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Gigabyte Aero 15 Release Date, Price and Specs – CNET

By Luke Lancaster Super-powered, ultra-thin, and with a Pantone-certified display, gamers and designers alike will be fighting over the Aero 15. Or, you know, they can buy one each. …read more Source:: cnet Cell Phones

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Intel just patched a critical flaw in its CPUs

By Darren Allan Intel has just patched a critical vulnerability in its vPro processors, and worryingly this flaw has existed for no less than seven years. To be precise, the problem is an escalation of privilege vulnerability in Intel’s Active Management Technology (AMT), Intel Standard Manageability (ISM), and Intel Small Business Technology firmware – a…

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Apple hits a speed bump in Q2 after its stock soared in the past year

By Matthew Lynley Apple hit a little snag in the second quarter, falling slightly under what Wall Street expected in its earnings report — causing a slight drop after its stock has jumped massively in the past year. The company reported earnings of $2.10 per share on revenue of $52.9 billion. Wall street was looking…

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The OverLord ProPlus is a 3D printer for making really tall objects

By John Biggs Most 3D printers have a fairly small build envelope. The Makerbot, which is one of the biggest for home use, offers 29.5 L X 19.5 W X 16.5 H CM and others hover around that range. The $499 OverLord ProPlus, on the other hand, has a cylindrical build volume of 17 by…

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Apple’s new Portrait mode ad shows empty streets in Shanghai

By Romain Dillet Apple has released a new ad showcasing the Portrait mode feature for the iPhone 7 Plus. This one is interesting because it was entirely shot in China, one of Apple’s key markets with the U.S. and Europe. In particular, you can see a young couple in the streets of Shanghai. It looks…

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Homey’s PowerUp is the MacBook charger Apple should have made

By Haje Jan Kamps Trust Apple to be courageous enough to strip away all of the old-fashioned USB ports. And trust the rest of us to realize that 90 percent of our peripherals still run on the old standard. Apple’s retort is to sell you a one-way ticket to dongle hell. Then Homey comes along…

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Microsoft Surface Laptop

By Joe Osborne The one Surface product that fans have been clamoring over for years, a straight up Surface Laptop, is finally here. But, in taking design cues from both the Surface Pro and Surface Book lines, Microsoft has set lofty expectations for its first dedicated laptop device. Priced at $999 (about £770, AU$1,330), the…

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This guy built a travel dock for his Nintendo Switch and I want one

By Greg Kumparak I love my Switch — but man, do I wish Nintendo offered a more compact dock for travelers. Something that fits into a suitcase without getting crushed or taking up way more space than it needs, but still lets me hook up to a TV while I’m on the road. This guy…

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You’ll be able to upgrade any Windows 10 S device to Windows 10 Pro

By Romain Dillet Microsoft just unveiled a new operating system — Windows 10 S. This secured and streamlined operating system is perfect for the education market. But Microsoft is also going to ship Windows 10 S on its perfectly capable Surface Laptop. During the press conference, the company has compared the new $999 laptop with…

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Paint.NET

By Cat Ellis Paint.NET is a powerful, easy-to-use image editor that offers features similar to those that you’ll find in Adobe Photoshop and GIMP. Paint.NET features layers, enabling you to edit specific areas of your image, or build up an image from a number of different sections. You can also use Paint.NET to adjust an…

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Sennheiser Ambeo Smart Headset

By Jamie Carter Virtual reality sounds terrible. The bevy of 360-degree video cameras are visually immersive, but what they lack is convincing ‘lifelike’ audio. Cue the Sennheiser Ambeo Smart Headset, which we first saw at CES 2017 in January. It has an omni-directional microphone on each ear that record the sound surrounding the videographer, from…

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Kobo Aura H2O (2017)

By James Peckham Kobo’s Aura One was an exemplary example of the ereader managing to do something different to Amazon’s Kindle range, and the new Aura H2O takes those features and puts them in a smaller, cheaper package. With a large display, useful screen dimming technology and a waterproof design, this may suit you well…

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Microsoft’s killer feature for its Chromebook competitor is Office

By Romain Dillet Microsoft just unveiled a new operating system at a press event this morning. Windows 10 S is a streamlined and more secure version of Windows 10. But it still looks and feels like a normal PC. And it runs essential apps like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. While I haven’t used Office apps…

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Audacity

By Cat Ellis Audacity is an incredible free, open source audio editor that’s just as good as many premium paid-for applications. You can use it to make your own recordings, remove noise, cut and combine clips, apply special effects and much more, and achieve truly professional results. If all that isn’t enough, you can expand…

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Nodez is a smart home solution that brings all of its equipment on the bus

By John Biggs Nodez is a Turkish company that promises to turn your entire home into a smart home with a single, all-encompassing package. Their $196 product includes a little of everything including a smoke/CO2 detector, switches, and even a flood sensor. In all you get nine smart objects for the cost of one Nest…

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