Report: UK Government Gives NHS Data to Amazon for Free

From PC Mag: Earlier this year, the UK government announced a partnership with Amazon that let Alexa tap into information available on the National Health Service (NHS) website to answer health questions.

The idea was that UK residents could get health information from Amazon's voice assistant...

Nokia’s first branded smart TV just made its debut

From The Verge: When the brand “Nokia” is mentioned, most of us immediately think “phone.” This is pretty much what it is known for. However, it looks like the company is branching out — or, at least, it’s licensing its name to third-party retailers to branch out for it. As reported by Gadgets 360...

SilverStone Permafrost PF240-ARGB Review (Page 1 of 4)

In the automobile industry, cooling is an important aspect to be considered when designing a new engine. Intuitively, a cooling system should be able to take out the heat from the block so the vehicle can operate at the right temperature. An air-cooled engine such as the one you can find from an old Volkswagen Beetle uses air as the medium to transfer heat from the engine to the atmosphere. Aside from the air-cooled mechanism, a liquid-cooled...

Corsair iCUE QL120 RGB Review (Page 1 of 4)

If there is one thing I really enjoyed about New York, it was the amount of good food we had. Whenever I travel with my friend, he is much more interested in the food places than I am, especially as I actually do not snack around too much. As such, while I looked for all the attractions to visit, he was in charge of finding food places nearby. We ended up trying a whole lot of different things from various places.

Microsoft Found 44M Accounts Using Breached Passwords

From PC Mag: Microsoft has discovered 44 million user accounts are using usernames and passwords that have been leaked through security breaches.

As ZDNet reports, the vulnerable account logins were discovered when Microsoft's threat research team carried out a scan of all Microsoft accounts...

IoT devices need built-in security standards, UL says

From CNET: When you buy a new lightbulb, you know that it's energy efficient and will last for a while because of an Energy Star label on the package. But when you buy an internet-connected lightbulb, there's almost no way of telling if it's secure from hackers.

Underwriters Laboratories, the...

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