Why the bloody hell should you trust Kaspersky – part II
Why the bloody hell should you trust Kaspersky. Well with its Global Transparency Initiative perhaps its time! ... (Read More)
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New Australian Assistance and Access Bill allows easy snooping
The new Australian Assistance and Access Bill undermines Internet Security, claims cybersecurity expert Marty P. Kamden, CMO and cybersecurity expert at&n... (Read More)
Mac Mini 2018 teardown
iFixit’s teardown of the Apple Mac Mini 2018 teardown shows the
good news is that RAM is user replaceable – but the rest is not.
It found that in that the p... (Read More)
Royole shows off FlexPai – the world’s first real foldable screen smartphone
Royole focuses on making
flexible OLED that will eventually find its way into clothing, signage, VR/AR,
smartphones and more. It was a surprise when it showed ... (Read More)
New Apple iPad Pro 11 and 12.9”
Apple says it has completely redesigned the new iPad Pro
adding Face ID, a new inductive charging pencil, A12X Bionix system on a chip
and Retina Display.
... (Read More)
Apple’s new Mac mini and MacBook Air
Apple has a new Mac mini and MacBook Air using Intel’s 8th generation processors. A T2 security chip, Thunderbolt 3 and macOS Mojave complete the range.... (Read More)
Sonos One by HAY limited Edition
Sonos have collaborated with Danish design firm Hay to create
Sonos One by HAY.
... (Read More)
Motorola supports right to repair movement
Motorola (a Lenovo company) has thrown its considerable bulk behind the right to repair movement pledging to supply OEM parts and technology to iFixit.org and ... (Read More)