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Ransomware, endless plague: Campari and Capcom victims too

The two companies victims of an attack that has compromised their systems in recent days: the scourge of ransomware knows no end di Andrea Bai published on 06 November 2020 , at 15: 06 in the Security channel Capcom The COVID was not enough – 19 to threaten and bring to their knees spritz and… Read more

Tesla’s Tequila exists, pricily

Elon Musk has branched out from rockets and cars into booze — as Tesla has launched Tesla Tequila on its website today. If you have $250 burning a hole in your pocket, you can pick up your very own lightning-shaped bottle. A screenshot of Tesla’s website. The original branding was Teslaquila, but that must have… Read more

Kioxia Reveals XD6 Datacenter PCIe 4.0 SSDs

Home News (Image credit: Kioxia) Kioxia has introduced one of the industry’s first SSDs featuring an EDSSF E1.S ‘ruler’ form-factor as well as a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface. The Kioxia XD6 drives comply with the NVMe Cloud SSD specification (developed by the Open Compute Platform organization) and are designed for applications that need consistently high… Read more

Massachusetts passes ‘right to repair’ law to open up car data

Massachusetts voters approved a measure requiring car manufacturers to let people access vehicle data for repairs. Question 1 amends a landmark 2012 “right to repair” law in the state. After it’s adopted, manufacturers will have until car model year 2022 to install a standard open data platform. The platform will let vehicle owners and independent… Read more

iPhone 12 mini, slower MagSafe charging on the smallest model in the range

The compact iPhone phone supports charging via MagSafe, like on all other models, but not at the same speed. Here are the details released by Apple by Nino Grasso published 04 November 2020 , at 12: 51 in the Apple channel Apple iPhone Together with the new iPhones 12 Apple has announced a new feature… Read more

MagSafe: The smallest iPhone 12 charges more slowly

The pre-order phase for one of the most interesting new Apple smartphones begins on Friday: The iPhone 12 mini has at 5 .4 inches a comparatively large screen, but the smallest external dimensions that the manufacturer has offered for a long time. However, the compact size also has disadvantages, as Apple now has to admit… Read more

The iPhone 12 mini is only capable of charging at 12W via MagSafe

by Jordi Bercial Ago 40 minutes ago … According to an Apple support article posted yesterday, it appears to be that the MagSafe charger will be less capable on the iPhone 12 mini that, in the rest of the models , and that is, Although the rest of iPhone models 12 are capable of charging… Read more

Google's Project Zero reveals security vulnerabilities at GitHub

The team behind Google’s Project Zero has uncovered a security vulnerability on GitHub. Project Zero detects weaknesses and errors in Google’s own software as well as in software developed by other companies. If weak points have been identified, the security team forwards them directly to the provider. Afterwards, those affected have 90 days to correct… Read more

VW boss Diess on fleet targets: “It will be very tight”

Volkswagen boss Herbert Diess sees the EU-wide CO2 emission targets for his own new vehicle fleet within reach. The limit values are only “a gram or so” away, he told the Financial Times . “We haven’t given up yet” “We haven’t given up yet, but it will be very tight, to achieve the fleet objectives…. Read more

How to Build a Face Mask Detector with Raspberry Pi

One of the worst jobs in the world right now is being a greeter at a retail store who has to tell people to put on their face masks. Instead of making a human check for mask compliance, we can create a Raspberry Pi-powered mask detector that uses image recognition. Then unruly patrons can yell… Read more

iPhone 12: Apple apparently makes unauthorized repairs more difficult

Apple seems to be putting another stop to unapproved iPhone repairs: For all models of the new iPhone 12 – from mini to Pro to Pro Max – According to an internal document, it is necessary to carry out a “system configuration” for the first time after replacing the screen or after replacing the camera… Read more

PUBG Mobile officially pulls out of India

The Ministry of Electronics & IT in India banned 118 mobile apps back in September, and the list included the popular game PUBG Mobile. After multiple attempts to get back on track and to bring the battle royale title to its fans, PUBG Corporation has finally given up and announced it is terminating all service… Read more

How to Train your Raspberry Pi for Facial Recognition

When you unlock your phone (FaceID) or allow Google or Apple to sort your photos, you are using facial recognition software. Many Windows PCs also let you use your face to log in. But why let your mobile device and PC have all the fun when you can write your own facial recognition programs for… Read more

#heiseshow: AMD vs. Intel also for notebooks – light, durable, more power

With Ryzen 4000 AMD recently took the market for notebooks and visors, Intel is now using the eleventh Core-i generation (Tiger Lake) against it. Users can hope for more performance, longer battery life and lighter devices. It is becoming increasingly clear whether the promises will be kept: We now had the first Tiger Lake devices… Read more

Corsair HS60 Haptic Review

Introduction and technical specifications of the Corsair HS 60 Haptic We present the review of the headphones Corsair HS 60 Haptic, the latest addition to the company’s gaming headset catalog. It is a model that has USB-A connectivity, a removable unidirectional microphone with noise reduction and, as a star feature, a haptic vibration system that… Read more