It has been over a year since Microsoft launched the successor to its first ever laptop but it doesn’t seem to be coming out with a new one just yet. Instead, it seems to be preparing a very small refresh to the least expensive of the line, the entry-level 13.5-inch Surface Book 2. If true, then Microsoft’s Surface Book will … Continue reading
I’ve been separated for about a year. There are challenges, but sleeping alone isn’t one of them.
It is finally happening and for consumers in about 70 markets around the world, the Galaxy 10 and its two siblings are finally landing in stores and in users’ hands. On paper, the phones have everything going for them, especially if you temporarily ignore the price tag and the low chances of repairs. The one thing that seems to have … Continue reading
The next film in the DC Universe, Shazam, won’t open until April 5, but Warner Bros. decided to show it to critics early. Why? To hopefully build some buzz and anticipation for the film using social media. It’s a gamble, to be sure—but judging from a large majority of the reactions, it’s a gamble that paid off.
A little more than a month after the Wall Street Journal reported that Airbnb was in talks to buy HotelTonight, the two have sealed the deal on an acquisition.
Judge T. S. Ellis III was slammed for giving the former Trump campaign manager such a light sentence.
Contrary to expectations of dramatic corporate rivalries, it’s not uncommon for companies to report bugs they found on other, even rival, companies’ products. Some, however, have certain policies that those other companies might disagree with. For example, Google has irked some such companies over its 0-day exploit disclosure policy but this time, it may be doing Microsoft a favor by … Continue reading
Microsoft founder Bill Gates was once quoted to have said you’ll never need more than 640 KB of RAM. It’s almost tempting to apply that same line of thinking today as smartphone RAM continues to increase every year. At one point, aside from the inherent advantage brought by the move to 64-bit CPUs, it was probably thought that 4 to … Continue reading
Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai’s assessment of how rapidly broadband deployment has accelerated across the country may be hot bullshit, Ars Technica reported on Wednesday.
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