Month: October 2023
Apple ‘Scary Fast’ event live: breaking M3 MacBook news as it happens
Refresh 2023-10-31T00:12:37.834Z The M3 Max supports up to 128GB of unified memory, while the M3 maxes out at 24GB, the same as the M2. 80% faster than M1 Max. 2023-10-31T00:12:11.226Z Let’s take a look at the M3 lineup of chips. Like the M1 and M2 before it, the base M3…
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All the news from Apple’s ‘Scary Fast’ Mac event
Boo! The Bloomberg Power On newsletter sees Mark Gurman as sure as he’s been about Apple’s “Scary Fast” event tomorrow. Here’s a summary of the chips expected in the new iMacs and high-end 14- and- 16-inch MacBook Pro models: • Base M3 chip: 8-core CPU / 10-core GPU, likely with…
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A software company called Threads says Meta tried to buy its domain and kicked it off Facebook
A UK-based software company called Threads Software Limited is threatening legal action against Meta over its use of the name Threads. The company, which says it’s owned the “Threads” trademark since 2012, makes an “intelligent message hub” that uses AI to help businesses keep track of phone calls, emails and…
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Hackers could track you across the globe due to this worrying smartphone security flaw
Hackers can use the technology that makes cellphone roaming possible to pinpoint user locations and track people around the world, a new report from University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab has claimed. The researchers argue that the underlying technology is so full of holes that it’s practically inviting malicious actors to…
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Gambling streams are ‘part of the contract’ for Kick’s newest streamer
Nick “Nickmercs” Kolcheff recently inked a reported eight-figure deal with Twitch rival Kick. In a recent livestream, the Faze Clan co-owner and popular Call of Duty streamer said that, as part of his new deal, he will be running gambling streams. “The first question I’ve been seeing is like, ‘Nick, are…
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Sundar Pichai argues in court that Google isn’t evil, it’s just a business
You might not expect an antitrust trial focused on Google’s overwhelming dominance in the year 2023 to spend a lot of time talking about Internet Explorer circa 2005. But you’d be wrong. Google CEO Sundar Pichai spent a good chunk of Monday in a DC courtroom, testifying as part of…
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