Month: June 2024

Microsoft reopens Windows 10 beta testing for ‘new features’ and improvements

Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025, but the company is now taking the unusual step of reopening its beta program for Windows 10 to test new features and improvements. Windows 10 already got the AI Copilot feature that was originally exclusive to Windows 11, and it…

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The Dexcom G7 now lets you monitor real-time blood sugar on the Apple Watch

Starting today, Dexcom G7 continuous glucose monitor (CGM) users will be able to monitor their real-time blood sugar data straight from an Apple Watch. According to Dexcom’s press release, the Direct to Apple Watch feature was one of the most requested by users. Once paired to the Apple Watch, the…

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How the government and workplaces can join forces to combat cybercrime

It’s official – new laws to protect consumers from cyber criminals have finally come into force in the UK. Hailed by the UK Government as ‘world-leading’ legislation putting businesses and consumers on the front foot against cyber criminals, the move has been welcomed by industry as a major step towards…

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World’s first wireless CPU prototype breaks cover and could pave the way for a world of seamless modular computing — but it will still require a physical power connection for now

Tokyo-based semiconductor startup Premo (a Latin word meaning “to be near”) has unveiled what it claims is the world’s first CPU prototype with wireless inter-chip connections.  This new chip uses Premo’s proprietary technology, Dualibus, which was developed in collaboration with the Irie and Kadomoto Laboratory at the Graduate School of…

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Motorola’s 2024 Edge mid-ranger is bigger, better, and more affordable

Motorola has officially revealed its new, mid-range smartphone: the Edge (2024), a device that shares a lot of similarities with last year’s model but does deliver a few key differences.  The most notable among these is the chipset as instead of MediaTek hardware, it gets a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2…

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Zotac Zone official: this handheld has twin trackpads, jog wheels, adjustable triggers and OLED

Zotac already teased that the Zone would have an OLED screen, something that only the Steam Deck OLED has managed in PC handhelds before — as well as two-stage adjustable triggers like an Xbox Elite gamepad and drift resistant Hall effect joysticks. But did you know it’ll also have symmetrical…

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