While many gamers prefer headsets, especially for multiplayer gaming, desktop speakers are still around. Whether it’s for playing single-player games, watching movies, or listening to music, there may be times you don’t need or want a headset. The new Razer
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Dell continues its availability announcements this month with the Dell Precision 5680 and 5480 laptops. The new Dell Precision 16-inch is a thin, light mobile workstation offering a stylish design, more screen real estate, and high performance.
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Many devices announced at CES and in the past months are finally becoming available. The new Dell XPS 13 Plus and new Dell UltraSharp monitors are just a few of them. Dell announced a few days ago that the new
Unity Software Inc.’s (NYSE:U) price-to-sales (or “P/S”) ratio of 6.8x might make it look like a strong sell right now compared to the Software industry in the United States, where around half of the companies have P /S ratios below
The Galaxy S23 series offers excellent camera performance in varied situations with its flexible hardware and a feature-rich camera app. Experts can also use the Camera Assistant and Expert RAW apps to extract more from the camera. However, one feature
Still think electric cars are the future of the auto industry? Try to keep up. EVs are happening right now. The future of the auto industry is all about software—the software that runs on a car’s touchscreens, yes, but also
Take-Two Interactive Software (NASDAQ:TTWO – Get Rating) had its price target upped by research analysts at Stifel Nicolaus from $127.00 to $150.00 in a research note issued to investors on Tuesday, The Fly reports. Stifel Nicolaus’ price objective would indicate
Servers running software sold by Salesforce are leaking sensitive data managed by government agencies, banks and other organizations, according to a post published Friday by KrebsOnSecurity.
At least five separate sites run by the state of Vermont permitted access to
Open source software (OSS) is mainstream today, but just because it’s widely used doesn’t mean it’s widely understood. And this is especially true when it comes to OSS and security. That lack of understanding, when expressed through legislation, poses a
