The Only Chips Intel's Refusing to Patch are Ancient
Not patching a vulnerable CPU may seem like a poor decision, but the unpatched chips are all eight to ten years old and not likely found in many active systems.
Not patching a vulnerable CPU may seem like a poor decision, but the unpatched chips are all eight to ten years old and not likely found in many active systems.
What Apple will actually do remains to be seen. But nearly any way you look at it, the CPU space is about to get a lot more interesting.
Sooner or later, everything old is new again—especially when it comes to Apple.
It's good, but it's bloody expensive.
If you don't want to delete Facebook altogether, here's how to remove third-party app permissions.
While we don’t know anything about what kind of phone this new Palm device will be, not recapturing the glory of the late 2000s with a sleek little slider would be a mistake.
You can finally hook up a standalone graphics card, rather than replacing your entire computer.
While the departure of Myerson is sure to cause some commotion, Microsoft’s proposed restructuring seems like a pretty smart move.
Play Impossible’s Gameball proves that a ball upgraded with stat-tracking technology isn’t actually a terrible idea. If only it weren't so expensive.
If you’re someone who likes bigger screens, the notch is just a vehicle for delivering that experience to you.
If you managed to hold off on paying exorbitant prices for dark coloured accessories, your patience has been rewarded.
The Matebook X Pro doesn't just give its Macbook counterpart a run for its money—it's outright better.
Assuming the deal gets finalised, Foxconn’s purchase of Belkin would help the company integrate itself even deeper into Apple’s accessory ecosystem.
Huawei is kicking off a whole new race to fill the entire backside of phones with cameras starting with the triple cam arrangement on the new P20 Pro.
Hey, Apple finally refreshed the regular iPad, and its price didn’t go up. That’s worth something right?
Chrome OS is headed to a classroom near you in tablet form only with the oddly named Chromebook Tab 10.
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