Month: July 2019

Hope you have a 2019 model, though. LG tonight announced that it’ll start pushing an update to its 2019 line of televisions that will enable Apple’s […] Read the original post by Phil Nickinson

Senate Democrats want to remind everyone that US elections are still at risk, and Congress could do more to protect them. Read the original post by Matt Laslo

Team Rocket has blasted off and their introduction to Pokémon GO is live right now. With trainer battles, trading, and other features, Pokémon GO is starting […] Read the original post by Reb Valentine

Opening many tabs in Safari while browsing on the iPhone can be convenient. It can also easily become a disorganized mess. Luckily, Apple has created […] Read the original post by Fred Straker

You should be getting free fixes for your Nintendo Joy-Cons soon, according to documents seen by VICE. What you need to know Stick drift has been popping […] Read the original post by Samuel Tolbert

Tele2 has summed up the results of the application “My Tele2”, which allows customers to manage services and control expenses with your smartphone. According to […] Read the original post by Mark

MOSCOW, 24 Jul — RIA Novosti. The U.S. Department of justice begins an antitrust investigation against major technology companies, the market leader, according to a […] Read the original post by Mark

NEW YORK, July 24. /TASS/. The antitrust division of the U.S. Department of justice intends to conduct inspections of the leading companies operating on the […] Read the original post by Mark

Are you searching for a great game for your Switch but want to get great deals? We’ve foound the best games for a fraction of […] Read the original post by Essa Kidwell

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Heads up! We share savvy shopping and personal finance tips to put extra cash in your wallet. iMore may receive a commission from The Points […] Read the original post by James Wang

eWEEK DATA POINTS RESOURCE PAGE: Enterprises ought to take note: The security perimeter has changed, big time. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The United States Justice Department is launching a broad antitrust review into whether major technology companies are unlawfully stifling competition, reports The Wall Street Journal. The […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

Becoming mayor of London in 2008, Boris Johnson decided to fight the traffic in person and travelled to work by Bicycle and metro. During the […] Read the original post by Mark

In benchmarks UserBenchmark was made public the test results and characteristics of engineering sample AMD processor, code-named Flute, which can be used in the upcoming […] Read the original post by Mark