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Which gaming PC to buy? Recommended computer sets for January 2021. Ready configurations at different prices

What computer should I buy for games? Which processor to choose? Which graphics cards and processors are the best? Internet forums are flooded with similar questions, because the situation on the component market can change quickly and it is difficult to keep up with the news that turn previous concepts upside down. Before buying a… 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

c't reveals: security gaps in the Dedoles shop

In the run-up to Christmas, online shops were booming and the corona lockdown just before Christmas should have given the virtual shops more popularity. But even those who stayed away from the city centers and shopped on the couch at home may have been exposed to a risk: the clothing shop Dedoles has not plugged… Read more

New Realme phone with Dimensity 720 5G pops up on Geekbench

A new affordable Realme smartphone has popped up on Geekbench. It has the model number RMX3092 and comes with Dimensity 720 chipset with 5G modem. The benchmark also reveals 8GB RAM and, somewhat disappointingly, Android 10. We are unsure as to what like the upcoming phone – it is the first one a number 3… Read more

realme Koi (Race) will arrive with Snapdragon 888 and probable fast charging at 125W: here are the first live photos

Interesting news has arrived on the next series flagship realme Race, recently renamed to realme Koi. The device will mount the Snapdragon SoC 888 and triple cam, some leaks suggest a fast recharge from 125 W by Lorenzo Tirotta published on 30 December 2020 , at 08: 11 in the Telephony channel Realme realme together… 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

rC3: Massive vulnerabilities in apps from mobile network providers

Florian Schweitzer presented his personal collection of vulnerabilities in the area of Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) in web applications of Austrian mobile phone providers at the remote Chaos Communication Congress (rC3). The hackers described the security gaps, also known as “session riding” or “sea surf”, and the attacks based on them as “particularly dramatic”… Read more

Blazor WebAssembly, Part 3: Authentication and Authorization

Already when creating a Blazor WebAssembly project in Visual Studio or on the command line with dotnet new there are options to configure an authentication. With the option ASP.NET Core Hosted in connection with Individual Accounts | Store user accounts in-app you get a mixture of a Blazor WebAssembly application with a user login and… Read more

Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020) review: Big steps to a bright future

(Pocket-lint) – Yes, it really is only a few months since the last MacBook Air hit the streets. But while this new end-of-2020 model looks and feels the same as the one from earlier in the year, what’s inside is quite different. That’s because the MacBook Air now runs exclusively on Apple’s own processors, dubbed… Read more

Apple loses early challenge in virtualization copyright claim

Apple has lost an early challenge in its lawsuit against Corellium, a security firm that offers a virtualized version of iOS for security testing. Ruling on a motion for summary judgment, the judge presiding over the case has dismissed Apple’s copyright infringement claim over Corellium’s software, finding that Corellium’s use of Apple code constituted fair… Read more

Significantly fewer complaints about ping lock calls

After the intervention of the Federal Network Agency, the annoyance of consumers about lure calls with expensive callbacks is partly gone. After 2019 still round 000. 000 Customer complaints about so-called ping calls were received by the authorities, they were 2020 only 6500, as the network agency announced on Tuesday in Bonn. The reason for… Read more

rC3: Stress test leads to many iPhone crashes

Communication chips that Apple uses in iPhones only withstand endurance tests to a limited extent. This was demonstrated by Jiska Classen from the research group for mobile radio security at the TU Darmstadt at the remote Chaos Communication Congress (rC3). Again and again you could see on their recordings how the devices “said goodbye” in… Read more

Photos of the Realme Koi (aka Race) surface, rumors hint at 125W fast charging

Realme created a new Weibo account to tease its upcoming Snapdragon 888-powered phone, code-named “Koi”. That hasn’t stopped other Weibo users from posting additional info about the phone, like one @Geek_Cao who posted a pair of photos of the device plus some details. Alleged photos of the Snapdragon 888-powered Realme Koi (note the 64 MP… Read more

Is there an 18,432 CUDA cores GPU in the future of NVIDIA?

The first rumors about Lovelace proposals, name of the next generation of NVIDIA GPUs, speak of a significant increase in the number of CUDA cores: + 75% vs GeForce RTX 3090 by Paolo Corsini published the 29 December 2020 , at 10: 01 in the Video Cards channel NVIDIA GeForce RTX Lovelace In recent days,… Read more

Sold a prototype of the OnePlus 9 on eBay for $ 6,000

by Jordi Bercial Yesterday at 20: 59 … As we can read in Android Central , it seems that a unit of the yet to be launched OnePlus 9 has been sold on eBay , it is a prototype that does not yet have a final version of the OnePlus software, nor a final rear… Read more