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  • ViewSonic ViewBoard 62
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    ViewSonic ViewBoard 62: The flagship series of interactive displays

    ViewSonic Corporation has updated the top-end series of interactive displays ViewBoard 62 for video conferencing. The ViewBoard 62 series uses the latest technology for seamless video conferencing. Models in this series have screens up to 86 inches with 4K resolution , and they are compatible with the most popular video communication programs such as Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Cisco Webex and Zoom Meetings . The auto framing and voice tracking […] More

  • Health Connect supports physical activity, sleep tracking, blood pressure and more
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    Google and Samsung Make it Easy to Share Data Between Fitness Apps on Android

    During the Google I/O conference, Google and Samsung announced a new unified platform and set of APIs called Health Connect. This initiative is designed to simplify the interaction between fitness applications. Developers will be able to create them, and users will be able to manage their fitness data in all such applications. Health Connect supports over 50 […] More

  • MINERS COMPLETELY HACK NVIDIA RTX 30 SERIES MINING LIMIT ALGORITHM
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    Miners Completely Hack NVIDIA RTX 30 Series Mining Limit Algorithm

    The Lite Hash Rate (LHR) algorithm, which limits cryptocurrency mining performance on some NVIDIA RTX 30-series GPUs, has been completely hacked by NiceHash. They confirmed that they have developed a workaround that allows you to mine Ethereum on NVIDIA video cards without any restrictions. Individual enthusiasts and various development groups have found ways to bypass LHR’s […] More

  • SAMSUNG UNVEILS LATEST FLASH MEMORY FOR SMARTPHONES: 1TB AND TWICE AS FAST AS UFS 3.1
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    Samsung Unveils Latest Flash Memory for Smartphones: 1TB and Twice as Fast as UFS 3.1

    Yesterday, May 3, Samsung Electronics officially announced the development of UFS 4.0 (Universal Flash Storage) flash memory, which is intended primarily for high-performance smartphones with support for the fifth generation cellular network. The manufacturer said that the latest memory boasts a sufficiently high bandwidth and exorbitant speeds for information exchange. For example, Samsung claims that Samsung UFS […] More

  • Google Play will ban apps that can record calls
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    Google Play will ban apps that can record calls

    The updated Google Play policy has received several changes that will be made to the Accessibility API from May 11th. One of them is that third-party app developers will no longer be able to add call recording functionality using this API. The Accessibility API is not intended for, and cannot be requested for, remote call recording, according to […] More

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    Opera releases Cryptobrowser for iPhone and iPad

    Opera has announced the release of its “cryptobrowser” for iPhone and iPad. Previously, it became available on computers running Windows and macOS operating systems, as well as on Android devices. Crypto Browser is already available for download from the App Store. According to the developers, the application is equally suitable for both beginners who have never worked with cryptocurrencies before, and […] More

  • iF Design Awards 2022 at a Glance
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    iF Design Awards 2022 at a Glance

    iF Design is a prestigious international competition with a history dating back to 1953. Each year, its jury selects the best products in terms of design, carefully selecting from tens of thousands of entries. As usual, well-known manufacturers  Sony , Samsung , LG  and others have won many awards this year. However, in this brief review, we will consider only those products that are relevant […] More

  • GOOGLE FIGURED OUT HOW TO PROTECT ANDROID USERS FROM BLUETOOTH SPY BEACONS
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    Google figured out how to protect Android users from Bluetooth spy beacons

    With the release of Apple’s AirTag, the popularity of miniature beacons for finding things has skyrocketed. These gadgets discreetly connect via Bluetooth to devices nearby (from their ecosystem) and use their Internet connection to determine their location. But in addition to good purposes, like searching for a forgotten backpack or a car in a parking lot, such […] More

  • Dolby Gathers Professionals to Beta Test Dolby Atmos Personalized Rendering on Headphones
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    Dolby Gathers Professionals to Beta Test Dolby Atmos Personalized Rendering on Headphones

    More and more Dolby Atmos content is needed, and the ability to use headphones to produce it will make things a lot easier. That is why Dolby activates work on Dolby Atmos Personalized Rendering technology using binaural rendering through headphones. Building on Dolby’s Personalized Head-Related Transfer Function (PHRTF) initiative, the Dolby Atmos Personalized Rendering app and service in […] More

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