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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

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

Samsung pushes September security patch for Galaxy S7 series

Despite officially no longer being supported the Galaxy S7 duo is now receiving the September 2020 security patch. The two early 2016 phones were previously on the March 2020 security patch Update changelog The new update is currently rolling out in Canada and the UK and weighs in just under 70MB. The Galaxy S7 gets… Read more

Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite in FCC – we know the look and specification of the watch

Xiaomi is very efficient at moving both in the segments of smart mobile devices and all kinds of wearable gadgets. The Mi Band bands offer a great design and specification for relatively little money. The issue of watches looks a bit worse. Xiaomi Mi Watch, despite its attractive form and very good technical specification, cannot… Read more

AMD today releases new Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards – io-tech follows live

Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, talks about the new Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards starting at 18. 00 AMD will release today at 18: 00 new Radeon RX 6000 – series graphics cards. io-tech will be following the release closely and at the same time we will be broadcasting a race studio-like live stream… Read more

Career Reboot: Why Rebooting Has Never Been So Easy For Developers

Not long ago there were persistent prejudices about the private and professional life of programmers: long working days in gray, narrow offices, people continue programming in their free time, and come to the sun People in this profession don’t do that too often. There are also steep hierarchies and little decision-making power. In short: the… Read more

Water ice on the Moon may be easier to reach than we thought, new studies claim

New observations of the Moon reveal that lunar water may be more accessible than originally thought. The new data is particularly exciting for NASA, which hopes to leverage the Moon’s resources — notably water ice embedded in the soil — to help future astronauts live and work on the lunar surface. In one study, researchers… Read more

NASA: There is water in the areas of the Moon illuminated by the Sun near the Earth. A fundamental discovery!

NASA is holding a press conference in which he announced the discovery of the presence of water in the areas illuminated by the Sun (on the face near the Earth) of the Moon. A fundamental discovery for the Artemis missions. by Mattia Speroni published 26 October 2020 , at 17: 28 in the Science and… Read more

Researchers find new evidence of water on the moon

US researchers have found new evidence of water on the moon. There are indications of water molecules on the surface as well as areas on the moon where water could be permanently preserved as ice, report two teams of scientists in the journal Nature Astronomy. Water resources on the moon would be particularly important for… Read more

IAEA: Without nuclear power, climate goals are unattainable – Germany takes a special route

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, is convinced that it is practically impossible to achieve the global climate targets without nuclear power. In this respect, the end of nuclear energy decided for 2022 in Germany is politically legitimate, but not scientifically justifiable with regard to the climate and the two-degree… Read more

One hour for free – clocks are set back on Sunday morning

Sleep an hour longer: In Germany, summer time ends on Sunday morning. Punctually at 3. 24 will be on 25. October the clocks set back one hour to 2 . Then normal time applies again until the end of March, often called winter time. At the 28. March 2021 the hands are turned forward again… Read more

Best outdoor lights for your garden or yard 2020

(Pocket-lint) – As summer rolls around and especially given the time we’ve all got to spend at home right now, it can be a great comfort to spend long evenings in the garden, as the sun sets. The best robot lawn mowers: Sit back and watch your grass get trimmed Of course, the issue with… Read more

Parasound Zphono XRM

Our Verdict Despite a cramped rear panel and relatively plain design, the Zphono XRM packs in all the high-end performance, power and functionality you could ever want from a phono preamp. For Continously variable load impedance Rumble (high-pass) filter Balanced outputs Against RCA terminals too close together No standby mode No-frills chassis Aus Hi-Fi mag… Read more

The premiere of Huawei x Gentle Monster Eyewear II and FreeBuds Studio

During today’s Huawei event, the Mate series of smartphones played the first fiddle 40. However, the show did not end there. Among the novelties, there is a cheaper version of the Huawei Sound X speaker, simply named as Huawei Sound, priced at 199 euro. The manufacturer also showed the second generation of smart glasses –… Read more

Dangerous gaps in Cisco network protection and management software

Admins who use Cisco software such as Firepower Management Center or Firepower Threat Defense to protect and manage networks should update them. The network equipment supplier lists the affected devices in its security center. The most dangerous is a CSRF vulnerability in FXOS software Firepower Chassis Manager. Put attacker successfully at the loophole (CVE –… Read more