Security researchers have discovered a side-channel vulnerability in a similar vein to Meltdown, except this one is present in AMD’s processors. AMD confirmed the finding, and has offered guidance to software developers, saying they should take precautions to avoid leaving the security hole open to attackers (suggesting this is not something

Apple typically likes to launch its next-generation Apple Watch lineup alongside its new iPhones. That is expected to still be the case this year with the iPhone 13 and Apple Watch Series 7, but the latter might end up reaching the market later than the former.
The first publication to report on this delay was Nikkei Asia, which claims that

As if NVIDIA doesn’t already have enough trouble trying to get its purchase of Arm to pass muster through numerous regulatory hurdles, a new challenge has emerged in China. Allen Wu, who serves as the CEO of Arm China, has quite literally “gone rogue.”
Using his position of power at Arm China, Wu attempted to launch his own company called

Late last month, during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Apple’s popular M1-powered MacBook Air fell to a low $749 versus an MSRP of $999. Today, that deal is back on for a limited time for those that missed out on the first round.
As before, the MacBook Air is on sale for $849.99, which represents an already sweet $150 discount. However, signing

As difficult as it might be to believe at this point in time, the graphics card shortage will not last forever. Honestly. Or…hopefully? No seriously, this can’t be a forever situation, right? We sure hope not. Unfortunately, though, things might get even worse before they get better, at least as it pertains to a couple of GeForce RTX 30

T-Mobile came under fire after a recent data breach exposed the private data of nearly 50 million customers. Shortly after the attack was made public, T-Mobile issued a boilerplate public response confirming many of the incident’s details.
“We take our customers’ protection very seriously and we will continue to work around the clock on this

Here’s an interesting twist on a story that we brought you yesterday regarding Windows 11. There has been a lot of consternation about Windows 11 and its support (or rather lack of support) for popular processors.
For example, first-generation AMD Ryzen processors aren’t officially supported, and they were released not too long ago, in early

Sony has been quietly revising its latest generation game consoles, starting with the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition and followed by the PlayStation 5 with a built-in Blu-ray drive. Both revisions have started to find their way to retail shelves in certain territories. The main difference at a glance is the weight. The newer models are lighter

Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event occurred earlier this month with nary a mention of the rumored Galaxy S21 Fan Edition (FE). However, the smartphone has been talked up for months, and we’ve seen plenty of renders and even official marketing materials for the smartphone.
A new leak from Max Weinbach claims that the Galaxy S21 FE could be right

There has been quite a bit of confusion surrounding supported systems and hardware in the migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11. Microsoft is partly to blame for this confusion, given its changing stance on supported processors. However, it also stated that a workaround would allow Windows 11 to install on unsupported processors but would