- T-Mobile cracks down on customers who abuse their unlimited data
If you’re using T-Mobile’s network to torrent all seven seasons of The West Wing (remember kids, piracy is for jerks) or tethering like an absolute madman, don’t be surprised if your data speeds start dipping dramatically over the next few weeks…. - 'Drift Stage' is all about driving sideways and satisfying your '80s fetish
If you pay attention to pop culture at all then you know the ’80s are back in full force. I mean, have you played Hotline Miami? Or noticed that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in theaters? And who can forget M83’s Midnight City and its… - Schools find ways to get more women into computer science courses
Technology giants like Apple and Google are frequently dominated by men, in part because relatively few women pursue computer science degrees; just 18 percent of American comp sci grads are female. However, at least a few schools have found ways to… - Michael J. Fox Foundation uses wearables for Parkinson's research
In order to collect data from patients, the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (MJFF) has teamed up with Intel to leverage the tech company’s tracking prowess. The effort employs Intel’s big data analytics platform to comb through…
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Affordable Samsung Galaxy A32 5G will arrive in the UK next month, Galaxy A12 launches today
Samsung is bringing its cheapest 5G phone to the UK – the Galaxy A32 5G will be available in a month. Two 4G-connected members of the A-series will launch before that. All three phones have 6.5” displays with 720p+ resolution, all three are powered by 5,000 mAh batteries with 15W charging support. The Galaxy A32 5G will cost £250 when it becomes available on February 19. It will come in Awesome Black, White, Blue and Violet. This Dimensity 720-powered phone comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB storage as standard (plus a microSD slot) and runs Android 11 with One UI 3.0 out of the box. It...
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VLC update brings native support for M1-powered Macs, fixes macOS audio issues
The latest version of VLC, 3.0.12, brings some major improvements for macOS users. Especially those who got an M1-powered Mac, since this is the first version of the video player to natively support Apple silicon. Note that after updating to v3.0.12 you will still have the x86 app. You need to hit Check for updates from the menu again, then you’ll be shown v3.0.12.1, which is the actual ARM version of the app. Even if you have an Intel-powered Mac, you should download this update as it fixes the audio distortion issues that happened on macOS. It has some UI improvements for Big Sur as...
Realme X9's slim profile teased by company CEO
Realme will launch a new X series, and we know from internal sources it will be Realme X9. Madhav Sheth, CEO in India and Europe, has posted a photo on his Twitter, revealing a slim profile of the phone - it will be as thick as six credit cards, stacked on top of each other. We can also see one of the colors the new Realme X9 will have - a whole palette of colors, similar to the Realme X7 Pro's "Iridescent" finish or the Realme V15. There’s also the company slogan “Dare to Leap” in big letter, and we are sure this will be the paint job we’ll see the most in promo materials. Realme...
Qualcomm reclaims the clock speed title with the Snapdragon 870 5G chipset and its 3.2 GHz CPU
Old is gold – Qualcomm and TSMC figured out how to squeeze a bit extra performance out of the 7 nm node and created the Snapdragon 865++. Or as the company prefers to call it, the Snapdragon 870 (SM8250-AC). Its CPU reaches the highest clock speed in the mobile world – the prime core now runs at 3.2 GHz, up from 3.1 GHz on the 865+ and 2.94 GHz on the vanilla 865. Those two were surpassed by the Kirin 9000 and its 3.13 GHz prime core, but now Qualcomm has reclaimed the clock speed crown. The Snapdragon 870 still uses Kryo 585 cores, which are based on ARM’s Cortex-A77 with some in-house...
