Early reviews are rolling in for Apple's latest smartphone. After months of hype, how does the iPhone X stack-up?
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A new organic memristor design from an international team of scientists could finally make these components commercially viable.
The post Organic Memristor Sets Records for Speed and Durability appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Astronomers track asteroids and comets in space near Earth, and some are unfathomably far away in the outer solar system. However, scientists may have spotted the first such object from someplace even more distant--another solar system.
The post Astronomers Discover Extra-Solar Object Zipping Through the Solar System appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Nintendo's Switch is blowing the doors off every distributor in town. Nintendo now expects the console to sell more units than the Wii U in its first year of operation.
The post Nintendo: Switch Will Beat Wii U Lifetime Sales in Just 1 Year appeared first on ExtremeTech.
AMD stock has taken a hammering in recent days, but the justifications provided for it aren't very good.
The post AMD Stock Craters on Morgan-Stanley Report, but Is the Report Accurate? appeared first on ExtremeTech.
GameStop's new PowerPass program gives gamers the option to play as many used games as they want and keep two per year, at $60 per six months ($120 per year).
The post GameStop Launches Blockbuster-Era Game Rental Service appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Keeping systems secure is difficult. It's even harder when you lose USB drives containing all of your critical infrastructure data and you didn't bother to encrypt them in the first place.
The post Man Finds USB Drive With Vital Security Information on Heathrow Airport appeared first on ExtremeTech.
NASA has just detected a planet with an entirely new type of weather. On Kepler-13Ab, it snows metal.
The post Hubble Discovers Planet with Metallic Snow appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Performance, style, comfort, and handling make the the SQ5 and Q5 the most desirable compact SUV you can buy. Too bad some key safety tech is only on the costliest trim line, as an option.
The post 2018 Audi SQ5 SUV Review: Sporty, Luxurious, and Pricey appeared first on ExtremeTech.
If you've snagged an Xbox One on the cheap, or you're excited about enjoying the Xbox One X in 4K, consider investing in some accessories to improve your experience. From game streaming to online multiplayer to game storage, there's something here to enhance nearly every aspect of your console.
The post The Best Xbox One and Xbox One X Accessories appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Cameras, accessories, and software help pro photographers work smarter. (They're already working harder.) Here's the latest and greatest from the biggest North American photo show.
The post Best New Products from PhotoPlus Expo 2017 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Best Buy is charging its customers $100 more to buy an iPhone and claiming this constitutes a benefit.
The post Best Buy Charges Extra $100 for iPhone X, Claims This Benefits Customers appeared first on ExtremeTech.
According to Krause, the way Apple manages the camera app on iOS opens the door for apps to spy on users and upload footage to the internet.
The post iOS Camera Permission Lets Apps Take Photos Without Telling You appeared first on ExtremeTech.
For a limited time, you can pick up this manufacturer refurbished dual-core 13.3-inch Dell Latitude laptop on eBay at a 27% discount. And since it's under warranty with Dell until July 13, 2018, you can rest easy knowing that your purchase is covered.
The post ET Deals: Dell Latitude 3379 13.3-Inch Two-in-One Laptop for $349 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
If you buy an iPhone X, you'd best not break it. Repairing anything but the screen will cost $549 if you don't have AppleCare+.
The post Apple’s iPhone X Repair Fee is Over Half the Cost of the Phone appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Verizon will now be happy to take more of your money every month to do away with video throttling.
The post Verizon Will Remove Video Throttling From Plans for an Extra $10 Per Month appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Backups are vitally important, but they aren't perfect. Multiple drives can fail in a short period of time, software can bug out, and mistakes happen. And if you accidentally delete something on your camera's SD card, you'll definitely want a way to get those photos back. As such, it's worth picking up Prosoft Data Rescue to have at the ready.
The post ET Deals: Recover Your Data with Prosoft Data Rescue appeared first on ExtremeTech.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Elon Musk offered to help the battered US island restore its electrical grid. This week, Tesla took its first step towards making good on that promise, helping return power to the Hospital del Niño.
The post Tesla Powerpacks Accelerate Puerto Rico’s Transition to Renewable Energy, Aid Hospital appeared first on ExtremeTech.
AMD announced its new Ryzen Mobile APUs today, kicking off what’s arguably its most important refresh of 2017. Over the past decade, laptops have accounted for a steadily growing percentage of the total PC market. At the same time, however, AMD was forced to fight a defensive rear-guard action with a CPU design that was…
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Nostalgia has a way of reviving the dead -- in this case, the popular Intellimouse design that Microsoft brought to market nearly 20 years ago.
The post Microsoft Revives the Intellimouse, Launching Soon for $40 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Microsoft thinks it has a way to prevent ransomware from extorting money from Windows 10 users, and it's called Controlled Folder Access.
The post Windows 10 Adds Anti-Ransomware Feature in Fall Update appeared first on ExtremeTech.
PCI Express 4.0 has hit version 1.0 and been released to manufacturers. If previous patterns hold true, we could see motherboards within a year -- though this will depend on Intel and AMD and how quickly they leap for the new standard.
The post Start Your Engines: PCI Express 4.0 Standard Officially Released appeared first on ExtremeTech.
The hits keep on coming for Apple -- Bloomberg reports that the company relaxed its Face ID requirements to help manufacturers build the iPhone X's components. Apple denies the allegation.
The post Apple Denies Lowering Face ID Camera Quality to Boost iPhone X Production appeared first on ExtremeTech.
13 original Xbox games are now compatible with the Xbox One, while several Xbox 360 games have been upgraded to add new enhancements when running on the Xbox One X.
The post 13 OG Xbox Games Now Playable on Xbox One, Xbox 360 Games Enhanced For Xbox One X appeared first on ExtremeTech.
The Kinect is finally finished. Microsoft's Project Natal found some use outside of gaming, but not much within it.
The post Unloved, Unlamented, Microsoft Finally Kills Kinect appeared first on ExtremeTech.
One of the big questions in science is not just "why are we here?' It's, "why is anything here?" Scientists at CERN have been looking into this one over the last several years, and there's still no good answer.
The post CERN Antimatter Experiment Suggest the Universe Shouldn’t Exist appeared first on ExtremeTech.
AMD turned in its best quarterly results in years last night, landing solidly back in black -- no matter how you dice up the numbers.
The post Back in Black: AMD Returns to Profitability on Excellent Ryzen Results appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Microsoft may have pushed backwards compatibility off the front burner when it pivoted away from "always on" functionality, but it never gave up on the idea. Xbox 360 and Xbox game lovers can reap some of the rewards of that dedication, starting today.
The post How Microsoft Built Xbox 360, Xbox Compatibility Into the Xbox One appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Director Wray calls this a "huge, huge problem," but it's not one that's going away anytime soon.
The post FBI Unable to Access Half of All Confiscated Smartphones Due to Encryption appeared first on ExtremeTech.
The iPhone X has captured a lot of mind share over the past month, but Steve Wozniak is not onboard. Not at first, anyway.
The post Steve Wozniak Won’t Be Lining Up to Buy the iPhone X appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Are you absolutely sick of your current cell provider? Now's a perfect time to dump your massive mobile bill, and make the switch to FreedomPop. For a limited time, you can get an activated three-in-one SIM for just a single cent, and it even comes with free voice minutes, text messages, and bonus LTE data.
The post ET Deals: Free Talk, Text, and Data with FreedomPop’s LTE Three-in-One SIM appeared first on ExtremeTech.
AMD's upcoming Raven Ridge APUs should give the company much better performance than anything it saw from Carrizo or Bristol Ridge -- but will it match Intel's latest Core family?
The post Leaked Benchmarks Show AMD’s Raven Ridge Offering Much Stronger Performance Against Intel appeared first on ExtremeTech.
A major lawsuit claims Newegg, ASI Corp, engaged in fraudulent transactions and built a major Ponzi scheme, defrauding four South Korean banks in the process.
The post Korean Banks Sue Newegg, Allege Massive Fraud, ‘Classic Ponzi Scheme’ appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Voltron, this is not. "Epic" robot duel last week was staged, shot over three days to get usable footage.
The post Much-Anticipated Giant Robot Fight Was Staged, Took 3 Days to Film appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Google Pixel 2 may have a serious problem with OLED burn-in. This is a separate issue from the reports of poor color reproduction that made the rounds last week; there's burn-in damage (not image retention) on multiple devices, some of which haven't even been used for one cumulative day.
The post The Pixel 2’s Screen May Have a Serious Burn-in Problem appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Today, Dell is offering up a substantial discount on the Inspiron 15 5000 laptop. If you're in need of a powerful 15.6-inch device, this is the perfect time to buy. With an HD display, a Kaby Lake CPU, and a fast SSD, this laptop offers a complete computing experience wherever you go.
The post ET deals: Dell Inspiron 15 5000 15.6-inch laptop for $580 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Microsoft is integrating its own cheat-detection system into Windows at the OS level. Will it make more of a difference than other anti-cheating systems have to-date?
The post Windows 10 Now Integrates Its Own Cheat-Detection Capabilities appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Most travelers prefer to keep expensive electronics like laptops in their carry-on bags, but you may soon be forbidden to check a laptop or similar piece of electronics.
The post FAA Suggests Banning Laptops From Checked Luggage appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Cryptocurrency mining is exploding across the web and rapidly spreading beyond the Pirate Bay.
The post In-Browser Cryptocurrency Mining is Exploding Across the Web appeared first on ExtremeTech.
While some people are scared of other things such as the supernatural, ghosts, spiders and snakes, almost everyone is scared of moving. If you are among those people who are scared at the thought of repositioning your IT structure and moving your office equipment, don’t worry. By preplanning and proper usage of professionals, moving shouldn’t be a scary event anymore. Apart from finding a suitable place to fit all your things, you also need something that will work for your business.
When planning to move your business you need to think about the following things.
1. Reliable internet
Before choosing a place, you need to ensure that there is a fast internet connection. With continued improvement in online communication and popular cloud technology, your new offices should have a fast and reliable internet for downloading and uploading information. By using the best IT relocation London experts, you will ensure that your business is not affected.
2. Electrical infrastructure
Have you ever watched house renovation TV shows? Have you seen old buildings being renovated into nice new offices and business buildings with established electrical connections? When you want to move, you need to think about your business’s future plans and how any development will affect its electrical infrastructure. Remember, power strips and extension cords are not the best replacements for a properly planned power infrastructure.
3. Physical transport
While this might seem easy and simple, transporting office technology equipment needs a transit protection and expertise. Ensure that there is an expert on standby to handle the disconnection and reconnection of equipment. Also, to avoid any tangle of miscellaneous cables ensure that everything is labelled well. Make sure that backups are moved separately and are up to date.
4. Emergency power
With high chances of storms, it’s increasingly becoming important to make arrangements for back up and power emergencies. If your business could be affected due to short period without power supply then it’s very important to put back up generator system to handle this.
5. Cabling and audiovisual framework
If you use a lot of video conferencing and other presentation tools then you need to have locations that are already wired so as to meet your needs. This will not only save you a lot of time and money but will also save you from any upgrades or investments.
6. Floor-plan
When it comes to wireless networks, office spaces with irregular layouts and a lot of walls may cause issues. While you may set up any space by using creative fixes and more equipment, the resulting complexity and costs may reduce the internet bandwidth.
When you finally want to move, searching for a new office can be one of the most challenging processes. Thankfully, using the services of IT relocation London team to inspect the information technology base at each location can greatly reduce the costs of later improvements and upgrades. Since preplanning is very important, you should start doing this before the move. At TeamLogic IT, we have a dedicated team of experts who will not only meet your schedule but will also ensure that you become fully operational by the time you are moving out. Do not allow the headaches of moving take over you.
The post What to Consider When Planning To Move Your Business appeared first on Component Planet.
While some people are scared of other things such as the supernatural, ghosts, spiders and snakes, almost everyone is scared of moving. If you are among those people who are scared at the thought of repositioning your IT structure and moving your office equipment, don’t worry. By preplanning and proper usage of professionals, moving shouldn’t be a scary event anymore. Apart from finding a suitable place to fit all your things, you also need something that will work for your business.
When planning to move your business you need to think about the following things.
1. Reliable internet
Before choosing a place, you need to ensure that there is a fast internet connection. With continued improvement in online communication and popular cloud technology, your new offices should have a fast and reliable internet for downloading and uploading information. By using the best IT relocation London experts, you will ensure that your business is not affected.
2. Electrical infrastructure
Have you ever watched house renovation TV shows? Have you seen old buildings being renovated into nice new offices and business buildings with established electrical connections? When you want to move, you need to think about your business’s future plans and how any development will affect its electrical infrastructure. Remember, power strips and extension cords are not the best replacements for a properly planned power infrastructure.
3. Physical transport
While this might seem easy and simple, transporting office technology equipment needs a transit protection and expertise. Ensure that there is an expert on standby to handle the disconnection and reconnection of equipment. Also, to avoid any tangle of miscellaneous cables ensure that everything is labelled well. Make sure that backups are moved separately and are up to date.
4. Emergency power
With high chances of storms, it’s increasingly becoming important to make arrangements for back up and power emergencies. If your business could be affected due to short period without power supply then it’s very important to put back up generator system to handle this.
5. Cabling and audiovisual framework
If you use a lot of video conferencing and other presentation tools then you need to have locations that are already wired so as to meet your needs. This will not only save you a lot of time and money but will also save you from any upgrades or investments.
6. Floor-plan
When it comes to wireless networks, office spaces with irregular layouts and a lot of walls may cause issues. While you may set up any space by using creative fixes and more equipment, the resulting complexity and costs may reduce the internet bandwidth.
When you finally want to move, searching for a new office can be one of the most challenging processes. Thankfully, using the services of IT relocation London team to inspect the information technology base at each location can greatly reduce the costs of later improvements and upgrades. Since preplanning is very important, you should start doing this before the move. At TeamLogic IT, we have a dedicated team of experts who will not only meet your schedule but will also ensure that you become fully operational by the time you are moving out. Do not allow the headaches of moving take over you.
The post What to Consider When Planning To Move Your Business appeared first on Component Planet.
Tim Cook declined to provide a timeline on when we might see a new Mac mini. That's somewhat problematic, because Intel's newer mobile chips would significantly improve the platform's performance, power consumption, video, and gaming capabilities.
The post Tim Cook Says the Mac Mini Isn’t Dead, but It Sure Leaves a Lot of Performance on the Table appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Curious about the nitty gritty of blockchain? Considering building an app that uses blockchain in an interesting way? Today's course bundle from SkillWise is a slam-dunk. You'll get four courses on the intricacies of the Ethereum platform, so you'll be able to hit the ground running when it comes time for implementation.
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If you or a loved one are among the tens of millions of PS4 owners, consider grabbing one or more of these accessories to make the gaming experience even better.
The post The Best PS4 and PS4 Pro Accessories appeared first on ExtremeTech.
