Apple plans a radically redesigned Mac Pro for 2019
After teasing that a new Mac Pro was in the works last year, Apple convened another reporter roundtable to clear up the Mac Pro timeline: It's a 2019 product, full stop.
Microsoft’s OneDrive now has your back in a ransomware attack
Microsoft's OneDrive Files Restore feature is rolling out to all Office 365 uses, bringing an easier and more reliable way to recover from ransomware attacks and other catastrophic events.
Microsoft’s HoloLens could be gearing up to kick Intel to the curb
Microsoft's next HoloLens headset is still in the works but according to leaks, it could feature some significant internal changes -- including a new processor from an Intel competitor.
Rumored 4K Chromebook could make the Pixelbook look like old news
A new 4K Chromebook has appeared on the support list for Chrome OS, but beyond lacking an SD card slot, we don't know much about it.
Hackers are now favoring ransomware over personal data theft
A recent report released by Intel's X-Force Threat Intelligence team suggests that hackers are leaning more towards ransomware.
Panera Bread’s data leak might affect more than 37 million customers
Panera Bread's online ordering system was leaking customer information for eight months, and as many as 37 million customers might be affected.
Bitmain’s $800 Ethereum ASIC miner could help bring GPU prices down
Bitmain's new $800 Ethereum ASIC Miner, the Antminer E3, could have a big impact on soaring GPU prices when it launches in July.
Microsoft ‘excited’ about its secret hardware built for artificial intelligence
Harry Shum of Microsoft's A.I. and Research group says he's very, very excited about the company's upcoming hardware driven by A.I.
Samsung goes on a gaming Odyssey with new Core i7 CPU, GTX 1060 graphics
Samsung introduced the upcoming Notebook Odyssey Z packing the latest Intel Core i7 CPU for laptops, and Nvidia's GTX 1060 graphics.
Reddit refurbishes its bland style, adds an endless scroll, new view options
After over a year of planning, the new Reddit is now available for a small percentage of users before a widespread rollout.
Intel decides not to patch Spectre vulnerability for older processors
Intel revealed today that it will not be issuing Spectre patches to a number of older Intel processor families, potentially leaving many customers vulnerable to the security exploit.
Chrome’s built-in scanning tool is now causing a privacy uproar
Privacy concerns now surround the Chrome Cleanup component in Google Chrome, causing users to question the scans.
Acer’s faster Nitro 5 gaming notebook offers GTX 1050 Ti, Intel Optane
Acer's newest Nitro 5 gaming notebook will keep the entry-level pricing and add in more RAM, a GTX 1050 Ti, and Intel Optane memory for much better performance.
Google plans to ban cryptocurrency mining extensions from the Chrome Web Store
Google is cracking down on Chrome extensions with a cryptocurrency mining component, blocking new submissions starting now.
Mozilla announces Firefox Reality, a browser for augmented and virtual reality
Mozilla has announced an upcoming browser, Firefox Reality, that's designed specifically for mixed reality and virtual reality on stand-alone headsets.
Origin PC’s latest notebook packs Intel’s Core i7-8750H CPU, Nvidia Max-Q GPU
Origin PC introduced two new laptops: the EVO15-S and the NT-15. Both rely on Intel's just-revealed Core i7-8750H CPU and Nvidia "Max-Q" GPUs.
Dell calls revamped XPS 15 the ‘smallest performance 15.6-inch laptop’
Dell's latest XPS 15 adds some serious performance, with Intel's latest and greatest eighth-generation CPUs and Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1050 Ti on tap.
Dell rebrands Inspiron gaming laptops to G Series, serves up four new models
Dell rebranded its Inspiron gaming laptops as the G Series. The company has introduced four models across the new Dell G7, G5, and G3 brands.
Intel shows off world’s first six-core mobile CPUs, adds Optane to everything
Intel has released its latest 8th-gen Core processors. They include the world's first mobile Core i9, the first six-core processors for mobile, and a wide variety of chips with Intel Optane memory support.
Apple is reportedly planning to abandon Intel hardware by 2020
Apple's Mac lineup is reportedly gearing up for a major hardware shift that could leave some users out in the cold: The company is set to abandon Intel chips as early as 2020.
Cloudflare wants to make your internet faster and more secure with 1.1.1.1
Cloudflare delivered a new product that ought to bring a smile to your face. The internet company has debuted its very first consumer service product called 1.1.1.1.
Hackers could attack 1 million websites in a content management system flaw
The team behind the Drupal content management system is releasing updates and patches to fix a highly critical vulnerability.
Magic Leap finally unveils ‘goggles’ with wireless processing, tracking
The Magic Leap augmented reality headset goggles have now been revealed and they look very different from their contemporaries.
Acer’s stylish new all-in-one PC packs a built-in Qi wireless charging station
Acer introduced its stylish new Aspire S24 all-in-one PC based on Intel's latest eighth-generation Core i5 processor.
Help us, our sides have split: The best 2018 April Fools Day gags
That's right, it's April Fools Day, and that means you need to be careful out there on the internet, because nothing is as it seems. Here are the best jokes we've laughed our way through this year.
Everyone hates the new look of Google Finance
Google has revamped its finance page and many users are not happy with the changes both in terms of appearance and practicality.
With FCC approval, all systems are go for Starlink global internet
The possibility of high-speed global internet just took a step towards becoming a reality this week, as the FCC approved the SpaceX plan to establish a "constellation" of thousands of satellites in the next few years.
Support for external graphics on MacOS finally arrives, but on select devices
As promised, Apple introduced support for external graphics cards in MacOS, but not all Macs have the hardware to handle this feature.
Piracy causes Google to yank Kodi from its autocomplete list in search results
Google reportedly removed the Kodi term from its autocomplete list of search suggestions. The list now points to Kodiak-related search results.
Nvidia’s next gaming cards could be the GTX 11 Series, pack GDDR6 memory
The latest rumor surrounding Nvidia's upcoming graphics cards for gamers is that they will be the GTX 11 Series, not the GTX 20 Series.
Under Armour: 150 million MyFitnessPal accounts were hacked
Under Armour announced a hack of its MyFitnessPal exercise application, saying that as many as 150 million user accounts were compromised. The breached data includes names, email addresses, and passwords but no financial data.
First Spectre, now BranchScope — another vulnerability in Intel processors
If Intel didn't have enough to worry about, researchers discovered another vulnerability in the way processors predict ahead to speed up tasks.
Microsoft creates a particle promising a more accurate quantum computer
Microsoft has taken another step toward a viable quantum computing architecture with its apparent creation of a Majorana fermion, a subatomic particle with some special properties.
ASRock’s four add-in graphics cards are based on AMD’s Radeon RX 500 Series
ASRock introduced its Phantom Gaming series, a family of graphics cards based on AMD's Radeon RX 500 Series released in 2017.