Mac
Apple Asks TSMC to Up A13 Chip Production Due to High Demand for 11 and 11 Pro
Apple has asked Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) to increase production of the A-series chips that are used in the iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max due to higher-than-expected demand, reports Bloomberg. iPhone 11 and 11 Pro demand has been outperforming Apple’s expectations, and sales have been especially
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Windows
Samsung might launch the Galaxy Watch 2 next month
Samsung will be present at the MWC in Barcelona next month along with the planned Galaxy S20 launch in early February. The company has planned a couple of events and it looks like smartphones aren’t the only thing that Samsung will be focusing on at the events. A new filing
Andriod
What it is and how to use it in your apps
The Android Game SDK is a new set of libraries from Google, designed to help facilitate better game development. Or at least, that is what it promises to be in the not-too-distant future. For right now, the Android Game SDK is in fact just one library: the Android Frame Pacing
Iphone
Checkra1n for Linux is purportedly almost complete
The checkra1n jailbreak has earned quite the impressive reputation over the past several months as it became both the first iOS 13-supported jailbreak and the first un-patchable bootrom exploit-based jailbreak to be released since the infamous limera1n days almost one full decade ago. But there’s also a certain stigma surrounding
Gaming
Panic Button Needs Time To Refine DOOM Eternal On Switch, id Software Says It Won’t Be A “Huge” Delay
As you might recall, last year DOOM Eternal got delayed. The reason behind it was to ensure id Software and Bethesda could deliver “the best experience” possible. The Switch version was, unfortunately, hit the hardest at the time, and the developer said it would announce a release date for this
Linux
What are the Biggest Open Source Software Companies In the world?
If we look at open-source, it seems the idea of creating a business model around it may seem counterintuitive. Yet, more and more startups are moving towards the open-source business model due to its freedom and the collaborative effort it provides. Plus, there can be much
Photography
Let’s Tear Apart My Earliest and Ugliest Photographs to See What Beginners Could Learn
Most photographers look back at their very earliest work and cringe; I am no exception. But what could I learn from harshly critiquing my earliest imagery and what value might it hold for beginners? Let’s find out. Armed with a weathered, secondhand Canon 350D (Rebel XT to some of you) and
Smart Home
Automated Home 2.0 – #15 The Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery (MVHR) System – Automated Home
Our mechanical first fix is almost complete so it’s a good time to look at our MVHR system. When spec’ing our first self-build in the late 1990’s we added this Drimaster PIV unit (Positive Input Ventilation). This sent a low pressure feed from a vent in our hall ceiling, driving
