….we’ve been all waiting for. Apple has unveiled it’s
announcement for the upcoming, second event which
we all hope to see the new iPhones presented on. But
not only new iPhones might be shown…

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When it comes to security, Apple still sets a high level.
However there are now issues with the T2 security chip
that cannot be ironed out at all. This could allow hackers
to compromise T2-equipped devices easily via USB.

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When it comes to graphics, NVidia is for sure known to the majority of the
gamers out there. Just a few days ago, NVidia has announced their next-gen
graphics cards lineup with the RTX3090 being the strongest of them all.
Now there is a tech demo available that shows what the card can render…

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Samsung is speeding up their SSD line again. With the 980 Pro
series, the NVMe SSDs are attached via PCIe 4.0 allowing new
transfer speeds up to 7000 MB/s read and 5000 MB/s write
speeds depending on which disk size you install.

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Blizzard is in it’s final stages to release Shadowlands.
This extension is the 8th installment to the WoW saga.
While Shadowlands was already announced in march,
nothing was known about a Collectors Edition, yet.

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The Switch from Nintendo is going to reach almost as high
sale figures as the Wii from 2006 which still is the leading
console with over 100 million sales. The Switch and Switch
Lite are at 61 million sales so far.

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It was a long time since you last have read from our team!
We’re sorry for that if you expected regular updates from
us as we used to post daily for your reading needs about
tech stuff and other news that might be of interest.

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TSMC is going to fab 5nm processors soon.
Samsung Electronics and TSMC have started
fabbing in 5nm in order to have next-gen SoCs
available for their next-gen flagship phones.

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No longer trusting Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge or
Mozilla Firefox for some reasons? Tired of Ad and
Social Media tracking collection from said browsers?
Well, Brave might be the answer to all that data spaying.

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When EA seemed to have neglected the C&C lineup,
a lot of fans of this series were quite annoyed and
sort of boycotting EA products afterwards. Now it
seems as if EA heard the voice of these people.

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According to the FAD 2020 at AMD on march 6th,
it seems as if AMD has big strategies for the future.
One of them being the next step in CPU production
using 5nm technology and chiplet stacking.

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It doesn’t seem to run well for NVidia’s GeforceNow
streaming service, After Bethesda and Activision, also
2K Games which is a subsidiary of Take2 Interactive,
has stated to leave the GeforceNow program.

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There are indeed very odd reasons why children
drive cars. This one however is pure stupidity.
The parents of an 11-year old boy were annoyed
that he played too much GTA on his playstation.

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Due to a construction flaw, the flash memory of the
MCU wears off too soon due to excessive writing
operations onto the flash memory. It’s like with SSDs
where memory cells may become defective by time.

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SSL certificates are one essential key for proving
authenticity of an URL and also the encrypted data
transfer between client and server. But what happens
if an SSL certificate gets corrupted or misused?

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It seems as if Intel still is in need of 14nm fab capacity
and thus has reopened it’s 14nm chip fab in Costa Rica
where also the Pentium III had been fabbed years ago.
However it’s unclear why Intel doesen’t focus on 7nm.

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SETI@Home is well-known to a lot of users from
the past. This project from Berkeley Univversity
has been established to seek for extraterrestrial
existence in space wave recordings.

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If you run a WordPress site, you should check for
the latest security flaws in the following plugins
if you happen to use them on your site. In the
worst case an attacker could gain admin access!

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It seems as if Intel’s domain is crumbling as well.
Cloudflare is replacing their servers with AMD-based
systems that have EPYC 7642 processors inside. These
are 48-core server processors clocked at 2.3GHz base.

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Using Paypal in conjunction with GooglePay? Then you
should pay more attention to all your transactions now!
A greater scam wave is currently hitting users of PayPal
and GooglePay showing transactions from Target.

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In the USA, AirBNB is currently promoting noise
sensors that monitor loud noises and give land-
lords the ability of being notified in case tenants
are having a party or producing too much noise.

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Kioxia goes Datacenter SSD. Kioxia which has been
founded out of the Toshiba Memory Europe company
has set the next step for large data center disks with
enormous transfer speeds.

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It’s no good times for NVidia at the moment. Right after
the ending of the Beta phase of GeForce Now it seems
as if the next big partner turns his back on NVidia. The
loss of Bethesda as a big game publisher is harsh.

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The Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 is the current flagship
laptop product of Microsoft, comparable to the Apple
MacBook Pro. Recent reports show, however, that the
screen appears tobe extremely sensible and easily cracks

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It seems as if Microsoft still has severe problems with
Quality Assurance when it comes to releases of updates.
The KB4532693 update released on February 11th, 2020,
seems to take data protection a tad too serious.

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So Samsung’s new flagship is out and has already
been tested. Especially when it comes to stability
of the all-new Ultra Thin Glass (UTG). One well
known video blogger (JRE) did it the hard way.

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Samsung did it again. Unveiling the Galaxy Z Flip, it is
their second phone that has a touch surface that can
be folded. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold with it’s
large screen and vertical folding, the Z Flip is different.

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Ever wondered what an old movie from before 1900 would
look like if they had 4K technology already? Well, a multimedia
studio has restored a shortfilm from 1896 of the Lumière
Brothers that has been aired in 1897 in the public.

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It seems as if Microsoft is testing how to make Edge
appealing to users of other browsers like Firefox.
A screenshot twittered by WindowsLatest shows that
Microsoft is placing a hint to their newest browser.

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Definitely no good time for Foxconn at the
moment. The coronavirus seems to have im-
pacted all major companies in China and
forces them to a standstill due to infection risk.

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The DHS has been in the center of attention when
it comes to user tracing without their knowledge.
Now it’s official that the DHS uses databases with
data of millions of smartphone users to track them.

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High-quality video is always an issue especially with smart-
phones today. However the cameras get better and better.
With the availability of 8K displays also the demand for 8K
videos will increase.

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