The repair website iFixit today shared a video teardown of the base model 13-inch MacBook Air with the M3 chip and 256GB of storage, and it shows that this configuration is equipped with two 128GB flash storage chips. This change results in significantly faster SSD speeds compared to the equivalent MacBook Air with the M2 […]
Read MoreChoosing a gaming keyboard is a very personal experience. Every gamer has a different library of favorites and varying play styles that require different features. So when a keyboard comes along that provides actuation customization, it’s worth a look. The Razer Huntsman V2 Analog turned our heads back in 2021 when it launched, and it […]
Read MoreA report of a GPU security flaw appeared online, reported by Trail of Bits. According to the researchers, millions of Apple iPhones and MacBooks, along with devices with AMD or Qualcomm chips, are affected. The issue, neatly called LeftoverLocals, is with GPU memory that stores AI data, which uses the graphics unit rather than the […]
Read MoreA security vulnerability that could allow attackers to access sensitive data has been discovered in some Apple silicon GPUs. A recent investigation by cybersecurity firm Trail of Bits discovered the security flaw, named “LeftoverLocals,” which allows attackers with local access to a device to retrieve data processed in the GPU’s local memory. The issue is […]
Read MoreGoogle has issued a critical security update for Chrome on macOS, Windows, and Linux that fixes a zero-day vulnerability in the browser. On Tuesday, Google in a Chrome stable channel update said it “is aware that an exploit for CVE-2023-6345 exists in the wild.” Google has not provided further details about the CVE-2023-6345 exploit, which […]
Read MoreThe Fitbit Charge 6 is a fitness, health, and sports tracker all in one that now also wants to behave more like a smartwatch. The Google Pixel Watch 2 is now a Fitbit smartwatch in all but name, but the Charge 6 feels like Google’s first fitness tracker, even it it retains the iconic Fitbit […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Microsoft recently integrated DALL-E 3 into Bing Image Creator, which allows the tool to make realistic images and a wide range of artwork by following simple prompts. Shortly after DALL-E 3 integration launched, Microsoft rolled out increased censorship on the tool, going as far as to restrict content made by […]
Read MoreA massive Mali GPU security flaw that virtually affects millions of Samsung phones running on Exynos chipsets was confirmed last year in November. Since then, this Mali vulnerability became a part of a chain that hackers successfully exploited to lead unsuspecting Samsung Internet users to malicious websites. And although that particular exploit chain was broken, […]
Read MoreThe Galaxy Z Fold 4 is arguably the best foldable smartphone released in 2022, as it offers a great balance of build quality, cameras, software, and battery life. But that doesn’t mean there’s no room for improvement. The company needs to fix a design flaw that can bring it closer to the recently released foldable […]
Read MoreIn June, a vast new vertical farm opened on the outskirts of the English town Bedford. At a swanky opening event, members of the UK Parliament heard that the gleaming facility would one day produce 20 million plants annually. It was the latest opening for Infarm, a European vertical farming company that had raised over $600 […]
Read MoreThe AirPods Max has been out for a while and has been a polarizing product for many Apple fans. The overhead headphones have come back in a massive way and have become a huge fashion trend in 2022. It’s polarizing due to a few reasons: some claim that the wireless headphones aren’t a great fit […]
Read MoreThis week, Apple released critical software updates for Safari which fix a security flaw that exists in the browser across iPhone, iPad, and Mac platforms. Here’s what you need to know. Specifically, the platform-wide fix is for a vulnerability in Safari’s Webkit engine that Apple believes may have been “actively exploited” in the wild by […]
Read MoreEver since it got caught in the US vs. China crossfire, Huawei has had to develop its own software solutions, as it’s banned from using Google’s. One of those is AppGallery, and it’s basically Huawei’s version of the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. AppGallery apparently has a pretty huge issue, one which, according […]
Read MoreSamsung has addressed the so-called ‘Dirty Pipe’ security vulnerability discovered on Galaxy S22 devices earlier last month. Even though a few other online sources have recently misrepresented the changelog for the April 2022 security patch, Samsung has indeed addressed the CVE-2022-0847 vulnerability (a.k.a. Dirty Pipe) with its latest firmware release. CVE-2022-0847 ‘Dirty Pipe’ was deemed […]
Read MoreSamsung is pretty adept at delivering security updates to its vast repertoire of devices, very often before Google gets around to it. However, many Samsung smartphones sold over the past few years shipped with an embarrassing security flaw that could let hackers extract sensitive information from the devices. Multiple generations of Samsung phones were afflicted […]
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