Month: June 2020
HPE reveals new iteration of GreenLake cloud as a service null
HPE has announced a series of enhancements for its GreenLake on-premises managed computing service aimed at helping organizations safeguard their most important assets and make the most of their data. HPE GreenLake already brings the cloud experience to apps and data wherever they reside, from the edge to the cloud.…
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DOJ accuses WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange of recruiting hackers
The Justice Department is levelling more accusations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — though not new charges. Officials have filed a superseding indictment against Assange that maintains the earlier 18 counts of computer intrusion and Espio… Source
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Instagram is making its TikTok-like ‘Reels’ easier to find
Instagram is determined to make its TikTok clone, Reels, more of a force to be reckoned with. It’s moving Reels to dedicated sections both in user profiles and (for public accounts) the Explore section, giving you an easier way to find those 15-secon… Source
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Deal: TCL’s 10 Pro and 10L Phones Are 15 Percent Off
The 10 Pro and 10L have quickly become some of our favorite contenders in the budget smartphone space. They’re now discounted for a limited time. Source
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Acer joins billion dollar ruggedised market with new tablets, laptops Acer Enduro
Acer has launched its new Enduro line of rugged notebooks and tablets which have been specifically designed to meet the needs of professionals working in the field. In a press release, general manager of rugged computing at Acer, Andrew Chuang explained why the company chose to release its new line…
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Nvidia Ampere: release date, specs and rumors null
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 may be the most anticipated product in the computing world, and while the rumor mill was guessing (and probably still is) that the next consumer-facing graphics card would be based on Ampere, that hasn’t quite happened yet. Instead, Nvidia announced Ampere much in the same…
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