[ad_1] Last week we saw images of a mystery Nokia phone appear in a leaked advert from the company, but now we know it’s real as someone had the opportunity to use one at an event in France. The Nokia 9 is in prototype form at the moment, but writers at Frandroid had the opportunityRead more about Nokia 9 revealed as a real flagship Android phone in latest leak[…]

[ad_1] “Real-time connected value chains will dramatically increase agility in development and production. They will thus help shorten time to market,” says Infineon CEO Dr. Reinhard Ploss,  “microelectronics is a key enabler for further digitization of the manufacturing industry and for an optimized and integrated supply chain management. With its high level of automation, ourRead more about Productive4.0 recruits 100+ partners for Industry 4.0.[…]

[ad_1] Last weekend the WannaCry ransomware infection caused havoc in hundreds of countries and across hundreds of thousands of machines, and in the immediate aftermath of the hit, many were pointing the finger at outdated versions of Windows XP for allowing WannaCry to cause so much damage. In fact, new research from Kaspersky shows, 98Read more about WannaCry hit Windows 7 systems hardest, new research shows[…]

[ad_1] Main image: The Walking Dead games from Telltale Games pushes filmic narrative to the fore rather than fast-paced action. There is nothing like a video game. Not in the way people say “there’s nothing like a warm bath” or “there’s nothing like home”; there is, literally, nothing like a video game. They aren’t likeRead more about Games have learned from films – but can films learn from games?[…]

[ad_1] PhraseExpress PhraseExpress works as a universal autocomplete tool, saving you time and effort by inserting commonly used phrases and other text into any program when you type a particular shortcut. You can also use it to complete forms automatically, and to create macros that automate repetitive tasks. PhraseExpress has dozens of possible uses: youRead more about Download of the day: PhraseExpress[…]

[ad_1] By the end of September, Apple will almost certainly have unveiled its new iPhone models for this year – but until then we’re left with leaks, rumors and speculation when it comes to predicting what’s ahead. Another piece of the 2017 iPhone puzzle just showed up online, in the form of an image showingRead more about Leaked picture shows the three sizes of this year's new iPhones[…]

[ad_1] Solus is special in that it’s one of the few Irish Linux distros, and also because it follows a curated rolling release model. The advantage of this is that once you’ve installed the OS, you can keep running updates rather than a major upgrade. Solus, however, tries to avoid installing extremely recent packages andRead more about Top 10 Linux distros for developers in 2017[…]

[ad_1] Software is eating the world. Soon, hardware may cease to hold meaning; we’re already talking less about hardware and more about apps. Why? All IT is becoming software-defined, and it’s happening at a dizzying pace. “The drive for digital transformation means enterprises are embracing cloud in all its forms, and with it, the InternetRead more about Is hardware dead? Why the future of tech is software-defined[…]

[ad_1] “For fiscal year 2017, Qorvo delivered revenue of $3 billion, up 16% year-over-year, with 23% growth in IDP and 14% growth in mobile products,” says Qorvo CEO Bob Bruggeworth, “we expect continued strong revenue growth and margin expansion in fiscal year 2018.” “In the March quarter, we collaborated with all major infrastructure OEMs onRead more about Qorvo has a $3bn FY 2017[…]

[ad_1] qBittorrent Some torrent apps offer every conceivable function. Others keep things as simple as possible. qBittorrent sits right in the middle, aiming to “meet the needs of most users while using as little CPU and memory as possible”. That means while it isn’t too frightening it still packs in a lot of features. ItRead more about Download of the day: qBittorrent[…]