Month: May 2022
White House teams up with 30 ISPs for super-cheap broadband
Audio player loading… As high-speed internet has become a necessity for families working from home and students learning remotely, the Biden administration has secured private sector commitments to help ensure that millions of American families pay less for broadband. As part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law passed last November, the…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 and Z Fold4 may leave this fast charging speed behind
Audio player loading… Samsung’s next-gen foldables continue to come together through various pre-announcement leaks. The latest rumors claim that the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 will keep the 25W charging that Samsung has put in many of its phones since 2019. The leak comes from a…
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Intel Vision 2022: All the updates and announcements live from Dallas, TX
TechRadar Pro is on the ground in Dallas for Intel Vision 2022, the latest in the company’s ON series of events, focusing on “the future of business and technology”. Intel Vision kicks off in earnest tomorrow morning with a keynote address from CEO Pat Gelsinger, who is set to unveil…
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Number go down
People will say all kinds of things about what Bitcoin is: digital gold, the successor to the dollar as a reserve currency, the future of money, whatever. The thing about Bitcoin, though, is that it’s volatile — and thus, risky. And right now, the market is feeling risk-averse. Bitcoin’s price…
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Sonos Roam leak shows off new colors for the portable speaker: light blue, olive, and red
If you’ve been paying attention to the latest Sonos rumors, then you already know about its upcoming “Ray” soundbar and plans to launch a voice assistant that prioritizes speed and privacy. While we wait for official confirmation on those, you can add another rumor to the list: posters on the…
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Facebook is getting rid of some location-tracking features due to ‘low usage’
Facebook is discontinuing several services that tracked your real-time location — including Nearby Friends, weather alerts, location history, and background location — due to “low usage,” as spotted by 9to5Mac. In a notification sent to people who’ve used the feature in the past, Facebook says it will stop collecting data…
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