[ad_1] According to Google’s Product Manager James Nugent, the newest release of Android features AI-powered productivity tools, security enhancements and support for a wider range of use cases. He writes: “In Android 9, work apps have their own tab in the All Apps menu, making them easier to find and distinctly separate from personal apps.Read more about Android 9 Pie eyes the enterprise[…]

[ad_1] What are its enhancements? 1440p (upscaled to 4K) and HDR We hope you’ve got plenty of space on your hard drive, because the patches required to play the Xbox One X-enhanced version of Quantum Break, combined with the game install itself, will take up a staggering 178GB of your console’s storage. Welcome to gamingRead more about The best Xbox One X games: what to play on the world's most powerful console[…]

[ad_1] Announced briefly two years ago, the chip is a prototype CPU for the computer currently known as ‘post-K’ and intended take the fasted computer crown back to Riken, starting operations in 2021 The 512bit CPUs have the ARMv8-A scalable vector extension (SVE) instruction set architecture (ISA) to which Fujitsu contributed. The hardware architecture isRead more about Arm-based supercomputer chip aimed at world record processing[…]

[ad_1] With the Moto G6 having been released a matter of months ago, budget hawks now have their eyes fixed firmly on the horizon, in anticipation of the release of the Moto G7. First released back in 2013, the Moto G series has become one of parent company Lenovo’s most popular, certainly under the ‘Moto’Read more about Moto G7: what we want to see[…]

[ad_1] About protecting ships, it looks applicable to any situation where a broken big thing has to survive a huge amount of force – like making a building safe after an earthquake, maybe. The chapter I came across first was Shoring, which includes a treasure trove of information: where to distribute forces, how to distributeRead more about Should you need a very strong repair[…]

[ad_1] After entering the NBN playing field in December 2017, Vodafone has now announced a new and simplified trio of plans that it hopes will bring better value to the Australian high-speed internet market. The three new plans cover each of the speed tiers available from NBN Co – 25Mbps, 50Mbps, and 100Mbps – andRead more about Vodafone Australia now offering 50Mbps NBN plans for under $60 a month[…]

[ad_1] Last year, China produced 60% of all EV batteries made in the world, according to Digitimes Research, with  Amperex the world’s No.1 producer and BYD the No.3. Amperex and BYD are scouting for European sites for factories to make EV batteries. Although the EU has said it does not want to rely on foreignRead more about China winning the EV battery market[…]

[ad_1] On February 22, 2011 Google launched its first tablet-only Android update: Android 3.0 Honeycomb, and two days later the first device to have the update preinstalled, the Motorola Xoom, was released. As Android 3.0 Honeycomb was a strictly tablet-focused release, a new “holographic” user interface was ushered in with the update. The System BarRead more about Android through the ages: from Cupcake to Pie and everything in between[…]

[ad_1] Called GREM, the firm is promoting them as a lower cost option to stainless steel grid designs. “8kW at 40°C is 23 % higher than standard 6,500W stainless steel grid resistors in the standard millbank size,” said Vishay. “At the same time, GREM devices are 30 % lighter than stainless steel grid resistors withRead more about 8kW resistor calms surges and slows motors[…]

[ad_1] Hello you lovely people – it’s been a long time since we’ve spoken, I feel. That’s partly because I’ve been a bit lazy with running, just chugging along with training idly, and I’ve not been testing things as often. However, I’ve now started training for the Abingdon Marathon in October this year, and IRead more about The Hyperice Vyper is the most crazy, yet brilliant, bit of running tech ever[…]