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P Smart Z: the first Huawei smartphone with a pop-up front camera

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More and more manufacturers are implementing the front camera by using a retractable module, which allows it to be hidden in the body. Images have appeared on the Internet indicating that Huawei intends to release a smartphone with a retractable front camera. According to online sources, the Chinese company is preparing the P Smart Z smartphone, which will join the segment of affordable devices. The gadget will receive a display without cutouts [...]

UK named who will not be allowed to create 5G networks

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The UK will not use high-risk suppliers to build security-critical parts of its next-generation (5G) network, Cabinet Office minister David Lidington said on Thursday. On Wednesday, sources told Reuters that Britain's National Security Council decided this week to ban the use of technology from Chinese company Huawei […]

The overclocking potential of the APU Ryzen 3000 was revealed, and solder was found under their cover

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Not long ago, photos of the new AMD Ryzen 3 3200G Picasso generation hybrid processor, which is designed for desktop PCs, appeared on the Internet. And now the same Chinese source has published new data about the upcoming Picasso-generation desktop APUs. In particular, he found out the overclocking potential of new products, and also scalped one of them. So, first of all, let us remind you that [...]

Microsoft sees signs of an end to the shortage of Intel processors

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The shortage of processors, which hit the entire computer market very hard in the second half of last year, is easing, this opinion was voiced by Microsoft based on monitoring sales of Windows operating systems and Surface family devices. During yesterday's fiscal 2019 third quarter earnings call, Microsoft CFO Amy Hood said the market […]

Respawn donates Titanfall to Apex Legends

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Respawn Entertainment is looking to shift more resources to Apex Legends, even if it means putting plans for future Titanfall games on hold. Respawn Entertainment executive producer Drew McCoy discussed some of the problems with Apex Legends in a blog post. Among them are bugs, cheaters and a lack of clear communication between developers and players during the early period after […]

NASA calls for results of investigation into SpaceX accident

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SpaceX and the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) are currently investigating the cause of the anomaly that led to engine failure on the Crew Dragon capsule designed to transport astronauts to the International Space Station. The incident occurred on April 20, and, fortunately, there were no casualties or injuries. According to a SpaceX representative, during […]

Corsair Glaive RGB Pro Mouse: Comfort and Confidence in Gaming

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Corsair introduced the Glaive RGB Pro computer mouse designed specifically for users who spend many hours playing games. It is claimed that the well-thought-out shape provides a high level of comfort during long battles. The kit includes three interchangeable side panels - users can choose the most convenient option for themselves. The manipulator did not disappoint in terms of technical characteristics. An optical sensor is used [...]

Windows XP is officially dead, now for good

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Everyone loved the search dog from XP, right? Most users buried Windows XP over 5 years ago. But die-hard fans and hostages of the ecosystem together still continued to use the operating system, going to great lengths to keep it in a vegetative state. But as time went on, Windows XP finally reached the end of the road, as its last […]

Nikon to help Velodyne develop lidars for robo-vehicles

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With the exception of one automaker (the head of Tesla has reservations on this point), most companies generally agree that lidar is a vital piece of equipment needed to provide some level of vehicle autonomy. However, with such demand, any company that wants its product to be used by the entire industry must go into production on a large scale. […]

Intel quarterly report: production volumes of 10nm processors this year will be higher than planned

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The hysteria surrounding Intel's "road map" as presented by Dell, which was recently leaked to the press, did not undermine the optimistic mood of the company's management at the quarterly reporting conference. Moreover, none of the analysts present asked to comment on this situation, and everyone focused only on Intel’s own statements. Strictly speaking, the corporation itself identified the following trends... In the first quarter, revenue remained […]

Potential Attacks on HTTPS and How to Protect Against Them

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Half of the sites use HTTPS, and the number is steadily increasing. The protocol reduces the risk of traffic interception, but does not exclude attack attempts per se. About some of them - POODLE, BEAST, DROWN and others - and ways to protect, we will tell in our material. / Flickr / Sven Graeme / CC BY-SA POODLE The POODLE attack was first reported […]

iFixit, at the request of Samsung, deleted the publication about disassembling the Galaxy Fold

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On April 26, the Galaxy Fold folding smartphone was supposed to go on sale in the United States, but this did not happen, as a number of defects were discovered in test samples of the new product and Samsung is currently working to eliminate them. Meanwhile, specialists from iFixit disassembled the Galaxy Fold and published a description of this process on their website, as well as […]

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