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UPlay will be Ubisoft Connect from October 29

by Antonio Delgado Ago 25 minutes … Ubisoft has announced that from 29 will arrive at Ubisoft Connect , the service that will connect Ubisoft’s games, platforms and services, replacing the one that until now performed this role UPlay . From this date on, all the data that existed in UPlay will be updated and… Read more

The best cordless strimmers 2020: Keep your garden under control

(Pocket-lint) – The more you get into gardening, the clearer it becomes that you might need a veritable plethora of tools to really get to grips with taming the natural world, even with a small garden to manage. Best cordless mowers: Wireless mowing The strimmer is a key weapon in this arsenal, although you might… Read more

Uplay becomes Ubisoft Connect: here are the news of the service for console and PC

Ubisoft announces the upcoming launch of Connect, the new platform that will host the games of the French developer. The service integrates the features already seen in Uplay and Ubisoft Club, with the addition of some cross-platform features that will simplify the life of the players. by Pasquale Fusco published 23 October 2020 , at… Read more

Rust makes Kata Containers 2.0 faster and more compact

The Kata Containers community project supported by the Open Infrastructure Foundation (formerly OpenStack Foundation) is available as a major release 2.0. The new version of the open source container runtime promises higher performance with a significantly reduced size. To do this, the development team has completely rewritten the Kata Containers Agent in Rust and shrunk… Read more

Ubisoft Connect – a new service to replace Uplay and Ubisoft Club

We recently mentioned in PurePC that Electronic Arts, after rebranding its subscription service to EA Play, will abandon Origin to EA Desktop, unifying the nomenclature to combine all players in one EA ecosystem. Now, the competitive Ubisoft will follow the same path, which intends to launch a new service by the end of October, which… Read more

Ubisoft Connect: Uplay successor makes games cross-platform

Ubisoft has introduced a new service called Ubisoft Connect. The platform is designed to connect Ubisoft games across all systems. About Ubisoft Connect, players should have the opportunity to play cross-platform in multiplayer mode. For some games, Ubisoft Connect should also ensure that that scores are shared across multiple platforms. For example, anyone who starts… Read more

Dell: Iaas, PaaS, SaaS are a thing of the past, APEX project swallows up the entire IT

Dell Technologies presented an extensive reorientation of its product and service strategy at this year’s customer event. The new APEX project aims to offer everything-as-a-service in the future. The central element for this is a new cloud console, which is to serve as a control layer for all on-premise and multi-cloud deployments. The background to… Read more

Best CPU Coolers 2020: Air and Liquid (AIO)

Home Best-picks (Image credit: Shutterstock) You want the best CPU cooler you can get, whether you’re aiming for world-record overclocks or just a PC that doesn’t get loud under load. Choosing the right cooler for your best CPU is an important decision in any PC build or upgrade. It can make a big difference in… Read more

Vivo arrives in Italy with Vivo X51: crazy camera with gimbal. The review

It seemed to us a mere marketing operation, and instead the Vivo X gimbal 51 works, and also works very well. All in a concrete smartphone, without too many frills or super-saturated customizations typical of Chinese production. The company proposes itself in Italy with a very interesting flagship. Here’s everything you need to know about… Read more

Apple iPhone 12 review: The iPhone for everyone

(Pocket-lint) – Apple announced four new iPhones in 2020, with the iPhone 12 sitting pretty in the middle as the everyday model, replacing the iPhone 12 all looking to appeal to a wide audience. By trying to appeal to everyone though, has Apple created a phone that actually doesn’t work for anyone? We’ve been using… Read more

Asus VivoBook Flip 14: First notebook with Intel’s DG1 graphics chip

Asus rushes ahead and shows the first notebook with Intel’s independent graphics chip DG1 – even before the chip manufacturer even presented the GPU. The VivoBook Flip 14 (TP 470 EZ) is a 14 inch 2-in-1 device with IPS touchscreen (1920 × 802 pixels) and pen support. Asus combines a Tiger Lake U processor with… Read more

Desktop PCs and notebooks at Aldi: office computers for 500 euros in all branches

Aldi is adding three Medion PCs to its range, including two desktop towers and a notebook. The desktop PC Akoya E 63007 comes for 500 Euro in all southern and northern branches. With Intel’s six-core processor Core i5 – 9400, 15 GByte DDR4 – 2666 – RAM, 512 GByte PCI-Express SSD and Wi-Fi 6 (WLAN… Read more

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom review: Big, bold and bassy

(Pocket-lint) – Ultimate Ears has made a name for itself by producing portable speakers capable of big sound. From the Boom to the Megaboom, there was only one way to go: bigger, badder, bassier. That’s exactly where the Hyperboom comes into the equation, acting as a totally different offering for Ultimate Ears. Although the Hyperboom… Read more

Intel Pentium Gold 7505 and Celeron 6305 – Tiger Lake budget CPU

At the beginning of September, Intel officially presented the first processors 11 generation for laptops called Tiger Lake. The new Intel Core units offer higher performance and a completely new integrated graphics chip Intel Iris Xe Graphics – today you will read our premiere article about one of such processors. Meanwhile, it is known for… Read more

Sony Extra Bass SRS-XB43 review: Plug-in disco

(Pocket-lint) – When we first plugged in the Sony XB43 it winked and flashed its lights at us. Hold up, isn’t this a speaker? Yes, but Sony’s Extra Bass range goes a step further in providing a disco-tastic array to go along with your tunes. Herein, we suspect, is the moment when many people stop… Read more