Month: February 2020
Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus leak in full in hands-on video
When it comes to the Samsung Unpacked 2020 event on February 11, we’ve been hearing a lot about the Galaxy 20 phones and the Galaxy Z Flip that are showing up, but Samsung is launching an audio product too – the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus. Thanks to a detailed hands-on…
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Crash Bandicoot could spin onto mobile
That new Crash Bandicoot game you’ve been hoping for? Well, if a recent leak proves to be accurate it’s in the works. For mobile. As an endless runner. So it’s possible it’s not exactly what you were envisioning. The leak appears to have sprung from some Facebook ads which have…
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CEOs turn to efficiency and upskilling to counter economic and geopolitical fears
Despite the economic and geopolitical uncertainties in the Middle East, Chief Executive Officers remain confident in their growth prospects and are focused on driving efficiencies, upskilling their people and seeking new markets for opportunities. According to consultancy firm PwC’s 23rd Annual CEO Survey, nine out of ten CEOs are worried…
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McLaren signs up Splunk and Darktrace as F1 2020 technology partners
McLaren Racing has announced two major new technology partners as the team gears up for the new season. With the start of the 2020 Formula 1 campaign just weeks away, McLaren has revealed a tie-up with big data experts Splunk to boost its research and development through the power of…
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HDD will beat SSD on capacity as 80TB hard drives loom
The company behind the platters that power millions of hard disk drives worldwide has confirmed it has finished work on a new generation of heat assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) media. Showa Denko K.K. (SDK) claims the new platters will achieve areal density of 5 to 6TB per square inch, which…
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Startups Weekly: Asana numbers likely to be what the market wants
[Editor’s note: Want to get this weekly review of news that startups can use? Just subscribe here.] Asana may get more attention than the average SaaS company due to the Facebook pedigrees and outspoken views of its founders, but in practice it’s a low-profile, cash-efficient machine. Today, the productivity toolmaker…
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