Month: August 2020
Staying ahead in the identity fraud race null
When running a business in today’s market, tackling identity fraud can be one of the most intricate and expensive tasks involved. This, combined with the detrimental effects that failing to meet regulations can bring both financially and in terms of reputation, gives fraud management an unenviable seat in the boardroom…
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The new 27-inch iMac’s webcam isn’t just better; it’s smarter
I’ve had a review unit of the new 27-inch iMac for about two days now — long enough to start poking at it and give you some impressions of what it’s like. Most of the improvements on the iMac bring it up to the specs you’d expect in a 2020…
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Sony WH-1000XM4 Review: The Best Noise-Canceling Headphones
These noise-canceling headphones silence the world better than most, and the mics are now actually usable on phone calls. Source
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Arm and NXP attempt to nudge Intel out a very lucrative market null
Arm has announced it is teaming up with NXP Semiconductors, Telco Systems, and Vodafone to develop proof-of-concept CPE (customer premises equipment) that supports crucial services, yet consumes significantly less power and costs significantly less money than current devices. Traditionally, customers premises equipment, such as routers or switches or wide area…
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Star Trek: Lower Decks hasn’t found its comedic edge yet
Turning Star Trek into an animated comedy for adults is, honestly, a genius idea. If you’re not super into the franchise, it’s easy to assume Star Trek is stodgy and self-serious, the sci-fi show for people who like thinking more than fun. Actually watch Star Trek, and you’ll find all…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ hands-on: It’s all about that spec sheet
Samsung is one of few companies still making premium Android tablets, and it’s getting pretty good at it. The company announced the new Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ at its Unpacked event yesterday and based simply off the specs, these are very impressive de… Source
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