Although it was somewhat of a foregone conclusion that AMD would launch a monstrous 64-core / 128-thread 3rd generation Ryzen Threadripper processor ever since the initial line-up was announced a few months back, the company made it official at CES 2020 last month. AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su took to the stage during a glitzy press conference in Las…

For many people, the folding smartphones that are out there with seamless screens — like the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X — aren’t super appealing. They cost a lot of money and have questionable durability. For those who want more screen real estate in a smaller package, something like the Surface Duo and other devices out there

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players have more to worry about than getting sniped from a far, or capped in the back of the head at close range by an opponent. Instead, players are finding that an item that is supposed to actually help them is actually resulting in instant death.

It all has to do with killstreaks, which made a return in

You are probably aware of the philosophical thought experiment that asks, ‘If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound?’, and we are not here to provide an answer. However, we can say that spinning fans make noise. In search of silence, Palit opted to do away with them on its GeForce GTX 1650 KalmX graphics

Good news folks, the era of DDR5 memory is upon us, let’s all celebrate! Well, sort of—you may want to buy the cheap champagne instead of the good stuff. Micron announced it is mass producing the world’s first low power DDR5 DRAM (LPDDR5), which will find its way into high-end smartphones starting with Xiaomi’s Mi 10.

Apologies if we got

Imagine for a moment that you bought a used car from a dealership, and after doing so, the original manufacturer of the automobile came to your house and began stripping away features that do not come standard with the base model of whichever car you bought. Maybe you call the cops, or perhaps you take matters into your own hands (we don’t

Android users need to apply the latest round of security updates to their devices as one of them is meant to address a critical vulnerability in the Bluetooth subsystem. The flaw is known as CVE-2020-0022, and when exploited, it could allow arbitrary code to be run on the device with the elevated privileges of the Bluetooth daemon when the

The Coronavirus has caused havoc around the world for over a month, infecting its victims with flu-like systems. Since the coronavirus was initially identified in late December, it has gone on to kill 638 people worldwide (this is up from 362 just this past Monday). Likewise, there are 31,526 total confirmed cases worldwide.

Given the wide

At the risk of burying the lede (just a tad), does anybody remember those old Power Wheels commercials? They went “Pow-pow Power Wheels, pow-pow Power Wheels, Power Wheels power makes it go!” It’s what comes to mind whenever I see an update for Microsoft’s PowerToys utility for Windows 10, and I just don’t want to be the only one with the

We’ve been hearing a lot about the Motorola Razr over the past few months, from its announcement, to its launch delays, to some early impressions on its durability. Those initial thoughts on durability were posted earlier this week, and some questioned whether the hinge would be able to stand up to the abuse of daily use.

Those durability