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Microsoft launches a tool to permanently remove Flash Player from our computer

by Jordi Bercial 6 hours ago … It’s no surprise that Adobe Flash Player is more than dead , as it has been predicting for years, but its official date of end of support It will be this month of December , where both Adobe and Microsoft will officially stop providing support for this piece… Read more

Seagate will begin shipping its 20TB capacity hard drives to customers this December

by Jordi Bercial 6 hours ago … Just yesterday we were talking about Western Digital had partnered with Dropbox to start rating the units of 20 Company TB , something that predicted a near launch for all customers who wanted units of this type, but now it is Seagate who ensures that their units of… Read more

Qualcomm Introduces Immersive Home Platform to Provide Wifi 6 and 6E to Mesh Routers

by Jordi Bercial 6 hours ago … Qualcomm today introduced the Immersive Home Platform , a platform that will provide support for Wifi 6 and Wifi 6E to Mesh routers to increase their speed and bandwidth while maintaining the great coverage extension capabilities that this router architecture is capable of providing to its users. In… Read more

Logitech ERGO M575: Mouse-trackball with an ergonomic profile

Many hours in front of the computer can result in various health problems, which initially appear as seemingly harmless wrist or neck discomfort. Therefore, it is worth taking care of work ergonomics. So if you are currently looking for a comfortable pointing device, then it’s a good idea, because Logitech today introduced a new, ergonomic,… Read more

Corsair introduces the new Hydro X Series XC5 RGB water block

RGB color lighting is becoming more and more fashionable. Most players now think that the more lights the better. All manufacturers release whole series of RGB LED products to meet the expectations of customers as much as possible. So we have illuminated not only peripheral accessories, but also key components for our computers. Corsair has… Read more

Pro1 X: The first XDA smartphone with a sliding physical keyboard

XDA-Developers is not only an editorial office that provides English-language information to fans of mobile technologies. It is also an extensive forum and active users who contribute to various variations on the Android operating system. It turns out that XDA intends to go a step further to implement its ventures. Well, on the Idiegogo crowdfunding… Read more

Kingston released the ultra-light HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse

Pulsefire Haste, which relies on the honeycomb structure, weighs only 59 grams without its cord. Very light mice have been on a clear lift lately, and Kingston isn’t going to be left out. The company has released a new gaming mouse weighing only 59 under its HyperX gaming brand. HyperX Pulsefire Haste, like most of… Read more

Nintendo is bringing ‘Cloud Versions’ of games to Switch, including Control and Hitman 3

Home / Software & Gaming / Nintendo is bringing ‘Cloud Versions’ of games to Switch, including Control and Hitman 3 Matthew Wilson 3 hours ago Software & Gaming Nintendo has experimented with cloud versions of games in Japan previously, with ‘cloud version’ releases for both Resident Evil VII and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Now, cloud versions… Read more

Sony sold as many PS5s in first 12 hours as PS4 did in 12 weeks

Mustafa Mahmoud 6 hours ago Console, Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming As we reach the precipice of the launch of the next generation consoles, there’s no denying that anticipation and hype is at its climax. While the launch of any console is exciting, it appears as though demand for the PlayStation 5 is especially… Read more

Epic Games rejects Apple's theft allegations

Epic Games defends itself against Apple’s repeated allegations of theft: The iPhone company has no “right to the fruits of our labor”, the Fortnite developer now emphasized. The purchases made in the app are ultimately money that players spend on Fortnite content and thus the work of “Epic’s artists, designers and developers” – Apple has… Read more

Xbox Series S in pictures: Our first look at the 1440p Xbox

(Pocket-lint) – Although we can’t yet reveal what the Xbox Series S is like when switched on, we can share our own pictures of it out of the box and give you our first impressions on the size and build quality. Microsoft claims that it is the smallest Xbox yet and that’s no exaggeration. If… Read more

Best phono preamps 2020: budget to high-end

Home Best-buys (Image credit: Vertere) Best phono preamps Buying Guide: Welcome to What Hi-Fi?’s round-up of the best phono preamps you can buy in 2020. A phono preamp (aka phono stage) raises your turntable’s output to make it compatible with modern amps. At the same time, it adds standardised equalisation. So why do you need… Read more

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds

Our Verdict The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds deliver an energetic, balanced sound and brilliant noise-cancelling. A serious candidate for best-in-class For Exciting, entertaining sound Superb balance Impressive noise-cancelling Against No volume controls Average battery life When Bose launches a new pair of QuietComfort headphones, the tech world sits up and takes notice. After all, it’s a… Read more

Huawei Mate 40 Pro disassembled, have a peak inside

The same Chinese tech blog that gave us a look inside the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro now brings the teardown of the Huawei Mate 40 Pro. The disassembly is the usual process of heating up the phone so that the adhesive holding its glass plate to the frame can loosen and then be pried… Read more

Apple’s iPhone 12 seems to have a secret reverse wireless charging feature

Apple’s iPhone 12 lineup has the ability to wirelessly charge an external accessory, according to a series of newly unveiled FCC filings that just went public yesterday. The documents first spotted by VentureBeat’s Jeremy Horwitz say the phone “supports a built-in inductive charging transmitter and receiver.” Apple has not officially announced any such functionality that… Read more