[ad_1] Monday is here yet again and (we’re sure) everyone is all set to get on with their week. But for those lovely people suffering from Monday morning blues, TechRadar has the cure for you – retail therapy to beat the Manic Monday stress. And retail therapy works even better when there’s a great bargainRead more about The best Australian tech deals[…]

[ad_1] Update: The iOS 11 release date is expected to be in September, but the official features are historically unveiled in the summer at Apple’s WWDC 2017 keynote. That’s happening on June 5 in San Jose. Here’s everything we hope to see. iOS 10 only recently landed in its finished form, but you can beRead more about iOS 11: what we want to see[…]

[ad_1] Revo Uninstaller Is there anything more annoying than when uninstalling a program doesn’t properly uninstall it? Well, yes, there are quite a few things, and we’re collating them in a big list. But there isn’t an app to fix those things, whereas there is an app to fix your Windows woes. Say hello toRead more about Download of the day: Revo Uninstaller[…]

[ad_1] How do you stir up some interest in Android Wear 2.0? Maybe by releasing a watch that combines new-fangled smarts with old-fashioned mechanics, which is exactly what Tag Heuer is reportedly about to do. Insider sources speaking to Android Central say the Tag Connected Modular will be with us on March 14, bringing withRead more about Tag Heuer has a hybrid Android Wear smartwatch on the way[…]

[ad_1] The best Sprint plans are actually the best plans nationwide as of February 2017, and that’s likely because the carrier is stuck in fourth place. That’s good news for consumers, at least if you’re a smart shopper. The new Sprint Unlimited plans join its four-tier family share plan as the ultimate to use allRead more about The best Sprint plans in February 2017[…]

[ad_1] Eugene Kaspersky Kaspersky has come up with four recommendation for connected car users to protect themselves from cyber-interference: · Don’t root your Android device as this will open almost unlimited capabilities to malicious apps· Disable the ability to install applications from sources other than official app stores· Keep the OS version of your deviceRead more about Kaspersky warns on connected cars[…]

[ad_1] Of course, VR wasn’t all about the backpacks. We also came across cult-favorite American Truck Simulator on the show floor, and its developer SCS Software had brought along an Oculus Rift headset for attendees to play the game on.  For the uninitiated, American Truck Simulator is a completely unironic simulation of the world ofRead more about The top 5 most impressive sights at the PC Gamer Weekender[…]

[ad_1] This jump in frequency, bandwidth and complexity for design of the radio access network  will require new test capabilities, says Rohde & Schwarz, which will show its 5G coverage measurement demonstrator at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week. Based on 5G technical specifications created by industry leaders and published under www.5gtf.org, the demonstratorRead more about MWC: Rohde & Schwarz drives 5G test in the 28GHz band[…]

[ad_1] Free Download Manager Yes, it’s free, and yes, it’s a download manager. But why choose this particular free download manager when there are so many other free download managers to choose from? The short answer is that this free download manager does lots of useful things. In addition to http downloads it also handlesRead more about Download of the day: Free Download Manager[…]

[ad_1] Figure 1: Linear assistance can improve DC-DC transient response, but the question is when to apply it Simple linear assistance can cut transient errors in DC-DC converters without wrecking stability, according to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. It described a 30MHz DC-DC converter at the IEEE International Solid State Circuit ConferenceRead more about ISSCC: DC-DC transient errors cut[…]