Friday, 21 September 2018

Trump’s Trade War With China Will Drive Up GPU Prices Again


The new tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration on China are going to hit a lot of PC components.

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Thursday, 20 September 2018

Amazon Unveils New Alexa Devices Including Upgraded Echos, Smart Microwave


The company just unveiled 11 new Alexa devices including a smart microwave and upgraded Echos.

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ET Deals: Asus Zen Pro All-in-One is $400 off at Amazon Today Only

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If your home or office is in need of a powerful PC with a superb screen, you should absolutely consider the ASUS Zen AIO Pro.

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Cardiologist Questions Accuracy of ECG Function in Apple Watch 4


Apple's new Watch 4 includes ECG and AFib monitoring capabilities, but their accuracy hasn't been proven as comprehensively as one might like.

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HTC Talks Security for Its Upcoming ‘Exodus’ Blockchain Phone


It pre-announced the blockchain-powered HTC Exodus several months ago, and now HTC's Phil Chen is talking more about how the phone will work.

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Everything You Need to Know About Nintendo Switch Online


The new Switch Online service will run you $20 per year and includes features like online play, cloud saves, and a selection of classic games. You may be thinking you already had some of that, and you'd be right.

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Google’s Chinese Search Engine Reportedly Links Results to Phone Numbers

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Google's new search engine for Chinese markets will reportedly link mobile searches to phone numbers, creating a permanent, non-anonymous record of what Chinese citizens search for.

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