New kind of transistor could shrink communications devices on smartphones
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Samsung’s stunning 43-inch mini-LED gaming monitor is kind of a bargain
Gamers who want something a little more vibrant than standard LCD panels, but aren’t ready to jump to the newfangled (and pricey) OLED tech, have a nice…
Microsoft is bringing iMessage to Windows — well, kind of
If you’re one of the people who use a PC and an iPhone and have always wanted to use iMessage on your Windows machine, today is a small step in that…
Platforms Are Fighting Online Abuse—but Not the Right Kind
We are all at risk of experiencing occasional harassment—but for some, harassment is an everyday part of life online. In particular, many women in public…
A New Kind of Bug Spells Trouble for iOS and macOS Security
For years, Apple has hardened the security systems on iPhones and Macs. But no company is immune from such issues. Research reveals a new class of bugs that…
3 reasons why 15-inch MacBook Air could be the most premium laptop of its kind | Digit
Apple is planning to bring an all new MacBook Air with some premium specifications and it is said to be the most powerful till date. According to the…
A future Apple Watch could have a built in camera and a new kind of strap
Cameras are an essential part of any smartphone or tablet, but so far they’ve rarely been encountered on a smartwatch, and never on an Apple Watch. That…
Your apps and Windows devices could be facing a whole new kind of threat
A critical flaw in Windows-powered datacenters and applications, which Microsoft fixed in mid-2022, remains unpatched in almost all vulnerable endpoints,…
Netflix’s 2023 movie lineup is looking kind of lean
Every year, Netflix puts together a slate of new movies meant to get subscribers excited about what’s coming and convince those who aren’t yet signed up for…
John Deere commits to letting farmers repair their own tractors (kind of)
For years, John Deere has been at the center of the right-to-repair debate, and not in a good way. The company put software locks on equipment that only…