Tag: computing
Independent auditors confirm top VPN’s privacy claims
Industry-leading auditing firm Deloitte Romania have verified that CyberGhost VPN takes care of your data as it should and states to do so. The audit takes a deep dive into the provider’s system and privacy infrastructure while verifying that it never logs any of your identifiable information as stated in…
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Google’s Live Caption may soon become more emotionally expressive on Android
Google is reportedly working on implementing several customization features to the Live Caption accessibility feature on mobile devices. Evidence of this update was discovered by software deep diver Assemble Debug after digging through the Android System Intelligence app. According to an image given to Android Authority, there will be four…
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Quordle today – hints and answers for Saturday, May 18 (game #845)
Your Saturday Quordle offers you another chance to redeem yourself if you’ve struggled over the week, or to continue your hot streak if you’ve been bossing this game like a champ. You’ll find some helpful hints below, should you need them. SPOILER WARNING: Information about Quordle today is below, so…
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Saturday, May 18 (game #76)
The weekend is the perfect time to play the NYT’s Strands game, because you don’t have to worry about work and can therefore dedicate as much time as you want to solving it! Unless you do work today, of course, which is quite possible. If so, I’m sorry for making…
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New Galaxy Book4 Edge will come in two models sporting 3K displays and a new Qualcomm chipset
Images of Samsung’s upcoming laptop, the Galaxy Book4 Edge, have recently surfaced online. Prior leaks mentioned the kind of hardware it’ll run, but this is the first time we’ve been given an idea of what the device will look like. The first set comes from tech news site WinFuture and…
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AMD is finally ending branding headaches: Strix Point CPUs might use ‘Ryzen AI’ from here on out
According to a new report, AMD may streamline its mobile CPU brand names by discontinuing the HS, H, and U designations for its 15-45W TDP (Thermal Design Power) chips. Instead, the designation will be changed to the ‘Ryzen AI’ name starting with the upcoming Zen 5 Strix Point processor generation,…
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