Month: September 2022
Intel Raptor Lake flagship CPU leak shows an astonishing 8GHz overclock
Audio player loading… Intel’s Raptor Lake flagship CPU has already hit 8GHz in pre-release overclocking, lending more weight to the notion that these 13th-gen processors are going to be seriously tempting for enthusiasts who like to get the most out of their silicon. As Wccftech (opens in new tab) reports,…
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Microsoft Teams is getting a basic but mighty new security feature
Audio player loading… Microsoft is preparing a new security feature for its collaboration software Teams that will keep you more informed about just who’s trying to contact you. The latest addition (opens in new tab) to the Microsoft 365 product roadmap explains that Microsoft Teams users will soon be “prompted…
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A whole new breed of SSDs is about to break through
Audio player loading… The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has released the first edition of a new set of standards designed to clear the way for a new breed of storage products: CSxes. Short for computational storage devices, CSxes differ from regular SSDs or hard drives in that they handle…
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Fujifilm X-H2 launch live: the 40MP camera has landed with an exciting new lens
Refresh 2022-09-08T21:36:57.302Z (Image credit: Future) And here, sitting modestly behind all of the photo galleries, are Fujifilm’s two new flagship APS-C cameras: the X-H2 (on the left) and the speedy X-H2S (on the right). It still think the naming is incredibly confusing, but what a combo of cameras these would…
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Electrify America wants to make EV chargers as easy to use as gas pumps
Electrify America has unveiled a redesign of its charging stations designed to make them more consumer friendly. The changes include labels that clearly indicate charging levels, a new “balanced charging” system that delivers the maximum charge possible to each vehicle and clearer payment options. The updates were made following EV…
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The best SSDs available now, plus how to choose one
One of the most cost-effective ways to upgrade a computer or console is with solid-state storage. The fastest flash drives will make your desktop or laptop feel snappier with shorter app and operating system loading times. The best part is that we’re at a point where you don’t have to…
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