Nvidia GPU prices tumble with RTX 3070 and RTX 3060 Ti falling fast Nvidia’s graphics cards have tumbled in price over the last week, and AMD’s GPUs have too (in many cases, anyway).Yes, the great easing of graphics card price tags continues for RTX 3000 and RX 6000...

It could soon be time to bid a final farewell to floppy disks The market for one of the most iconic items in the technology industry is only set to hold up for "another four years" according to floppy disc tycoon, Tom Persky. The US businessman, the self-described...

Intel Raptor Lake flagship CPU box spotted, suggesting it’s close to release The packaging for Intel’s Core i9-13900K processor has been leaked, and while the spilled photo shows that it follows the same theme as the existing 12900K – including that wafer – there are...

Optus confirms customer data breach, says passport data may be affected Optus, one of the biggest telecommunications services providers in Australia, has suffered a data breach, with sensitive information on its customers being exposed, the company has confirmed.In an...

100TB cartridges set to rival tapes, hard drives, DNA for data archiving domination While cloud storage remains the most visible portion of consumer storage across the tech ecosystem, the bit that requires the most capacity remains hidden. Archiving and long term data...

These fake Zoom websites want to trick you into downloading malware If you’re looking to download the video conferencing platform Zoom, make sure you double-check the internet address you’re downloading from, because there are plenty of fake websites out there...

This dangerous Android spyware could affect millions of devices An updated version of the Banker Android spyware has been detetcted, stealing victim's banking details and possibly even money in some cases. According to cybersecurity researchers from Microsoft, an...

Facebook sued for allegedly spying on users via in-app web browser Meta is being sued for allegedly gathering personally identifiable information (PII) on its Facebook and Instagram users without telling them. As per the lawsuit, the problem lies in how the company's...

Mozilla claims Apple, Google and Microsoft force users to use default web browsers Mozilla, the non-profit proprietor of the Firefox browser, has accused Google, Microsoft, and Apple of "self preferencing" and nudging consumers towards using their own...

DLSS 3 frame rate booster could come to older Nvidia RTX GPUs – but don’t bet on it being soon Nvidia DLSS 3 is the company’s new take on frame rate boosting for RTX 4000 graphics cards – and it’s exclusively for those incoming next-gen GPUs – but there’s hope that...

Gorgeous RTX 4090 models are popping up - but I’m worried about the Pink Tax The Lovelace GPU series is finally here! Nvidia has finally shown us the goods, revealing the RTX 4090 and two versions of the RTX 4080 at this year’s GTC event, and now we’re getting a taste...

AMD Ryzen 7950X CPU is already breaking records, and without exotic cooling AMD’s incoming Zen 4 flagship has already broken CPU world records using standard liquid cooling, outperforming previous records that have used exotic cooling (like liquid nitrogen or...

Nvidia might have accidentally revealed the specs of the RTX 4090 Ti Yes, we’re all excited about the GeForce RTX 4090. Yes, it’s going to be available in just a few weeks. Yes, it’s all but guaranteed to be an absolute monster of a GPU, taking us to new 8K gaming...

LinkedIn Smart Links are being used to send users to phishing sites Cybercriminals are targeting businesspeople with an elaborate phishing attack aimed at stealing sensitive data, including credit card and other payment information, researchers have found. The attack...

This ancient unpatched Python security flaw could leave thousands of projects vulnerable A rather old unpatched Python security vulnerability has resurfaced, causing researchers to warn that hundreds of thousands of projects might be vulnerable to code...