Day: August 18, 2021
How to Build a Retro Gaming PC
So, you want to recreate an authentic game experience of retro PC; How hard can it be? Well, while building a modern PC can be complicated, recreate a machine 25 years ago can be even more cumbersome. Fortunately, we have whipped a quick guide to start with your retro game search. Although, it is worth […]
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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 review
Ongoing revision of two minutes The Samsung Galaxy Z. Fold 3 is designed to convince him that “the third time is a charm” when it comes to buying in the future of folding phones, and without a note of Galaxy 21, there is a lot of pressure on Samsung to do well In that adage. […]
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monday.com workdocs is like Google Docs on steroids
The job management company Mondays.com has launched a new solution of online collaboration software called WorkDocs that aims to give Google Docs to run for your money. Instead, employees change between their platform and other office programs, workers are individually constructed on the platform from Monday to Monday. It is also available for all users […]
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Google Pixel 6 won’t ship with a charger in the box
The Google Pixel 6 will not be sent with a wall charger in the box, following the movements of Samsung and Apple falling to the load bricks to reduce electronic waste (and, of course, save on costs). This is also going for the future Google phones, too, the Google Pixel 5th Just-Launch will be the […]
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Porsche’s latest EV tease could be the sporty electric car you’ve been waiting for
Not long ago, leaks from the new product details and Teaser images were the work of the Internet Saruths and opportunistic employees, but more and more companies are realizing that it is quite easy to build emotion with a drip Constant of official leaks and mocks. Porsche is no exception and has just released an […]
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AMD Epyc chips help calculate Pi to 62.8 trillion digits, smashing the old record
Academic researchers from Switzerland affirm that they have computed 62.8 billion digits using a pair of AMD processors outside the shelf. According to a machine translated from the University of Applied Sciences, the German announcement of Graubünden, SWISS University claims to have overcome the previous record of 50 trillions of digits established by Timothy Multican […]
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HDDs are enjoying a mini-renaissance
Even though most laptops and desktop PCs are now shipped with solid state units (SSD), hard disk drives (HDD) saw a resurgence on sales during the second quarter of this year. According to a new Trendfocus, Seagate, Toshiba and Western Digital report sent a record of 350.7 hard disk storage exabytes during Q2 of 2021. […]
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Latest iOS 15 beta for developers walks back radical Safari URL bar redesign
One the most interesting changes in the IOS beta are a radical redesign of the Safari interface to place the URL bar at the bottom of the page and CRAM the usual browser navigation tools. As I could expect, this has been a controversial change. But the last developer of IOS 15 Beta 6 has […]
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Microsoft Edge is getting an Extended Stable release for risk-averse users
The tests, implementing and maintaining a new version of the browser Every four weeks can be difficult for organizations, so Microsoft will launch a new stable release cycle option extended with version 94 of Microsoft Edge. Earlier this year, the software giant revealed that it would move from a 6-week release cycle to 4 weeks, […]
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Out From The Mist: Pointing photography’s compassionate lens at mental health
There are many photography competitions, some provide a very necessary exhibition for cash photographers and rewards, while others raise awareness about a specific topic as climate change. However, there are not many who touch the theme of mental health, although today is such an important issue. Outside the fog: an international competition of photos and […]
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