Microsoft has decided that because Windows Update can’t properly check to see if you have enough hard drive space available before it applies updates, the solution is to simply steal more of the user’s hard drive space and reserve it for OS updates. Starting with Windows 1803, Microsoft began …
Read More »Samsung’s new Galaxy M smartphones will launch in India first
Samsung will launch its new lower-priced Galaxy M series in India before the smartphones roll out globally. Asim Warsi, senior vice president of Samsung India’s smartphone business, told Reuters that three devices will be available through its website and Amazon India at the end of January and are intended …
Read More »YouTube just changed how you navigate videos in its mobile app
YouTube is updating its mobile app to make it easier to navigate through videos. The company announced it will this week roll out a new horizontal swiping gesture that lets you move forward and backward through the videos you’re watching. Swiping forward takes you to the next recommended video, …
Read More »Micron Will Buy Out Intel’s Share of Joint Optane Fab
Micron and Intel have had a long and apparently fairly profitable partnership over the past few years, but the two companies are moving away from each other. As announced last fall, Micron will exercise its right to buy out Intel’s share of the IM Flash Technologies fab unit in …
Read More »Amazon’s Ring Security Camera Let Employees Spy on Customers
The Internet of Things central promise is that by allowing internet and compute-enable products into your home, you can enjoy luxuries and conveniences like voice assistants, different colored light bulbs that change on command, and a really smart toaster. There are always going to be tensions between certain IoT …
Read More »The Self-Driving Industry Is Finally Becoming More Realistic
Over the last decade, most of the buzz around self-driving has focused on the vision originally launched by Google (now Waymo) and later Tesla and others, of a Level 5 (fully, really, truly, autonomous no matter what) personal automobile that you could afford and blissfully relax in the back …
Read More »AMD Won’t Launch a Chiplet-Based APU on Ryzen Matisse
When AMD announced the 3rd generation of Ryzen products (Matisse) at CES last week, it also showed a bare shot of the actual CPU package. The CPU layout shows that there’s clearly room for another chiplet on-package, just below the I/O die. (AMD has separately hinted that it has …
Read More »Apple May Finally Be Ready to Release AirPower Wireless Charger
Apple has a tendency to announce products when it’s convenient, but not necessarily when they’re done. This has led to some significant waits for the company’s promised technological marvels to actually hit store shelves. The most recent example of this is the AirPower charging pad, which Apple announced alongside …
Read More »Bizwhiznetwork CES Las Vegas 2019 Saying Good Bye .. Until 2020
With so much to see and so little time to CES Las Vegas has come to a great end .. the world has so much to be excited about in the world of technology and innovation. Here is an inside look of some of the cool things to come in the …
Read More »AMD Comments on Threadripper 2990WX Scheduling Issues
Ever since AMD launched its Threadripper 2990WX, there have been questions about how effectively it could scale in multi-threaded workloads. Initially, the performance drops and slowdowns in certain workloads were attributed to the asymmetric memory controller configuration — only some Threadripper die have direct access to memory controllers, while …
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