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InXile working on new first-person RPG in Unreal Engine 5

Matthew Wilson 1 min ago Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming InXile has primarily been known for its high quality isometric RPGs over the years, particularly with Wasteland 2 and more recently, Wasteland 3. Looking ahead though, InXile will be trying its hand at first-person RPGs with one of its next projects. Since being acquired… Read more

Elon Musk is the richest person in the world with just under 190 billion US dollars

The CEO of electric car maker Tesla and space company SpaceX, Elon Musk, is with an estimated net worth of 188, 5 billion US Dollar the richest man in the world. This comes from Thursday’s Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Accordingly, Musk has replaced Amazon founder Jeff Bezos as the richest man in the world, whose fortune… Read more

More security for OpenShift: Red Hat wants to take over StackRox

In the future, StackRox will belong to Red Hat, with the planned takeover of the Kubernetes security provider, the software manufacturer primarily wants to strengthen its OpenShift. The latter is Red Hat’s cloud management platform, which combines a Kubernetes distribution with other services and support for corporate use. Red Hat wants to integrate the StackRox… Read more

Federal government: More than 60,000 Windows 7 PCs in use

As Hardwareluxx reported on Monday, Windows 7 itself is enjoying great popularity over a year after the end of support. However, this does not only apply to private users. The federal government and the federal ministries also currently have a total of 63. 922 Computers are used on which the operating system, which is now… Read more

Windows 7, at least 100 million users still use it today

Analyzing data from different sources you can get an estimate of how many users are still using Microsoft’s operating system, which hasn’t received security updates for about a year di Nino Grasso published on 08 January 2021 , at 08: 01 in the Operating Systems channel Microsoft Windows The story that happened with Windows XP… Read more

Microsoft Edge rolls out cross-platform tab and history sync

Microsoft’s Edge browser is based on Chromium, an open-source web browsing platform from Google that’s also the basis for other browsers like Opera and Amazon Silk. The browser has proven to be quite a popular option for those who’d rather not use Chrome. The latest feature that enables cross-sync for open tabs and browsing history… Read more

The federal government wants to modernize 130,000 computer workstations in eight years

The 2015 launched billion dollar “IT Consolidation Bund” initiative is now set to slowly take off this year after many setbacks take up. The federal government has decided on a “sequence plan”, according to which from April 69 projects for an upgrade of the IT -Infrastructures in 69 ministries and authorities in four waves up… Read more

Windows 7 still running on over 100 million PCs

Microsoft ended support for Windows 7 back in January 2020 and while it looked like the ageing OS was in decline over the course of last year, Windows 7 installs had a slight uptick in the later months of last year. At this point, it appears that at least 100 million PCs are still running… Read more

Tactical Rogue-lite Crying Suns is free on the Epic Games Store

Mustafa Mahmoud 9 hours ago Featured Tech News, Online, PC, Software & Gaming With the Epic Games Store’s daily free game offerings having officially concluded with the end of the year, the digital storefront has now returned to free games being offered on a weekly basis. Following on from last week’s offering of Jurassic World… Read more

Cancelled Tomb Raider game resurfaces online with playable alpha build

Back in 2006, Core Design was hired to work on a remake of the original Tomb Raider. The remake would have released on Sony’s PSP, celebrating the game’s 10th anniversary. The project was ultimately cancelled in a near-completed state. Now, the development build has leaked, giving us a look at what could have been. Tomb… Read more

Windows 7: Federal government had extra support in 2020 cost almost 2 million euros

The number of computers in the federal ministries and subordinate authorities that are still operated with Windows 7 is significantly higher than previously assumed. In second gear, the federal government is now going from “at least 51. 479 Clients “on which the operating system is still running that Microsoft has been using since 14. January… Read more

Best laptop for kids 2021: Affordable and robust computers to help them learn

(Pocket-lint) – Now more than ever, if your child needs to do school work at home, or watch TV on a screen that doesn’t take up the main family TV, you might be considering whether to buy them a laptop pretty soon. Best tablet for kids: Hardy devices for young people to enjoy For most… Read more

How to set up two-factor authentication on your online accounts

Just about any account you own on the internet is prone to being hacked. After numerous widespread breaches through the past few years, tech companies have been working together to develop a standard that would make passwords a thing of the past, replacing them with more secure methods like biometric or PIN-based logins that do… Read more

Lenovo announces IdeaPad 5G, IdeaPad 5 Pro and Tab P11: here are specifications and prices

Two laptops and one Android tablet among the innovations introduced by Lenovo at the CES 2021. Here’s everything you need to know about the new products by Nino Grasso published 07 January 2021 , at 15: 01 in the Laptops channel Lenovo IdeaPad In response to people’s changing needs during the COVID pandemic – 19… Read more

Amazon pledges two billion dollars for housing promotion in the US

The world’s largest online retailer, Amazon, is following the example of other large US tech companies and announcing a multi-billion dollar package of measures for affordable housing. Overall, the company promises to provide around $ 2 billion in funding for affordable housing in its key U.S. locations. Funding in the form of loans According to… Read more