A headphone DAC and amp are not a requirement to enjoy the sound from your various devices, but sometimes they can help. Many mobile devices have a DAC (digital audio converter) built into their included dongles, which work reasonably well.
An executive for a group that contracts with NASA pleaded guilty Friday to sharing sensitive aeronautics software with a
Execs at anti-cheating company Turnitin said they’ve figured out how to tell if a student is using ChatGPT for assignments.
Turnitin said they were able
The Apple HomePod was announced back in 2017 but then faced delays and was eventually released in 2018. The Apple HomePod had a great reception, but the honeymoon ended quickly as a few issues arose with the device. One of
According to an anonymous source which has leaked the information to The5krunner’s website, Garmin looks set to release a whole host of new fitness and health-tracking features and tools.
Our friends over at Advnture have found leaks to The5krunner have
From January 2022 to November 2022, in just 10 months, over 15 million global data records have been lost, leaked, stolen, or exposed through data breaches.
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Data loss is a massive problem worldwide, with total
SkyeBrowse, whose reality capture platform allows DJI and Autel users to create accurate 3D models at the press of a button, is looking for drone pilots to test its new software. Read on, because it’s a paid gig.
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We’ve reviewed a few of nubia’s REDMAGIC gaming smartphones over the years, and have been suitably impressed with their mobile gaming performance. The company has released the next “King of Performance” smartphone in China: the REDGMAGIC 8 Pro gaming smartphone,
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BMW is the latest automaker to issue a recall for some of its electric vehicles. It has identified a problem with the battery-management software for the
A Canadian accountant has been ordered to repay her employer for “time theft” after the company’s tracking software determined that she was performing personal tasks while she was claimed to be working. The court ruling marks one of the first
