For the past five years, Splashdata has published an annual list of the 25 most commonly used passwords that they have derived from millions of stolen passwords over the past 12 months. The 2015 list Continue reading “The 25 Most Popular Passwords of 2015”.
We missed this over the weekend, but last Friday Microsoft Executive Vice President, Windows and Devices Group, Terry Myerson, wrote a blog post that says Microsoft will no longer be supporting ‘old’ processors for users Continue reading “Microsoft Ending New CPU Support in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1”.
In Win Surprises With New Brushed Aluminum Hardware In Win is one of those companies that is continually impressing enthusiasts with their unique designs with implementation of brushed aluminum and tempered glass into their products. Continue reading “In Win Surprises With New Brushed Aluminum Hardware”.
ECS Is Working to Make the PC World Smaller ECS was hosing a private suite at CES 2016, while they were showing off some of their LIVA systems, and current motherboards, they were also showing Continue reading “ECS Is Working to Make the PC World Smaller”.
We are on the cusp of a new era in automotive technology with enormous potential to save lives, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and transform mobility for the American people, said Secretary Foxx, the United States Continue reading “Obama Administration To Invest $4 Billion in Autonomous Cars”.
We just got news that the MADE, the video game museum we’ve reported on previously, reached their Kickstarter goals and are re-opening in their new location in February. More information follows in the press release Continue reading “SF Bay Area Video Game Museum to Reopen February 5, 2016”.
GIGABYTE Launches 5 New High-End Desktop Motherboards With the and X150 Series Bringing support for the Intel Xeon E3-1200 v5 Processor and ECC DDR4 Memory Taipei, Taiwan, January 14th, 2016 GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd., a Continue reading “GIGABYTE Launches 5 New X170 and X150 Boards For Intel Xeon CPUs”.
In 2014 we learned that Advanced Micro Devices would be creating and shipping their first 64-bit ARMv8-A-based Opteron microprocessor code-named ‘Seattle’ in the months ahead. It took AMD nearly two years to bring the Opteron Continue reading “AMD Opteron A1100 Processors With 64-bit ARM Cores Announced”.
EK Water Blocks (EKWB) has issued a product recall on the EK-XLC Predator 240 Rev 1.0 and EK-XLC Predator 360 (incl.QDC) Rev 1.0. AIO liquid cpu cooolers. The recall reason is that these units could Continue reading “EK Water Blocks Issues Product Recall on EK-XLC Predator CPU Coolers”.
NVidia continues to add to the streaming capabilities of GeForce Experience, adding Desktop and Windowed mode capturing along with advanced microphone controls in the latest Beta release of the software, which is only compatible with Continue reading “GeForce Experience Beta Adds New Streaming Features”.
MSI Introduces New Gaming Gear at CES 2016 MSI is focusing on enhancing the gaming experience this year with new peripherals, quad SLI bridges, gaming laptops and upgradable gaming AIO systems. Let’s take a quick Continue reading “MSI Introduces New Gaming Gear at CES 2016”.
ASUS has released a teaser video on YouTube showing off the Republic of Gamers Claymore RGB Gaming keyboard’s lighting effects. The Asus ROG Claymore will feature RGB 16.8 million color lighting with Cherry RGM switches Continue reading “ASUS ROG Claymore RGB Gaming Keyboard Trailer Released”.
Meet LaCie Chrome, a $1,100 external SSD designed by award winning technology designer Neil Poulton, who has been collaborating with LaCie since 2008. Inside you’ll find two 500GB M.2 SSDs running together as a RAID0 Continue reading “LaCie’s Crazy $1,100 Chrome Desktop SSD Storage Thingy”.
Thermaltake’s Latest Liquid Cooling Options and DIY Cases At CES 2016, Thermaltake hosted a private suite showing off some of their latest products that included a wide range of new liquid cooling components, the new Continue reading “Thermaltake’s Latest Liquid Cooling Options and DIY Cases”.
The much-anticipated HTC VIVE, the first consumer virtual reality headset featuring budding SteamVR technology, has been given an official pre-order date, though pricing still remains a question. Fresh off of seeing many consumers who are Continue reading “HTC Vive Pre-Order Date Announced”.
