Dell XPS 15 9500, XPS 17 9700 Accidentally Listed on Official Site, Specifications Tipped
Dell XPS 15 9500 and XPS 17 9700 have accidentally been leaked through Dell’s official website ahead of their official launch.
Android Users May Soon be Able To Control Music on Their Phones From Their PCs
Microsoft is testing a new feature that allows an Android user to control the music using the Your Phone app. The feature is currently limited to Windows 10 Insider Preview build 19619 and there's no word over its the mass rollout
Intel 10th Gen Desktop CPUs Launched Including 10 Core, 5.3GHz Core i9-10900K
Intel's latest 14nm generation, Comet Lake, arrives on the desktop with up to 10 cores and a 5.3Ghz turbo speed for the flagship Core i9-10900K.
Chip Technology Firm ARM to Ease Fees for Startups, Join Incubator
ARM, owned by Japan’s Softbank, licenses its intellectual property to companies like Qualcomm, Apple, and Samsung, which in turn use the technology in their respective chips for smartphones and other devices.
Facebook Could Address Some US Antitrust Concerns With New Photo Transfer Tool
The tool lets Facebook users transfer data stored on its servers directly to another photo storage service, in this case Google Photos - a feature known as data portability.
Facebook’s Photo Transfer Tool Now Available in US and Canada
Facebook’s photo transfer tool is part of its collaboration with other companies in the Data Transfer Project.
Microsoft Teams Had a Vulnerability That Allowed Your Account to Be Hijacked With a GIF: Report
Microsoft Teams, just like other video conferencing apps, has seen a growth in users owing to the coronavirus pandemic. Now, a new vulnerability surfaced that could have allowed hackers to take over an entire Teams roster.
Microsoft Reports Boost in Teams, Xbox Usage in Q1 Thanks Remote Work and Lockdowns
Microsoft on Wednesday beat Wall Street sales and profit expectations, powered by sharp demand for its Teams chat and online meeting app and Xbox gaming services as the world shifted to working and playing from home because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Microsoft Teams Vulnerability Could Have Let Attackers Compromise Accounts Using Links, GIFs
Microsoft Teams has become a popular and useful source for organisations working remotely — especially at the time of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Microsoft’s Remote Work Revenue Could Help Cushion Coronavirus Impacts, Analysts Say
The Teams app, in particular, has benefited from stay-home orders in many countries, hitting 44 million users last month.