Getting a first look at Microsoft’s Insider Builds through its Fast and Slow ring program might be attractive in its own right, but now the software giant is offering thousands of dollars to those who find critical flaws in them.
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Source: Digital trends
Today officially marks the end of Apple’s era of standalone music players.
Source: Wired
WhatsApp’s rise and Twitter’s decline converge to send a message about the way we communicate now.
Source: Wired
In addition to launching its two Ryzen 3 desktop processors, AMD also made its seventh-generation “Bristol Ridge” A-Series APUs, and its latest Athlon X4 desktop processors publicly available. All models fit in the AM4 socket.
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A new study shows that as rainfall increases, so will nutrient runoff, spurring more algal blooms, hypoxic deadzones, and less water for everyone.
Source: Wired
The music-sharing platform didn’t just break new artists—it became a breeding ground for entirely new genres.
Source: Wired
The Family Reunions Project uses 360-degree videos and VR headsets to reunite families separated by borders they cannot cross –except in virtual reality.
Source: CNET
With last year’s Note 7 in the rear-view mirror, the Korean giant is raking in more money than ever.
Source: CNET
The website has created a Bluetooth-connected cooktop to work in tandem with its popular Tasty recipes.
Source: CNET
It’s not going to slice your head off with a chainsaw, but it’s still a pretty massive vulnerability.
Source: CNET