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Reader thegarbz writes: As already covered previously Intel has announced it’s 7th generation Kaby Lake processors. Curiously absent from the announcement was any mention of Core m5 and Core m7 product lines. As it turns out, Intel quietly removed the … Continue reading Intel Confuses, Rebrands Some Core M Processors As Core I
Reader JImbob0i0 writes: After almost another year without a release and another major CVE leaving users vulnerable for that year the Chairman of the Project Management Committee has started public discussions on what it will entail to retire the proje… Continue reading Is Apache OpenOffice Finally On the Way Out?
The FBI released 58-pages documents on Friday detailing its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, and a summary of her interview with agents, providing the most thorough look yet at the pro… Continue reading FBI Releases Hillary Clinton Email Report
Jeff John Roberts, reporting for Fortune: Google and its rival Facebook have transformed into giant media companies in recent years, working with news and video companies as part strategy to encourage consumers to stay on their platforms. Now, it appea… Continue reading Google Is Testing a Trending Stories Feature On Its Homepage
Daniel Victor, writing for The New York Times: Even with Facebook, Netflix and other digital distractions increasingly vying for time, Americans’ appetite for reading books — the ones you actually hold in your hands — has not slowed in recent years (… Continue reading No, the Internet Has Not Killed the Printed Book – Most People Still Prefer Them
Sophia Carter-Kahn, reporting for Motherboard: Last week Stanford University announced a strict new alcohol policy in hopes to curb binge drinking. The new policy bans hard liquor at on-campus parties, and restricts hard alcohol in undergraduate posses… Continue reading Stanford’s New Alcohol Policy Isn’t Based On Much Research
Europe’s biggest tech show IFA is underway in Berlin currently. Companies from around the world are showcasing their new smartphones at the event, chearleading the advancements they have made on the hardware side. Pretty much all these devices are runn… Continue reading Android Companies Keep Pretending That Android doesn’t Exist
Europe’s biggest tech show IFA is underway in Berlin currently. Companies from around the world are showcasing their new smartphones at the event, chearleading the advancements they have made on the hardware side. Pretty much all these devices are runn… Continue reading Android Companies Keep Pretending That Android Doesn’t Exist
An anonymous reader writes: With suggestions that bluish lights disrupt our sleep, software that shifts screen white balance towards the red end of the spectrum in the evening — cutting back that potentially sleep-disrupting light — has gained quite … Continue reading Microsoft To Add Flux Like Night Mode In Windows 10, Rendering 3rd-Party App’s Existence Useless
The kind of software your phone is running can tell a lot about you, apparently. According to a new study by a team of researchers at the University of Lincoln, Android smartphone users have great levels of honesty and humility, agreeableness and openn… Continue reading Android Users More Honest and Humble Than iPhone Users, Study Says