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The foundation of 5G is in the cloud. Ericsson's vision

Ericsson firmly believes in the need to revise the model of implementation and management of cellular networks with the arrival of 5G: exploiting the cloud will create networks that are much more agile and secure, as well as less expensive to implement and maintain by Riccardo Robecchi published on 18 December 2020 , at 17:… Read more

Fresh Samsung Galaxy S21 images show off the phone’s smart new colours

Home News (Image credit: WinFuture) Another day, another Samsung Galaxy S21 leak. These images (courtesy of WinFuture) look like the first official photos of the device, as opposed to marketing materials or unofficial renders, and they show the handset(s) in various different colours. But just because there are many colours, that doesn’t mean any of… Read more

Tried: BlackArch Linux as a comprehensive penetration testing toolkit

Six months after the last major update, Arch Linux released BlackArch Linux at the beginning of December. All basic components of the proud 12 GByte Live systems were updated to the status of the Arch Linux installation media 2020. 12. 01 brought. The updated kernel and particularly fresh program versions for everyday Linux use are… Read more

TechStage | Top 10: These are the best smartphones of 2020

Testing Tests overview Smartphone Asus ROG Phone 3 in the test: Perfect gaming smartphone LG Wing in the test: 1, 5 displays and gimbal cam Nokia 3.4 in the test: update promise for little money Smartphone Realme 7 in the test: 90 Hertz at a budget price Realme 7 Pro in the test: OLED display… Read more

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro wireless earbuds unveiled in new video leak

Home News (Image credit: Evan Blass) Last week, we brought you leaked renders of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro wireless earbuds. This week, we go one better: a 360-degree video that seems to show Galaxy Buds Pro from every angle. The Galaxy Buds Pro are said to be Samsung’s next big noise-cancelling wireless earbuds,… Read more

SteelSeries takes over accessory specialist KontrolFreek

As it became known a few days ago, SteelSeries has taken over the accessories specialist KontrollFreek, which is still rather unknown in this country. After the Danish gaming peripherals manufacturer bought A-Volute, one of the largest developers of 3D audio solutions, at the beginning of the year, the takeover of KontrollFreek is another promising purchase,… Read more

Hydrogen Plane: ZeroAvia receives money from Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos

The Californian startup ZeroAvia, which develops hydrogen-powered propulsion systems for aircraft, receives money from funds in a financing round in which Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Amazon boss Jeff Bezos are involved. 21, 4 million US dollars were raised in a financing round at Gates’ Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Bezos’ Amazon Climate Pledge Fund are… Read more

Fresh Samsung Galaxy S21 leak uncovers huge upgrade to battery life

Home News (Image credit: Samsung) Another day, another Samsung Galaxy S21 leak. Hot on the heels of comprehensive leaked spec sheets, a confirmed January release date and even a trio of teaser videos, we can now expect a major increase in battery life in the S21 – that’s if a new leak is to be believed, anyway. According… Read more

CES 2021: what to expect from the first all-digital CES in January

Home News (Image credit: CTA) Continuing this year’s theme of nonconformity, the world’s biggest annual consumer electronics show will be a markedly different affair in January. Rather than taking over Las Vegas for several days in the new year, CES 2021 – the 51st edition of the event – will be an all-digital experience for… Read more

The Vulkan interface received an SDK supporting beam tracking and the first official beam tracking game

Several ray tracing games using NVIDIA plug-ins have already been released for the Vulkan interface, but the Quake II RTX update made it the first game to support official plug-in extensions. Maintaining multiple open interfaces, Khronos has released a major update to the Vulkan interface. Radiation tracking extensions released last month now supported, among other… Read more

Why Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 is my game of the year

I’m not sure if anyone was really asking for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2. I know I wasn’t. The series’s reputation had never been lower after Activision ran it into the ground, first through over-exposure and finally with the disastrous comeback attempt that was THPS 5. In fact, almost the exact same idea… Read more

A year without Marvel movies left a pop culture void

In early April, I watched a clip of people crying, hollering, and clapping during a scene in Avengers: Endgame. It was the first time I remember missing physically sitting in a movie theater. I thought by May, when Black Widow was scheduled to be released, life would return to normal. I’d be back in a… Read more

Airlines prepare for a restart

“We can’t wait for the vaccine.” The outgoing General Director of the global airline association IATA, Alexandre de Juniac, has once again put huge pressure on to accelerate the restart of the aviation industry in the coming months with the help of mass corona rapid tests. The pandemic took the airlines with it almost last… Read more

Resident Evil 8 spoilers and leaks hit the web following Capcom security breach

Matthew Wilson 57 mins ago Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming As we’ve previously reported, Capcom recently suffered a massive security breach, leading to a lot of data being stolen, including personal information for both employees and customers. That attack is now seemingly bringing fresh Resident Evil 8 leaks to the internet, some with major… Read more

Does Avatar have a place in Disney’s ambitious future?

Disney announced a virtual avalanche of updates and news for almost every one of its properties. But one of the company’s biggest franchises was strangely absent: in all the hullabaloo, where was Avatar? There was no Avatar segment of the investor call, showing off preview images of the sequels and a logo or subtitle for… Read more