Back in late November, we brought you news of Amazon Sidewalk, which is a new initiative from the company that allows smart devices that would typically be on the edge of Wi-Fi range limits (or completely out of range) to piggyback off a nearby, internet-connected device. As a result, a neighbor’s Echo Dot or Ring Spotlight Cam could provide

The tagline for 2020 should be “Out of Stock,” because that pretty much sums things up in a nutshell, at least as it pertains to consumer purchases (granted, we have had bigger problems this year, no doubt about that). It is the mantra repeated by retailers when going in search for the latest hardware, including NVIDIA’s desirable GeForce

There is an interesting development in the land of leaks, which pertains to AMD’s upcoming mobile Ryzen 5000 series. I emphasize “mobile” because AMD has already launched its desktop Ryzen 5000 series, based on its Zen 3 CPU architecture. Zen 3 will eventually find its way to laptops, and over at Geekbench (where else?), there is a new entry

The calendar lies! By that I mean, it shows Black Friday and Cyber Monday having already passed, but then how do you explain a $500 discount on an OLED TV that is primed for gaming on next-gen GPUs and consoles? Oh yeah, it’s because this has become an entire season of sales, which means you need not fret if you missed out on the barrage of

We are only days away from the launch of CD Projekt Red’s blockbuster game this year, Cyberpunk 2077. For many, it will be launching on December 10th, but for a select few, it will be launching on December 9th for PC and Google Stadia players. Are you ready to enter Night City?
In a tweet posted yesterday, the team behind Cyberpunk 2077 shared

Is your iPhone 11’s display acting up? Specifically, is it not registering taps and swipes like it is supposed to? Though we here at HotHardware haven’t noticed the issue internally since the iPhone 11 launched in 2019, you are not alone, apparently. Apple has announced a free iPhone 11 display replacement program to solve a problem affecting

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, IBM created a global security task force, called X-Force, dedicated to threat intelligence and analysis for organizations that are part of the vaccine supply chain. The work the task force has put forth has apparently yielded success as the group just announced that it discovered a global phishing

It seems like NVIDIA is on the verge of announcing some new mobile GPUs perhaps, if recently leaks are any indication. It started yesterday when some Gigabyte Aero and Aorus laptops with unannounced GPUs leaked courtesy of @momomo_us on Twitter. Today the leaks keep on coming, and this time it’s ASUS. A small army of Zephyrus and TUF Gaming

Apple’s M1-based (Apple Silicon) Mac mini, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air spelled the end of Boot Camp, the company’s solution for booting into Windows natively on its Intel-based hardware. At the same time, the big names in commercial virtualization options, VMWare and Parallels, are still scrambling to get an Arm64-native version of their

Razer is introducing a rather intriguing device for us today, and it’s a nice departure from the steady stream of gaming PCs that the company typically releases. The company is looking to chop through the desktop gaming market with the Tomahawk modular gaming PC, which is based around Intel’s NUC platform.

To be more exact, at the heart