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Omen Obelisk : HP pulls out its new PC Fixed Gaming at Affordable Price

Following the announcement of Pavilion Gaming and Omen laptops last spring, HP now introduces a scalable machine for gamers with passion. A few hours before the opening of GamesCom in Cologne, HP announces the release of a brand new desktop gamer PC, the OMEN Obelisk. The American manufacturer announces this machine as simple, efficient and … Read more

Amazon Fire TV Cube is now official: a speaker and an all-in-one Fire TV

After months of speculation, Amazon presents its next Amazon streaming player, Fire TV Cube, to be released in the US. On 21 June, we expect it to appear in the UK and other markets in due course. The device is a natural development of other Amazon TV-enabled media players. We already have the Fire TV … Read more

BLIPS Thin Photo Microscopy Lens For Making Your Smartphone A digital Microscope

BLIPS Thin film lens is really cool , you will surely like this as small partner for photography. Do not miss it what this small lens can do.

NVIDIA Releases GeForce 456.71 Game Ready Drivers for Call of Duty Cold War and Fixes Multiple Bugs

NVIDIA today released the latest version of its GeForce software, the 456.71 Game Ready drivers, ready for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (beta). These drivers not only include optimization for Activision gaming but also provide support for NVIDIA Reflex, a technology that reduces latency throughout the system. In addition, the drivers fix a … Read more

Gionee M7 comes with 6-inch Full Vision display and reduced frames

Gionee has targeted fashion phones with few frames with the M7. In its 157 × 76 × 7.2 mm it includes a screen of six inches with resolution 2160 × 1080 pixels, that takes advantage of the frontal quite well. It is an atypical resolution but will appear on more and more Chinese devices, following the trail of what … Read more

Intel Core i9-11900 appears in CPU-Z and here are its performance results

A user named HXL was able to get a technical sample of the Core i9-11900 to see how it performs. Intel is getting ready to launch its new 11th generation Core processors “Rocket Lake-S” and there are already some chips running around in testing. Intel Core i9-11900 appears in CPU-Z and we see its performance … Read more

Zip Slip vulnerability affects thousands of projects in multiple ecosystems

Security researchers today revealed details of a critical vulnerability affecting open source libraries that handle archives. Discovered by Synk researchers, the “Zip Slip” vulnerability is a problem in the way encoders, plug-ins and libraries have implemented the process of decompressing an archived archive. Many file formats, including tar, jar, war, war, cpio, apk, rar, and … Read more

AMD reported Q1 2021 profits of $3.445 billion, up 93% from 2020

AMD has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2021 (Q1 2021), revealing that the company grossed $3.445 billion, a 93% increase over the same period in 2020. However, this represents a 69% decline from Q4 2020 ($1.781 million) and reveals the serious bottleneck issues the company is experiencing by relying solely on … Read more

Huawei Mate 20 Pro Face Detection can be fooled easily

When iPhone X came out, many people claimed they could cheat with its FaceID. Well, it looks like the new Huawei Mate 20 Pro has similar problems. The Android Pit site accidentally discovered that one of its editors could easily unlock his partner’s Mate 20 Pro. As we saw in the photos, they have a … Read more

AMD EPYC captured 2% of the server market in 2018

A recent DRAMeXchange report has shown that AMD has succeeded in increasing its market share in the server segment by up to 2%. Compared to 1% a few months ago, the figures may not be very high, but given that the server market itself is a multi-million dollar industry, these digit gains could make millions … Read more