Custom Radeon RX 5500 from XFX smiles for camera
Possibly a part of the XFX THICC series
What appears to be a custom Radeon RX 5500 series from XFX has found its way online, showing a rather neat all-black design that could easily be XFX's new THICC series addition.
Pixelbook Go is Google's new flagship Chromebook
13.3-inch FHD or 4K screen and Intel's 8th-gen CPUs
In addition to the Google Pixel 4 smartphones, Google has also unveiled the new Pixelbook Go Chromebook, describing it as a "more affordable and portable" Chromebook, which is not a surprise since it is quite thin and light, as well as having prices start at $649.
Google Stadia launches on November 19th
Pre-orders to ship out soon
Google has officially announced that Stadia, its own game streaming platform, will launch on November 19th, while pre-orders of Founder's Edition and Premiere Edition will start shipping soon.
Encryption equals freedom
Snowden warns of the new battleground
Security whistleblower Edward Snowden has warned that the world is facing its biggest security crisis in history as governments attempt to undermine encryption.
Google's privacy tools worthless
A chocolate teapot for customers and more for PR
Google's new privacy tools do very little to protect user privacy, even if they make the search engine outfit look good in the eyes of regulators.
Robot wars begin
Somehow robot versus shark is a little disappointing
Roomba robotic vacuum maker IRobot Corp is suing rival SharkNinja for copying a device of theirs and selling it at "half the price".
Capital One hack showed problems on Amazon Cloud
Analysts starting to get worried
The Capital One hack might have been down to the corporate structures of third-party contractor Amazon.
Kids can easily bypass Apple Screen Time
Don’t outsource parenting to Jobs’ Mob
Apple fanboys who believe that they can outsource parenting to their favourite company beware – your child can bypass Apple Screen Time.
Security people fear their toilets being hacked
IoT throws everything down the pan
Bog standard research from hardware security company nCipher suggests that IT security professionals are rather insecure about IoT and are becoming worried that even their toilets are leaking secret information.
Google officially unveils new Pixel 4 smartphones
90Hz OLED screen, new telephoto camera system, gestures and more
Google has now officially unveiled its new Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL smartphones, both coming with Snapdragon 855 SoC, new 90Hz OLED screen, new rear camera system backed by the Google Pixel Neural Core, as well as hand gestures backed by Soli radar.