Month: May 2022
Kara Swisher’s Take on Twitter
This week, the journalist and entrepreneur joins us to talk about the possible changes Elon Musk could bring to his new social network. Source
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This is the premium Chromebook’s biggest test
HP’s Dragonfly Chromebook is the most exciting Chromebook I’ve seen in a while. The device, which mixes high-end specs with premium hardware design, was announced at CES back in January. And now, HP has finally revealed the price of this thing: the consumer version of the Dragonfly Chromebook is expected…
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Chinese hackers have been running riot on unsecured Windows devices
Audio player loading… Researchers from Cybereason have uncovered a new espionage campaign that’s been active for at least three years and includes new malware strains, rarely-seen abuse of certain Windows features, and a “complex infection chain”. According to the company’s report, a Chinese state-sponsored actor known as Winnti (aka APT…
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The Morning After: We played Steam games on a Chromebook
Gaming has been one of Chrome OS’ weak spots for years. Most Chromebooks have lower-power hardware paired with an OS built on web technology, so playing AAA titles found on Windows has simply not been an option. Cloud gaming, like Google’s own Stadia, offered a solution of sorts, but many…
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This company thinks it can fix enterprise VPNs for good
Audio player loading… Zero-trust network access (ZTNA) is widely seen as a cybersecurity silver bullet by many enterprises, but many still apparently struggle to implement it due to overhead and complexity. Now, an emerging startup, which has recently raised $100 million in a Series B round, believes it can successfully…
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Lenovo’s new Yoga AIO 7 is a rotating second screen for your smartphone
Lenovo has refreshed the AIO 7, its 27-inch, 4K, all-in-one desktop PC with a screen that can rotate 90 degrees. The new AIO will not be sold in North America but will be available in “other select geographical markets.” Pricing has not been announced, but last year’s model started at…
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