Replacement

Apple extends repair program for MacBook Pro 13 with display problems

Some MacBook Pro models 13 sold between 2016 and the 2018 may have screen backlight problems: Apple has started a replacement campaign in 2019, and these days it has decided to extend it by Andrea Bai published 18 January 2021 , at 10: 41 in the Apple channel Apple MacBook Apple has decided to extend… Read more

Samsung smartphone repairs may be hindered by the manufacturer. Koreans are walking the path of Apple

Repairs of smartphones carried out in other than authorized points are much cheaper than in services “anointed” by the manufacturer of the device. Nevertheless, repairs using poor-quality replacements or the wrong tools often result in damage to the phone or deterioration of its usability. For this reason, Apple applies a rather aggressive policy that effectively… Read more

Missing Link: No more going to a store! What speaks for the mail order business

Readers who invest emotionally in products are often bothered by the term “faulty design” in product tests. The meme has prevailed that technical progress has done something like this very rarely. The opposite is true. Advances in production are overshadowed by excessive complexity that leads to more accidental misconstruction than ever in history. Tesla built… Read more

NASA SLS test does not go as expected, problems with one of the engines

NASA SLS conducted in the evening ( Italian time) yesterday a hot fire test but it did not go as expected! Instead of taking about 8 minutes, the test was stopped after just over a minute due to a problem with an RS engine – 25. by Mattia Speroni published 17 January 2021 , at… Read more

Missing Link: No more going to a store! What speaks for the mail order business

Readers who invest emotionally in products are often bothered by the term “faulty design” in product tests. The meme has prevailed that technical progress has done something like this very rarely. The opposite is true. Advances in production are overshadowed by excessive complexity that leads to more accidental misconstruction than ever in history. Tesla built… Read more

Samsung Galaxy Fit2, is an excellent alternative to Xiaomi's Mi Band: our test

Samsung’s bracelet doesn’t cost much more than the Mi Band and has everything you need on a product of the category, including an autonomy of over a week in common use. We have tried it and we will tell you how it is by Nino Grasso published 16 January 2021 , at 16: 31 in… Read more

MacBook Pro of the future: via the TouchBar and the MagSafe returns, here are the analyst's predictions

Ming-Chi Kuo provides that next MacBook Pro, scheduled for market debut in the third quarter, will bring several surprises: goodbye to the TouchBar, MagSafe is back and there will be more connection ports by Andrea Bai published on 15 January 2021 , at 18: 01 in the Apple channel Apple MacBook The analyst Ming-Chi Kuo,… Read more

iOS 14.4: Apple warns of replacement cameras

Users of repaired iPhones with replacement components that do not come from Apple itself will have to live with an additional warning in the future. After third-party batteries and third-party screens, Apple also has a review in iOS 14. 4, which is currently available as a second beta of the camera module. If the camera… Read more

Here’s our first look at Windows 10X in use

Microsoft announced Windows 10X back in 2019 as an operating system designed for use on dual-screen devices. Then last year, the company changed direction, and announced that it would be pivoted to work on single-screen devices, such as laptops. While the OS is yet to release, a near-final working build of the OS has leaked,… Read more

ASUS attaches great importance to durability with ROG Gladius III and Gladius III Wireless

The Gladius is the top gaming mouse from ASUS. At the CES 2021 the third generation has now been unveiled – in both a wired and a wireless version. ASUS emphasizes that they want to consistently develop the mouse. The ROG Gladius III models receive a new hybrid mouse shape that is said to be… Read more

Star Wars: Ubisoft develops open world Star Wars game

Disney recently breathed new life into the Lucasfilm Games brand. At the same time it was announced that Bethesda was working on an Indina Jones game at Machine Games, and now the next surprise follows. As the news portal Wired reported, Ubisoft has apparently succeeded in securing the licenses for the production of an open-world… Read more

Nikon D3500 and Nikon D5600 may be out of production soon

by Mattia Speroni, published on 14 January 2021, at 13: 21 ?? Nikon D 3500 and Nikon D 5600 may be out of production soon, according to the company’s Japanese website. In their place, APS-C mirrorless cameras could arrive that will position themselves below Nikon Z 50. ? We would like to point out right… Read more

CES 2021: Samsung to include AMD Radeon graphics in Exynos 2100 replacement

That Samsung and AMD had started a collaboration to integrate graphics Radeon in their Exynos chips we know since already the year 2019 when both companies announced it. A few months later they specified that it would arrive in 2021 and last year we knew the first benchmarks of some prototypes that showed a great… Read more

Corsair 5000X Case Review: a Majestic Tower of Glass Opulence

Our Verdict Corsair’s 5000X RGB is a beast of an enclosure, offering a solid foundation for big, majestic RGB builds – but you have to throw in a lot of extra fans for it to make sense over the less-costly Obsidian 4000X. For So much tempered glass Added side intake for better thermal performance Big,… Read more

The best of CES 2021: 9 product and technology highlights

Home News (Image credit: Samsung) We’ve had Sony’s Airpeak drone, Samsung’s butler robot for your washing-up needs, tuneable glasses that let you adjust lens strength, and pretty much a health-checking app for everything. Indeed, while CES 2021 has been a markedly different affair due to its online-only format, the consumer electronics show has kept up… Read more