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Samsung postpones China events after reports of Galaxy Fold defects

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Smartphone maker Samsung Electronics has postponed media events for its upcoming Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone launch scheduled for this week in Hong Kong and Shanghai, a company spokesman said on Monday. A few days earlier, experts reported defects in the samples received from Samsung for the publication of the review. This prompted the #foldgate hashtag on Twitter. A spokesperson for the company did not elaborate on the […]

The sequel to Rune will not be released in early access β€” the authors promised a full version this year

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Action role-playing in the Scandinavian entourage Rune, a sequel to the 2000 slasher of the same name (formerly Rune: Ragnarok), was scheduled to be released on Steam Early Access in September last year. However, the release was postponed, and recently the authors unexpectedly announced that they had decided to completely abandon early access. Instead, the game will immediately be released in the full version, but you will have to wait a bit. Anyway, this […]

Video: AMD on Radeon Optimizations in World War Z and Best Settings

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For the launch of new games, with the developers of which AMD has actively collaborated, the company has recently released special videos talking about optimizations and balanced settings. Previous videos have focused on Devil May Cry 5 and Capcom's Resident Evil 2 remake - both projects using the RE Engine - as well as Tom Clancy's The Division 2 from Ubisoft. […]

HTC smartphone with 5G support spotted in official documents

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The Bluetooth Launch Studio documentation revealed information about a smartphone that has not yet been officially presented, which is being prepared for release by the Taiwanese company HTC. The device has the code designation 2Q6U. It is alleged that this particular device will be the first HTC smartphone to support fifth-generation (5G) mobile communications. Unfortunately, there is no information about the technical characteristics of the upcoming novelty yet. But it is reported that the announcement […]

China is considering landing a man on the moon

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According to media reports, the Chinese side, like other space powers, is studying the possibility of landing its own astronauts on the Moon. Yu Guobin, deputy head of the Lunar and Space Research Center of the Chinese National Administration, spoke about this in an interview. According to the Chinese official, many countries are considering this possibility, since since the Apollo 17 mission, which was carried out in 1972, […]

A mysterious Nokia smartphone codenamed Wasp is being prepared for release

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The website of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has information about a new Nokia smartphone, which is being prepared for release by HMD Global. The device appears under the code name Wasp and has the designations TA-1188, TA-1183 and TA-1184. These are modifications of the same device intended for different markets. The documentation indicates the height and width of the smartphone - 145,96 and […]

UPS for banking and financial institutions

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Uninterrupted power supply is important for any consumer of electricity. However, in some cases it is just a temporary inconvenience (for example, in the absence of power for a personal PC), while in others it is about the possibility of major accidents and man-made disasters (for example, during a sudden stop of production processes at oil refineries or chemical enterprises). For banking and financial institutions, the constant availability of electricity is […]

10 ways to save on IT infrastructure for everyone

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It was 2013. I came to work in one of the development companies that create software for private users. They told me different things, but least of all I expected to see what I saw: 32 outstanding virtual machines on an obscenely expensive VDS rented at that time, three β€œfree” licenses of Photoshop, 2 Corel, paid and unused IP telephony power and other little things. At first […]

Release of DBMS SQLite 3.28

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The release of SQLite 3.28.0, a lightweight DBMS packaged as a plug-in library, has been released. The SQLite code is distributed in the public domain, i.e. can be used without restrictions and free of charge for any purpose. Financial support for SQLite developers is provided by a specially created consortium, which includes companies such as Adobe, Oracle, Mozilla, Bentley and Bloomberg. Main changes: Extended window functions (window-functions […]

Tabs may still appear in Explorer

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One of the most anticipated features in Windows 10 has been and continues to be tabbed browsing in File Explorer. And now, after years of ignoring requests for this from users, Microsoft seems to have decided to add this feature to the operating system. However, as reported, it will not be just tabs like in a browser. These are whole sets (Sets) of features that will add support […]

HPE Superdome Flex: A New Level of Performance and Scale

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Last December, HPE announced the world's most scalable modular in-memory computing platform, HPE Superdome Flex. It is a breakthrough in computing systems to support mission-critical applications, real-time analytics and data-intensive high-performance computing. HPE Superdome Flex Platform […]

Putting things in order in SMB or the return of the legendary HPE ProLiant DL180 Gen10 server

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While developing the direction of Mission Critical servers, Hewlett Packard Enterprise does not forget about the needs of small and medium-sized business customers. Often, although not always, the process of searching for computing power for new tasks is difficult to predict: needs grow, new urgent tasks spontaneously appear, all this is accompanied by an attempt to understand the resulting architecture, and the issues of purchasing new capacity are […]

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