Cloudy With A Chance Of Gaming, Amazon Hops On The Boat
The idea of market saturation does not seem to exist in the minds of technology leaders at this point, or at least not until things go horribly wrong shortly after launch…
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Is It Paranoia If Everything Really Is Listening To You?
If you have always had a sneaking suspicion that Amazon's and Google's voice assistants are spying on you, you may well be right. Apart from the previous worries about practices the actual…
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AMD Ryzen 2000-Series Processors See Big Price Drops
If you haven't looked at AMD Ryzen processor listings over the weekend you might be surprised to see prices reduces across the board on Amazon specifically, with some pretty significant discounts including…
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NVIDIA is ready to storm the server room
As part of their long list of announcements yesterday, NVIDIA revealed they are partnering with Cisco, Dell EMC, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Inspur, Lenovo and Sugon to provide servers powered...
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Every NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti on Amazon (So Far)
NVIDIA partners launched their new GeForce GTX 1660 Ti graphics cards yesterday, and we checked out a pair of these in our review and found these new TU116-based cards to...
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Amazon’s new kit
Amazon announced a variety of products, new or improved for you to order from them. The Echo Dot, Plus and Show have all been improved, both in performance and aesthetics such as…
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Has your Amazon Fire TV been running a little hot lately?
New cryptomining malware has been popping up on Android devices recently, especially Fire TV's with debugging mode or installation of unsigned apps enabled. ADB.Miner runs a program called Test under com.google.time.time and…
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Amazon Lumberyard Beta 1.14 Released… with VS2017!
The May 2018 beta release of Amazon Lumberyard has been pushed to their website. This version brings a long-standing feature request to fruition: Visual Studio 2017. This is particularly important...
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What’s more terrifying than an EPYC vulnerability? Your entire Amazon.com history!
For some unknowable reason, Ars Technica determined a way for people to request their entire Amazon.com purchase history, since the creation of the account. The link provided doesn't seem to be compatible…
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Your MP3s are about to be evicted from Amazon Music Storage
If you were under the impression you owned the music you have stored on Amazon's Music Storage Service, Mr. Bezos would like to remind you that you rent, and that you now…
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GDC 2018: Microsoft Discusses WinML API for Games
Microsoft announced the Windows Machine Learning (WinML) API about two weeks ago, but they did so in a sort-of abstract context. This...
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Play nicely children; Google and Amazon having trouble with that sharing thing
Google has decided that YouTube should not work as advertised on any Amazon devices, in retaliation to Amazon refusing to stream Amazon Prime Video over Google Cast nor sell Google devices online. …
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NVIDIA Partners with AWS for Volta V100 in the Cloud
Remember last month? Remember when I said that Google’s introduction of Tesla P100s would be good leverage over Amazon, as the latter is still back in the Kepler days (because...
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Amazon Web Services Releases Lumberyard Beta 1.11
As we mentioned last week, Amazon has been pushing their Lumberyard fork of CryEngine into their own direction. It turns out that much of their future...
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Amazon Web Services Discuss Lumberyard Roadmap
Lumberyard has been out for a little over a year and a half, and it has been experiencing steady development since then. Just recently, they published...
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Amazon Web Services Releases Lumberyard Beta 1.10
Amazon Web Services launched a new version of their Lumberyard game engine at SIGGRAPH. They advertise that the new version, Lumberyard Beta 1.10, is 50% original code from when they launched back…
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Twitch Announces New Affiliate Program
While Twitch had quite a large lead as a streaming service, it had a fairly large gap between its regular creators and their “Twitch Partners”. If you weren’t a Twitch…
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Amazon Chimes in with a videoconferencing solution that is primed to take on the big players
If there is one thing we are short on, it is incompatible videoconferencing applications to use and support. Obviously this is why Amazon purchased Biba and has now leaped into the fray…
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