Valve Kicks off Steam Sale to Celebrate Lunar New Year By Nathaniel Mott Valve's Steam 2020 Lunar New Year Sale will last until January 27.
Report: Apple's New Scissor Switches Will Hit Keyboards Sooner Than Expected By Nathaniel Mott Apple will reportedly introduce new scissor-switch keyboards starting in the first half of 2020.
Valve Is Giving Away the Half-Life Games for Free By Nathaniel Mott Valve made all of the "Half-Life" games free-to-play in anticipation of "Half-Life: Alyx."
Report: Windows 7's Final Update Is Replacing Wallpapers With a Black Screen By Nathaniel Mott Windows 7's last update accidentally replaced wallpapers with a black screen, according to complaints on numerous sites.
CEO Sundar Pichai Wants the Government to Regulate Google's AI Efforts By Nathaniel Mott In an op-ed, the Google CEO Sundar Pichai called for regulations on artificial intelligence technologies.
Microsoft Updates Mouse & Keyboard Center Software With ARM64 Support By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft released an ARM64 version of its Mouse & Keyboard Center app for Windows 10.
Apple's Lawsuit Against its Former Lead Chip Designer Is Moving Forward By Nathaniel Mott Apple's lawsuit against its former lead chip designer is moving forward.
MNT Modular, Open Source 'Reform' Laptop to Hit Crowd Supply in February By Nathaniel Mott A modular, open source laptop called the MNT Reform 2 is expected to hit the Crowd Supply crowdfunding site in February.
Ubisoft Is Taking a DDoS Attack Subscription Service to Court By Nathaniel Mott Ubisoft filed a lawsuit against the operators of a site that sells DDoS attacks to people who need to cheat in popular games.
Report: Hacker Publishes Credentials for 500,000 Telnet Devices By Nathaniel Mott A hacker reportedly published the IP addresses, usernames and passwords of 500,000 devices accessed via Telnet.
Cyberpunk 2077 Gets Delayed From April to September By Nathaniel Mott CD Projekt Red has offically delayed its upcoming open-world RPG, "Cyberpunk 2077," from April to September.
Report: US Considers Expanding a Rule That Would Limit Exports to Huawei By Nathaniel Mott The U.S. Department of Commerce is reportedly considering a change to the De Minimis Rule that would allow the U.S. to further restrict technology exports to Huawei.
Report: TSMC's Lead Time for 7nm Chips Is Still 6 Months or More By Nathaniel Mott TSMC customers are reportedly dealing with six-month-plus lead times for the semiconductor manufacturer's 7nm chips.
Microsoft's New Chromium-Based Edge Browser Is Now Available for Windows and macOS By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft's new Edge browser, which is based on the Chromium technology at the heart of Google Chrome, is now available for Windows and macOS.
Feds Keep Pushing TSMC to Make Chips in the US By Nathaniel Mott TSMC said the U.S., weary of interference from Chinese government, wants its military-grade chips made in the U.S.
Linux Founder Linus Torvalds Draws Ire for Criticizing Oracle ZFS By Nathaniel Mott Linux creator Linus Torvalds has drawn ire for advising people not to use the ZFS file system because of Oracle's involvement.
Razer Basilisk V2 Update Features New Sensor, Braided Cable By Nathaniel Mott Razer's Basilisk V2 updates the original gaming mouse while keeping the customizability.
Gartner and IDC Attribute the PC Market's Growth to Windows 7's Death By Nathaniel Mott Gartner and IDC both said the global PC market grew in the fourth quarter of 2019
Microsoft Tests Indexer Diagnostics App to Fix Windows Search Issues By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft has started beta testing the Indexer Diagnostics app in an effort to fix issues with Windows Search.
Cable Haunt Vulnerability Exposes Modems to Remote Attacks By Nathaniel Mott The Cable Haunt security vulnerability is said to affect the following Wi-Fi modems.
Report: 1 Billion Medical Images Are Accessible by Strangers Online By Nathaniel Mott More than 1 billion medical images can reportedly be found online without a password by connecting to a doctors' office server.
Mozilla Patches Critical Firefox Zero-Day Vulnerability By Nathaniel Mott Mozilla said it patched a vulnerability in the Firefox browser that could have allowed hackers to take over target systems.
IBM Taught the Watson AI How to Judge Ads and Predict Their Effectiveness By Nathaniel Mott IBM announced at CES 2020 that it's taught its Watson artificial intelligence how to evaluate the potential effectiveness of marketing materials.
The 'BusKill' USB Cable Secures Your Laptop Against Thieves By Nathaniel Mott A software engineer created BusKill, a custom USB cable that can trigger actions when it's removed from a Linux laptop.
The California Consumer Privacy Act Went Into Effect This Week By Nathaniel Mott The California Consumer Privacy act went into effect January 1. The CCPA is like GDPR for California
