We all know Tesla and it’s CEO Elon Musk as a visionary
person with good future plans. However the car section
seems to struggle. Delays with the Model 3 are still im-
pacting the annual fiscal results. Time to act?

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WHat if your phone’s UI would adapt to the light source
outside and give you the feeling of real 3D of the UI?
It seems as if Bob Burrough has done exactly that. What
is early alpha state, looks promising though!

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The iPhone XS series is just out for 3 months, but still there are
already rumors about the upcoming generation of the iPhone.
First leaks have shown a triple-Camera in a caret design with
the soft slope like the iPhone 7/8. But now there’s a new type.

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Netflix has raised the price plans for their streaming services
just last year. Now it seems as if another raise is ahead.
According to new reports and screenshots, the middle and
Premium Tier are about to receive another raise in prices!

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The CES was a great success for most of the exhibitors.
Also SanDisk has shown some gadgets that have the
“must have” factor. One of these is a prototype of a
USB Stick that holds up to 4TB of data.

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Socionext has announced a new chip series that will
be capable of processing 8K video and send it over
HDMI v2.1 – Yes, a new version of HDMI is spotted!
But most AV components still run HDMI v2.0…

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Big images can become a challenge for older computers,
slim internet lines and mobile devices. Yet do we want to
show you images that are of very large scale, say 16MP
and up. We found a way to do so now with DeepZoom!

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Almost every bigger company of network equipment is showing
next-generation WLAN routers and switches that support the new
802.11ax standard (or WLAN Class 6). Aiming for short-range yet
high performance (up to 11Gbit/s!) they’re the next generation.

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The demand for high-capacity NVMe memory is still given.
Prices are dropping yet high-capacity modules are rather
expensive. Toshiba has unveiled the 1TB small-form factor
NVMe SSD. The 22x30mm module has one single chip!

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The CES has opened it’s gates and all major brands are
presenting their newest products. So have Lenovo, LG
and MSI shown their newest 17-inch-notebooks that
are also capable of high-quality gaming.

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The CES in Las Vegas is one of the most anticipated fairs
related to Consumer electronics. New technology is usually
shown there first and it will be a window to what we can
expect in the upcoming months from the big global players.

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Well, the fight isn’t fought yet. While Qualcomm is
probably celebrating it’s win in the first step against
Apple, Apple itself has today announced to file an
appeal against the verdict that has been issued.

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Apple is no longer allowed to sell iPhones in Germany!
The models iPhone 7, 8 and X are no longer allowed to
be sold directly by Apple! The reason is a lawsuit filed
in Germany for Apple infringing Qualcomm patents.

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Well, we all know SD memory cards, right?
We all know MiniSD memory cards, right?
We all know MicroSD memory cards, right again?
But who knows of NanoSD memory cards?

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Do you remember the times when you had to type commands in
order to play a game? No Mouse cursor, no icon, just a “C:\>”
prompt and a blinking cursor begging for a command. And if you
supply a false command, well… nothing happens!

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One would say, why fork out money for an 8K
display if there’s no material to feed it’s native
resolution with. Good point here! Indeed there
are hardly any sources to feed such panels with.

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If you ever wondered what a 2700 Euros expensive
Titan RTX would perform against a 1200 Euros
Geforce RTX 2080Ti then the following images might
give you a clue. A PC enthusiast got one of them!

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Primes are always a challenge to mankind. Especially
if they have millions of digits. M82589933 that’s the
officially detected 51st prime. But what exactly is a
Mersenne prime? Because not every prime is Mersenne!

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Stealing a pacrcel from the doorstep or porch from a
stranger might be a bad idea. This guy had his parcels
stolen multiple times so he came up with an ingenius
idea. A very clever set-up booby trap.

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After two pulls Microsoft has finally released Build 1809
for download for everyone. However this update isn’t
shown automatically and you have to manually trigger
the installation via Windows Update!

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Logitech’s Options Software is the key component to
customize the behavior of your input devices from them.
However an exploit has been discovered by the Google
Project Zero team. All users should update immediately!

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This can be a real hassle. New version of WordPress gets
rolled out and again our cronjobs to release scheduled posts
are simply gone! We wonder what ditches our cronjobs and
thus hinders WP to publish posts that are scheduled.

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In Austria a team of four scientists have managed to
communicate with each other over a fully encrypted
channel using Quantum cryptography. This might be
the first step into the next-step secure communication

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It seems as if VW is not allowed to rest when it comes to the
diesel scandal for diesel cars. Now there’s a lwasuit pending
from Baden-Wurttemberg. They state that VW has caused a
tremendous damage and attempted to hide the problems.

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Well it was only a matter of time until someone would release an
online video on “Who builds the better phone” with actual compe-
titors. Today we’ll see the Apple XS Max perform against the
Huawei Mate P20 Pro. Huawei says, they have have beat Apple!

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When Australia has passed the anti-encryption law, things couldn’t
be more worse for tech companies that sell products that warrant
one’s privacy. Apple and other technology companies have already
signalled opposition to the doubtful law. What will come next?

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It’s official: Project “Edge” has been buried by Microsoft.
It seems as if the browser engine was unable to succeed
among Chromium and Quantum. With this, the browser
engine “market” is now shared among two competitors.

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Microsoft finally seems to roll out Fall Creators update
regularly after fixing some problems with another pre-patch
Some problems were based upon a faulty graphics driver
from Intel for their HD Graphics.

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Spectre strikes again! It seems as if Intel has no time to
rest. Has Spectre V1 been digested halfway, there’s some
new competitor hitting the floor: SplitSpectre! While the
decessor requires time-critical timing for attacks, the new…

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Samsung wants to take the crown back for the best
smartphone. The S10+ seems to be the perfect tool
to do so. While Dual-Cameras are state of the art for
now, Samsung features at least 6 cameras in the S10+!

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It’s not the first time that NVidia is doing a “One more thing”
after releasing the mainstream of graphics cards. Initially the
20×0 graphics cards family has been released earlier this year
and probably many thought: Is this all you got?

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While 14TB HDDs are already released to the public, Seagate
has risen the bar a little more. Internal test units of HAMR
drives have broken the magical 16TB barrier meaning that
larger HDDs for datacenters may soon become available.

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