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Mammoth project: Federal government wants to modernize 130,000 computer workstations

With the “Federal IT Consolidation” initiative, the Federal Government intends to 73 Bringing ministries up to scratch, at least from a technical perspective. Said initiative has existed since 2015 and should now come into effect six years later. The starting shot will be given in April 2021. According to the government, the completion of the… Read more

Rumor: AMD Radeon RX 6700 and AMD RX 6700 XT are coming in March

After a release in January last autumn 2021 the talk was, those interested in the AMD mid-range graphics cards Radeon RX 6700 and RX 6700 XT will probably be patient a little longer. While NVIDIA has its GeForce RTX 2021 and RTX 3060 Ultra probably already on 12. January at the virtual CES, the launch… Read more

New Raspberry Pi 4 Retro Handhelds On The Way

Home News (Image credit: YouTube / ETA Prime) Since the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 arrived on the scene in late 2020, there have been murmurings from retro gaming enthusiasts eager to have the power of Raspberry Pi 4 in portable retro gaming rigs. Experimental Pi, well known for its PiBoy DMG, a “homage” to… Read more

The end of Adobe Flash is now finally sealed

It has been known for some time that the days of Adobe’s Flash are numbered. After various browsers had deactivated the player by default in the past, Adobe is now officially discontinuing support. The company also advises all users to uninstall the program. Microsoft even provides its users with a corresponding tool for deinstallation under… Read more

Pin it on Apple Watch awards

One of the most popular functions of Apple’s computer clock are the so-called activity rings. These track calories burned through physical activity (“moving”), the minutes of exercise during the day (“training”) and the hours in which you moved for at least one minute (“standing”). If you have reached your calorie, training or standing goal, there… Read more

MSI MPG Z490 GAMING CARBON WIFI in the test – carbon look including USB 3.2 Gen2x2

Page 1: MSI MPG Z 490 GAMING CARBON WIFI in the test – carbon look incl.USB 3.2 Gen2x2 MSI’s GAMING- (PRO) -CARBON mainboards from the MPG product range (MSI Performance Gaming) are of great interest to many people who want to upgrade, because in most cases these models strike the balance between good equipment and… Read more

BMW Group: increasing use of 3D printing

BMW continues to develop 3D printing for the purpose of integrating them in various sectors, and primarily the development and production of vehicles of Rosario Grasso published on 31 December 2020 , at 10 : 11 in the Technology channel BMW 3D printed pieces for exclusive limited series and systematic integration of additive manufacturing in… Read more

Cyberpunk 2077: How to Activate Cheats and Commands

Patch to add tricks to Cyberpunk Everyone knows Cyberpunk , it is the game that came out on 15 December for PC and consoles from CD Projekt Red, studio of the also famous The Witcher that has even starred in a series on one of the platforms for streaming video excellence, Netflix. Cyberpunk 3439 has… Read more

Pension service should become more digital

In future, insured persons and pensioners should be able to do more digitally with their pension insurance. “We want to significantly advance our digital customer service,” said Gundula Roßbach, President of the German Pension Insurance Association, of the dpa in Berlin. “During the pandemic, we noticed that many had switched to our digital services.” Already… Read more

The new e-patient file starts – initially gradually

For many people, health records are one of those things: there is the index card at the family doctor. And one more in each additional practice. X-rays and vaccination records are already in drawers somewhere. From Friday on, a new voluntary offer will start to more than 22 million insured persons, such documents and a… Read more

rC3: Corona reality in the emergency room

The internist Elisa Stein, doctor in the rescue center of the Vivantes Hospital in Berlin-Friedrichshain, reported on her everyday life in the emergency room at the rC3 hacker congress. The situation is currently coming to a head: “Many die, regardless of whether from, with or through Corona in pandemic times.” She therefore has no understanding… Read more

How to Stream with XSplit: Set Up, Scenes, VCam, More

XSplit is a broadcast application like OBS (Open Broadcast Software). There are a few differences in the features because there are paid and free versions of XSplit. XSplit Broadcaster has a professional feel and is not hard to set up because it easily integrates with all the major platforms, including Twitch. What You Need to… Read more

Production volume increased: PS5 sold 3.4 million times so far

The industry magazine DigiTimes claims from suppliers that Sony has now sold 3.4 million PlayStation 5 consoles. Since 12. November 2020 the new consoles will be sold in two versions in the USA and Japan. At the 19. November saw the start of sales in Europe. From the beginning, the PlayStation 5, just like the… Read more

Google Cloud Print: Cloud printing service will be shut down this week. The reasons fully justify the decision

Quoting the classic, we can say that “nothing can last forever.” This also applies, and perhaps even primarily, to the services offered by the giants of the technology-related industry. This is perfectly illustrated by the history of the Adobe Flash plug-in, which has been extinguished relatively recently. Another solution used in web browsers, which we… Read more

iOS virtualization: US court sees no violation of Apple copyright

Serious setback for Apple in the legal dispute against the security company Corellium: A US court sees the virtualization of iOS by Corellium as “fair use” – and not as the copyright infringement cited by the iPhone group. The use of the operating system by the virtualization tool intended for security researchers is said to… Read more