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It has been over a month since the Calgary Flames were unceremoniously booted from the quest for the Stanley Cup playoffs. I honestly did not expect them to go all the way this season, but I did expect them to get past the Colorado Avalanche. Credit where credit is due, the Denver-based team was the better team in the first round. They outworked, outpaced, and outplayed the Flames in almost every aspect of the game, and the result was as expected...

SilverStone UC03-PRO and UC04-PRO Review

I just recently went on a road trip to Vancouver. If any of you ever has the time to drive from Calgary to Vancouver, I highly recommend it. The winding road through the mountains is absolutely beautiful and there is great scenery all along the way. One of my friends in the car had never been on this road before, so he was taking as many pictures as possible to remember the amazing views. Using his phone so often meant it died rather quickly. We...

Intel: Folding Display Laptops at Least 2 Years Away

From PC Mag: Regardless of whether a laptop with a folding display fills you with joy or dread, Intel doesn't think we'll see such devices appear for at least the next two years.

As the Nikkei Asian Review reports, Joshua D. Newman, Intel's general manager of mobile innovation and vice president of...

A photo storage app used customers’ private snaps to train facial recognition AI

From The Verge: A photo storage app that offers users “free, unlimited private backup of all your life’s memories” has been secretly using customers’ private snaps to train and sell facial recognition software.

As detailed in a report from NBC News, the startup Ever launched as a simple cloud...

Google adds handy playable podcasts to search results

From CNET: Google's rolling out the ability to play podcasts from our search results just days after announcing it during the I/O developer conference.

Searching for a podcast brings up the latest trio of episodes and lets you play them instantly from the Google Podcasts web player on desktop or...

QNAP Introduces the QDA Series of Drive Adapters for PC and NAS

From QNAP Press Release: QNAP Systems, Inc. today introduced the QDA Series, a range of drive adapters that provide users with the ability to install various drives into their PC/workstation (Windows, Linux) or QNAP NAS to meet various storage needs. When used with a QNAP NAS, drives installed using...

Thermaltake Level 20 RGB BattleStation Gaming Desk

From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake releases electric gaming desk, Level 20 BattleStation RGB Gaming Desk today. The electric height-adjustable gaming desk is designed with full mousepad surface and software controllable 16.8 million colors lighting strips. Gamers can switch lighting effects...

Sharp will resume selling its smart TVs in the US this year

From TechCrunch: Good news for U.S. consumers, the smart TV market is about to get more competitive after Sharp announced plans to resume selling TVs in America before the end of this year.

The Japanese firm quit the U.S. in 2015 when crumbling finances threatened its very existence. It was bailed...

Samsung CEO says Galaxy Fold release ‘will not be too late’

From The Verge: Samsung plans to announce a new release date for its stricken Galaxy Fold smartphone soon, according to The Korea Herald. Co-CEO DJ Koh, who is responsible for Samsung’s mobile business, told the newspaper that the company “has reviewed the defect caused from substances [that entered...

Intel's 10nm Chips Arrive in June, 7nm in 2021

From PC Mag: Intel's 10nm processors are finally set to arrive next month, but the chip giant is already thinking about what comes next and is promising 7nm chips by 2021.

Yesterday, Intel held its 2019 Investor Meeting in Santa Clara where Dr. Murthy Renduchintala, Intel's chief engineering...