with this method of sleep, I slowly began to realize I felt generally happier and had a brighter outlook on life. I never thought changing a single portion of my lifestyle would be able to affect my life this greatly. Sometimes, the small parts of your life can change how you perceive things substantially, just like the Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 Halo.
Have you ever been walking around and minding your own business when a random song or jingle starts replaying in your head? It can be pretty annoying, especially for those around you when you just start humming it. Everyone else might tell you to stop as it will get stuck in their head too, but it seems like getting out of your system is necessary. According to psychologists, these are known as earworms, and they often have a common sound signature in its tempo and melodic shape. Music can often get stuck in your heads just based on the fact it is catchy or you listen to it often. Sometimes, this effect is worsened when the music does not play all the way through, so instead it just keeps replaying in your mind without resolution.
From The Verge: Apple has reopened all 42 of its branded retail stores in China as of today, a company spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg and Reuters. The stores had all shuttered in early February as China restricted travel in an attempt to slow the coronavirus outbreak, but they have been gradually reopening over the past few weeks.
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