Ever wondered which app requests your location at which time and
at which location? Then you might be dazzled to read that iOS13
will have a feature that allows you to check about just that. And even
better: You can grant access from there once or always.

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If you’re in the U.S.A. and crossed the border there
to either Canada or Mexico with your vehicle, then
it might be most likely that yours and your vehicle’s
license plate image has been stolen from the USBP.

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The E3 is THE expo for upcoming gaming hard- and
software. It takes place from Tuesday June 11th to
Thursday June 13th. So what does Microsoft plan to
show here? A interesting name has been heard of!

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Ever wanted to be as a hotel guest on the ISS? Got 35’000
US$ to spare per night? Well then you’re a potential
candidate for being on the ISS. The NASA plans to
commercialize the ISS a bit more to raise economy.

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Data theft is never a good thing. Be it personal data, sensitive
data or other digital data one finds valuable. In this case AMCA
(American Medical Collection Agency) was hacked and about
10 million datasets of people owing money were stolen.

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The WWDC 2019 in San José, CA is one of Apple’s bigger events mostly
dealing with the upcoming iOS, MacOS, WatchOS and TVOS versions.
In this year Apple however has added the “Oh… one more thing” spice
again. Quite unexpected yet expected at the big Apple event though…

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We all love our gadgets. The Apple Watch is in it’s 4th
generation. Like every other device with Gorilla Glass, also
the Apple Watch may get a shattered glass if it falls on it.
Will it be repairable then or is it scrap worth 400US$ then?

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When NVidia teased a possible new graphics chip,
speculations were high, that it could be a consumer
Titan RTX. Now it seems as if details came out. The
Super RTX is most likely a revamped RTX 20xx series.

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Just a few days when ASUS has presented their new
Zenbook lineup, intel has shown also a very interesting
concept of a dual-display notebook. Some videos show
how a Gaming notebook could look like!

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The GCHQ in the UK had ideas to spy on encrypted
messaging in WhatsApp. An open letter to the GCHQ
clearly stated that spying on private communication
would make users doubt the privacy of WhatsApp.

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Google has released it’s Pixel 3a, the low-budget
variant of it’s high-end flagship. Plastic is prone
to bends when it comes to heavy power from either
side of it’s area. Also the frame is plasticky.

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And NO we’re not talking about an Apple product
today eventhough Apple had some updates on their
MacBook Pro lineup (which relates to the newest
intel CPU). Today this is all about ASUS!

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Snapchat is used by a lot of people to broadcast their short videos
and other things like Memes. As Snapchat always underlines the
statement: “Your data is secure and your privacy is our concern”,
this could leave a black spot on their white vest.

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Sorry for the lack of your daily posts since May 19th,
We’re again experiencing problems with a variety of
plugins and background services that should do the
job. We’re going to release the single posts manually.

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Is nVidia afraid of Navi? Or is it the secret weapon to
keep the speed crown when it comes to 3D graphics.
The war between AMD and nVidia is still ongoing. A
recently released YT trailer is promising…

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AMD and it’s Ryzen 3000 processors are highly
anticipated. The main reason is Intel’s high price
policy. The first benchmarks of the Ryzen 3000
processor family have leaked and they look good!

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It seems as if there’s more radioactive garbage all
around the world. One of these rather unknown
ticking time bombs is on Runit Island, part of the
Marshal islands. There you’ll spot something odd!

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Intel has no luck when it comes to security issues
with it’s processors. Zombieload is another security
issue that allows reading data from inside the processor
memory (L2/L3) and even the execution pipe.

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Yesterday the OnePlus 7 Pro was introduced to the
public in a big media show. The specs look great!
But there’s one thing people don’t find too appealing.
The pop-up camera looks kinda fragile. Is that so?

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It seems as if NVidia still has some security flaws within its
Geforce Experience Driver software suite. So NVidia took
the pill and eradicated the known ones to date with updated
driver packages. Versions 425.51 and 430.64 are out now.

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Not much is known about Apple’s newest CPU that is
supposed to drive the iPhone 11 and probably any
successor of the iPad lineup. However it is known that
it is fabbed at 7nm structure width. Thanks to TSMC.

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It took a while for Intel to make 10nm processors ready for
shipment. Now it looks like as if the production of 10nm
chips is running stable. Intel says that it will start shipping
Ice Lake mobile processors in June now.

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When it comes to camera sensors for mobile devices,
Samsung is first to release new image sensors that have
more MP, more clarity in darkness and also a very fast
shutter time. The new Isocell GW1 and GM2 are here!

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While Dolby Cinema is a topic since 2014, There are not many
cineplexes that have at least one Dolby Cinema capable cinema
available. in London, UK the first one has opened it’s doors in
January 2019, now in Munich, D the next one will open soon.

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Office, Microsoft, Cloud. Three words that are a
trigger when it comes to privacy and safety of your
private data. It seems as if Microsoft is going to
improve data protection… but not for all!

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OnePlus has confirmed that the 7 Pro will have a HDR10+ capable display,
With this feature, users can enjoy HDR10+ content on their phone. Netflix
and YouTube for example deliver HDR10+ content via their online video
services already but there are no phones with HDR10+-displays yet.

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It appears as if Firefox has some problems with Addon installation
and activation. If your Firefox is Version 66.0.3 and older, you’ll find
most if not all of your addons being deactivated. Reason for this is
an expired SSL-certificate that is used by Firefox and mozilla.

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Vinyl records are DJ’s tool for music and mixing. The normal Vinyl records can hold
up to 25 minutes of music per side. While in 2010 the sales of records were below 600’000 units, in 2017 wre again up to 3’100’000 units sold again. But what makes a vinyl so great compared to a Compact Disc?

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Now THIS is something you don’t see very often as a doctor in
a hospital. A Taiwanese man came there telling he accidentally
swallowed one of his AirPods. After a quick X-ray the AirPod was
located in his stomach. Did the AirPod survive this journey?

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4K video is omnipresent, YouTube has it, other video portals also,
streaming services also deliver video quality up to UltraHD. So why
isn’t Netspark’s Blog publishing videos in 4K? Well, we’ll explain
why posts with embedded(!) video is not available in 4K.

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We all know the Commodore C64 or the Amiga 500.
These two computers were the drivers of Commodore’s
era and was seen in many, MANY homes. While not only
being programming machines, they could also run games.

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Zippyshare seems to be unavailable for users from
Germany. Although this lockout is not caused from
ISPs it seems that Zippyshare is showing the result
from the recently accepted Art.13 regulation.

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