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Lexar Hades RGB DDR4-3600 2x16GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

Have you ever been deceived before? They say tricks are for kids, but sometimes you can dupe yourself. A few months back, I had a dream-turned-nightmare, which started off as a typical outing with a couple of my friends. I could not really recognize these people, but I somehow knew their faces. I was driving all of us to a restaurant in the dream. As I was unfamiliar with the place, I was checking my maps on my phone when I got hit by a fire...

Thermaltake Reveals the Core P6 TG and Core P6 TG Snow

From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake is elated to announce the worldwide availability of the Core P6 TG and Core P6 TG Snow ATX Mid-Tower Chassis, the newest editions to our iconic Core series. Inheriting all classic features from the Core Series, the unique Core P6 TG mid-tower case can be...

Apple Delays Controversial Anti-Child Porn System For iPhones

From PC Mag: Apple is delaying its controversial plan to use iPhones to combat online child pornography amid concerns the same system could be abused for surveillance.

Apple was originally slated to roll out the anti-child sexual abuse material system later this year with iOS 15. Now it wants to...

Amazon is reportedly planning to release an Amazon-branded TV as soon as October

From The Verge: Amazon is set to release Amazon-branded TVs as soon as October in the US, according to Insider. The TVs will have Alexa, screen sizes “in the range of 55 to 75 inches,” and will be designed and manufactured by third parties such as TCL, Insider reports. The company is also developing...

Apple shows interest in RISC-V chips, a competitor to iPhones' Arm tech

From CNET: Apple wants to hire a programmer who knows about RISC-V, a processor technology that competes with the Arm designs that power iPhones, iPads and newer Macs. The company's interest emerged in a job posting for a "RISC-V high performance programmer" that Apple published Thursday.

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ASUS Unveils New Commercial Laptops, Desktops and AiO PCs During Create the Uncreated Event

From ASUS Press Release: ASUS today announced an exciting new range of ASUS commercial products during the Create the Uncreated virtual event. New products include the ExpertBook B5 OLED and B5 Flip OLED 2-in-1 laptops, ExpertBook B7 Flip, ExpertBook B3 Flip, ExpertCenter D9 desktops and...

CORSAIR Adds Two New Entries to its VENGEANCE RGB DDR4 Memory Lineup

From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR today announced two new high-performance additions to its famed VENGEANCE DDR4 lineup: CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB RT and CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB RS. Initially available in frequencies up to 4,600MHz and kits up to 256GB for VENGEANCE RGB RT, and frequencies up to 3...

Nvidia Broadcast now works with more cameras and uses less VRAM

From The Verge: Nvidia is updating its Broadcast app to improve noise removal, support more cameras, and reduce the amount of VRAM used by the app. Nvidia Broadcast is primarily used by streamers and content creators to filter out background noise from a microphone, or blur a backdrop for a webcam...

Twitter Opens 'Super Follows' Paid Subscriptions for iOS

From PC Mag: Twitter officially launched Super Follows this week, inviting people to earn monthly revenue by sharing subscriber-only content on Twitter.

"With Super Follows, people can create an extra level of conversation on Twitter (sharing bonus tweets and more) to interact authentically with...

Google developing its own Arm-based processors for Chromebooks, report says

From CNET: Google is reportedly working on its own processors for Chrome OS-powered laptops and tablets. The tech giant could roll out in-house chips for Chromebooks, based on Arm architecture, in 2023, according to a report Wednesday from Nikkei Asia.

Last month, Google revealed that the Pixel 6...