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Google delivers Open Source ClusterFuzz, an infrastructure for random data inspection

Fuzzing (or random data checking) is a technique for testing software. The idea is to inject random data into the input of a program. If the program fails (e.g. by crashing or generating an error), there are flaws to fix. It is effective in detecting memory corruption errors that often have serious security consequences. Manually … Read more

Samsung is preparing its first blockchain mobile with encrypted cryptocurrency wallets

Blockchain smartphones are far from being a trend, but Samsung can be one more to launch such a device that is prepared for encryption. At least that’s what three of the company’s trademark applications suggest in connection with the topic discovered on the Galaxy Club website. Following the way of HTC and Sirin Labs, it … Read more

OculusHomeless: Using Dash without Home 2.0

With the Oculus Home, Oculus wants to offer you a virtual home from which you can relax and enter the virtual reality. However, not everyone likes a virtual roof over their head and that’s why a resourceful developer published OculusHomeless on Reddit to save resources. OculusHomeless: Using Dash without Home 2.0 With OculusHomeless you won’t … Read more

Intel Core i9-9980XE filtered in 3DMark Timespy CPU test

The first performance results of the Core X series processor Core i9-9980XE have been released. Performance tests show slight increases over the current Core i9-7980XE due to higher clock frequencies and an improved thermal design. Earlier this month, Intel made many announcements for its line of desktop CPUs. The ninth generation of Core S and … Read more

AMD Ryzen Pro 7, Ryzen Pro 5 & Ryzen Pro 3 processors For Professionals

The new family of AMD processors has been introduced, AMD Ryzen Pro. The so called AMD Ryzen Professional series of processors. The new AMD Ryzen Pro processors are unique for the community of players and hardware enthusiasts. The monolithic design of its processors allows adding more cores that favor the CPU tasks for fast performance. For example, the new batch of DirectX 12 video games that will give a better use to these extra cores. We will expect it as the base competitor for Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7, which has enjoyed an absolute market dominance for years.

ASUS ROG MAXIMUS IX APEX Motherboard Using Intel Z270 Chipset

ASUS ROG MAXIMUS IX APEX Motherboard Specifications on February 2017. ASUS will release the Extended ATX motherboard “ROG MAXIMUS IX APEX” using the Intel Z270 chipset from February 24. The price is an open, and the expected shop front price is expected to be around 381 Dollars.

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ADATA launches the UE700 Pro USB flash drive with 256 GB capacity

ADATA today introduced the USB stick UE700 Pro. With read/write speeds of up to 360/180 MB/s and up to 256 GB storage capacity. The device offers the user fast data transfer and can store a great number of movies, videos and other data in high resolution. In addition, it has an ultra-flat 7mm form factor … Read more

Samsung announces its Odyssey G9: 49″ QLED 5120 × 1440 @ 240Hz monitor

Samsung keeps surprising us with its monitors and has now launched the Odyssey G9, a monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio and a QLED panel from 49″ with a resolution of 5120×1440 and a refresh rate of 240Hz and a response time of 1ms. An additional improvement is the support of HDR1000, in other words, … Read more

Gigabyte Aorus Z690: A range of new motherboards for 12th generation alder lake Alder Lake

The AORUS Z690 series brings all the benefits of the new Intel chipset to take full advantage of the new Intel Core Alder Lake processors and features new technologies like PCIe 5.0 interface, Thunderbolt 4, and Wi-Fi 6E, and 10Gbps Ethernet. Gigabyte is another manufacturer to launch a series of Z690 motherboards from the AORUS … Read more

Facebook eliminates more than five thousand targeting opportunities to prevent discrimination

Facebook will eliminate more than 5,000 targeting opportunities to prevent discrimination in ads. Advertisers must not hide their advertising from people who have an interest in topics such as “Islamic culture”, “Buddhism” or “Indian culture”. The measure follows an official complaint by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) against Facebook, according to … Read more