IPhone will finally be able to pause video recording
Even though the pause video recording feature is a basic feature that has been present on Android devices for a long time, it is still not available to iPhone owners.…
TSMC’s August revenue rose by a third compared to last year
The largest contract chip manufacturer, the Taiwanese company TSMC, has just now summed up its financial results for August, and they suggest that monthly revenue increased by 33% year-on-year to…
Supermicro and its executives found to have violated the Securities Act of 1934
The law firm of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP, as reported by the Storage Newsletter, disclosed that in a class action lawsuit entitled Averza v. Super Micro Computer (No.…
Apple loses €13 billion lawsuit over illegal tax breaks in Ireland
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a final decision in the high-profile case regarding Apple’s tax incentives in Ireland. As a result, the tech giant…
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IPhone 16 without SIM slot will only be available in the US
The iPhone 16 smartphone with support for 5G mmWave networks and without a SIM card slot will be available only in the United States. Since the release of the iPhone…
Unusual Intel Xeon 6 R1S processors for single-socket systems will offer 136 PCIe 5.0 lanes
Intel Corporation, according to the ServeTheHome resource, is preparing special versions of Xeon 6 processors based on high-performance P-cores (Granite Rapids family). R1S products will receive an increased number of…
Former Painkiller and Bulletstorm developers reveal when role-playing shooter Witchfire will be released on Steam
Polish studio The Astronauts, founded by ex-developers of Painkiller and Bulletstorm, did not lie when they talked about the imminent release of their fantasy role-playing shooter Witchfire in Steam Early…
Google and the US Department of Justice entered into a fight for control over advertising on the Internet
An ad tech antitrust trial against Google has begun in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, USA. The US Department of Justice accuses the company of monopolizing the online advertising market,…
For the first time in history, a metal object was 3D printed in space
The European Space Agency (ESA) has produced the first ever 3D printing of a metal object in space. This was the first of four test shapes created by the Metal…
Durov’s arrest increased interest in TON – the number of transactions sets records, and Toncoin grew by 8% per day
The arrest of Pavel Durov caused a surge of activity in the TON network despite the fact that its price dropped sharply. TON has dropped more than 30% since the…