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Ubisoft partners with Lucasfilm for open-world Star Wars game

Mustafa Mahmoud 4 hours ago Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming, Tech News Ever since 2013 when it was announced that EA would be the exclusive publisher of Star Wars games, many fans expressed disappointment at the fact that they wouldn’t get to see some of their favourite developers tackle the IP. While the agreement… Read more

CES 2021: ASUS unveils slew of new gaming monitors

Dominic Moass 5 hours ago CES, Featured Tech News, Monitors, Tech News ASUS has certainly been busy at CES 2021. We’ve seen new notebooks, gaming laptops, Z590 motherboards and new peripherals, but now ASUS ROG has unveiled five new gaming monitors. These include 4K HDMI 2.1 screens, 240Hz 1440p displays and even a portable 144Hz… Read more

GPU supply expected to remain ‘lean’ through Q1 2021

Dominic Moass 6 hours ago Featured Tech News, Graphics There’s no denying the last few months have been a disaster for GPU availability. New products from both AMD and Nvidia have proven very hard to come by, and prices have shot up as a result of the scarce supply. Nvidia EVP and CFO, Colette Kress, recently commented… Read more

CES 2021: ASUS shows off its latest ROG laptops

With the launch of the RTX 30 series laptop GPUs and Ryzen 5000H mobile processors, ASUS is updating its laptop lineup with a few new additions, including the compact ROG Flow X13, 15-inch and 17-inch Strix Scar and G laptops, and the new Zephyrus Duo 15 SE. Based on the specifications of these new ASUS laptops,… Read more

Broadband for everyone: Breton is steaming up the planned EU satellite internet

The still fresh mind game in EU circles of operating your own satellite Internet and focusing on a particularly high degree of availability, security and resilience should quickly take shape. “My goal is to move forward quickly,” emphasized EU Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton on Tuesday at the 13 . European space conference. He therefore… Read more

macOS 11: Apple seems to be rowing back when circumventing the firewall

Apple is apparently taking back a controversial innovation from macOS 11: An exclusion list that has been integrated into the operating system so far, with which the manufacturer filters its own network services exempting local firewalls is apparently being deleted. Programs like the firewall Little Snitch or the data-saving tool Trip Mode are no longer… Read more

2020 was one of the three hottest years in a century and a half

The Corona year 2020 was one of the three hottest years since temperature records began in the middle of 19. Century. The World Weather Organization (WMO) confirmed December forecasts in Geneva on Thursday. The WMO reported that 2020 almost broke all previous records. Only the naturally occurring cooling weather phenomenon La Niña caused a slight… Read more

Briefly informed: inventory data information, CES, Corona-Warn-App, TikTok

Opposition warns of new attack on digital civil rights Representatives of all opposition factions have sharply criticized the bill with which the grand coalition wants to adapt the provisions on the provision of inventory data to the requirements of the Federal Constitutional Court. The FDP network expert Manuel Höferlin fears that this threatens the “next… Read more

Samsung's smartphones Galaxy S21, S21 +, S21 Ultra: more powerful and cheaper

Samsung also has the first unpacked event of the year 2021 reserved for the S-Class and the smartphone portfolio expanded three times: Galaxy S 21, S 21 + and S 21 Ultra will be on the market this month – and they’ll be a little cheaper than the Galaxy S 20 last year. The Samsung… Read more

Sysdig observed a shift left at Container Security

The platform provider Sysdig, which focuses on Secure DevOps, has presented its annual “Container Security and Usage Report” for the fourth time. In the output for 2021, Sysdig comes to the conclusion that more and more users are attaching greater importance to security and monitoring. Almost three-quarters (74 percent) of the DevOps teams surveyed scan… Read more

CES: Intel Mini PCs: Dozens of NUC 11 with Tiger Lake CPUs and one with GeForce GPU

Intel has launched the mini-PC generation parallel to the consumer electronics fair CES NUC 11 announced. For the first time, the models are based on 10 – nanometers -Processors in-house after the NUC – 10 -PCs exclusively with the 11 nm CPUs Comet Lake-U (Core i – 3200 U) published. Dozens of different NUC are… Read more

PSA's newest power box: the Citroën ë-Berlingo e-van

After ë-Jumpy and ë-Jumper, the new Citroën ë-Berlingo has electrified the entire range of PSA commercial vehicles. Intended for the city, top speed and long ranges do not play a major role in the electrified vans. Rather, it is about locally emission-free driving in the city, due to ever increasing restrictions on traffic with combustion… Read more

Microsoft cloud: 250 GByte files now welcome

Microsoft is raising the maximum file size in its cloud services to 250 GB. Previously represented in Microsoft 365 the limit 100 GByte The change affects, among other things, SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive. In the announcement, Microsoft explains that the software breaks down the files for the upload and the individual Segments encrypted with their… Read more

Deutsche Telekom: data tariffs are getting more volume

Deutsche Telekom has announced revised data tariffs with additional volume at the same costs. The new data tariffs also include CombiCards and prepaid offers and should be from 19. January be bookable. Main contracts In the MagentaMobil Data tariffs S and M, the Data volume doubled, the price remains unchanged: In future there will be… Read more

iPhone as a car key: BMW will soon be using ultra broadband

BMW is expanding the functions of the iPhone car key: With the “Digital Key Plus”, in addition to the near-radio technology NFC, ultra-broadband (UWB) will also be supported in the future, as the car manufacturer has now announced. This makes it possible to unlock the vehicle with the digital key stored on the iPhone as… Read more