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Latest in tech October 24
TechSpot Review
[Battlefield 1 Benchmarked: Graphics & CPU Performance Tested]
[Battlefield 1] marks the fifteenth installment to EA's multiplayer military shooter franchise. The BF1 beta made a strong first impression with great graphics that weren't overly demanding. After testing 41 graphics cards and 20 processors in our Gears of War 4 benchmark feature, we wanted to do the same for Battlefield 1 and for the most part we succeeded.
TechSpot Review
[Battlefield 1 Review: Large-scale multiplayer, and then some]
Battlefield 1 reinvents the tone of the series, retaining the awesome turbulence of war while emphasizing a human element. [Battlefield 1] maintains an impressive balance between emotion and spectacle. All the better for a series that was starting to feel a bit too clinical.
[IBM says Macs save as much as $543 per user versus a PC]
During a recent speaking engagement at the Jamf Nation User Conference in Minneapolis, IBM VP of Workplace as a Service Fletcher Previn said his company is saving even more money than anticipated by trading out PCs for Macs.
[John McAfee: North Korea behind Dyn DDoS assault, larger attacks on the way]
Whenever a major security incident takes place in the tech world, you can be certain that John McAfee will weigh in with his opinion. The anti-virus pioneer has just revealed who he believes was behind Friday’s DDoS attacks on popular…
[Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 upgrade program confirms there will be a Note 8 next year]
Calling the Galaxy Note 7 debacle a disaster for Samsung is an understatement. After ending production of the device, it was suggested that we could have seen the last handset featuring the Note name. But it seems this isn’t the…
[Unreleased SNES version of Rayman found nearly 25 years later]
From the 20th birthday of the Nintendo 64 and the announcement of Sonic Mania to the teardown of the ultra-rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype and the first 13 years of Nintendo Power finding their way to the Internet, it’s been a…
[UK retailer charging people $18 to try the PlayStation VR]
It’s common knowledge that virtual reality headsets aren’t for everyone. Not only can they make some people feel nauseated, but there are those who just don’t like VR games.
[AT&T to buy Time Warner; Hacked DVRs, cameras behind massive DDoS]
Hacked Cameras, DVRs Powered Today’s Massive Internet Outage At first, it was unclear who or what was behind the attack on Dyn. But over the past few hours, at least one computer security firm has come out saying the attack…
[Microsoft's Surface business is up 38% year on year]
Microsoft posted its first quarter of its 2017 fiscal earnings today, reporting revenue of $20.5 billion and net income of $4.7 billion. It was a stellar quarter for the company riding on the back of a successful transition to software…
['Doom' gets much-anticipated Arcade Mode and more in latest update]
Bethesda has released a new update for Doom that adds a number of additional features including the much-anticipated Arcade Mode.
[This new bike lock can stop thieves by making them vomit]
Ever had a bike stolen? It’s something a lot of owners have experienced. Even with expensive bike locks in place, many people have found their prized possessions have been swiped, with thieves able to cut through U-locks in minutes using…
[Nintendo shares fall 7% on back of unanswered questions over Switch console]
Unless you were somewhere without TV or Internet access yesterday, you’ll know about Nintendo’s upcoming Switch console. The majority of consumers and critics reacted positively to the three-minute reveal video, but that didn’t prevent skeptical investors causing the company’s share…
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[I'm starting to build 14 X99 systems today. Such threads much cpu wow]
Tech News
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[Facebook to start allowing potentially offensive content if it is newsworthy]
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[Major banks partner for free, real-time person-to-person transfers with Zelle]
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[iFixit's Pixel XL Teardown reveals above-average repairability score, almost no HTC branding]
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[This Samsung Wireless Charging Pad is a must-have accessory for Galaxy owners]
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[China overtakes U.S. for the first time in iOS App Store revenue]
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[Blizzard Voice Chat now works across all games]
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[Become a certified IT pro with this CompTIA-IT Certification Bundle]
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[Microsoft shares jump to all-time high after positive earnings report]
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[Acer launches 24-inch 1440p Predator monitor with 165 Hz refresh rate]
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[Intel gets boost from top EU court adviser who says its $1.16 billion fine should be reviewed]
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[AMD's Radeon 16.10.2 drivers include support for three major games]
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[Twitter fires VR manager after discovering 2013 anti-homeless Facebook rant]
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[Tesla showcases what fully self-driving system is currently capable of]
Software
Downloads
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[TunnelBear 3.0.4]
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[Slimjet 12.0.6.0]
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[1Password 6.3.5]
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[Speedy Painter 3.4.9]
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[Foobar 2000 1.3.13]
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[Speedify 4.0.7]
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[Complete Internet Repair 3.0.2]
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[Wipe 2016.13]
Drivers
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[Nvidia GeForce Graphics Driver 375.63]
October 24, 2016
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[Amazon Kindle Voyage 7th Generation Firmware 5.8.5]
October 21, 2016
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[Realtek HD Audio Codec Driver 6.0.1.7960 for Windows 10]
October 21, 2016
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[Nvidia GeForce Graphics Driver 373.06 for Windows 10]
October 21, 2016
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[Intel Ethernet Connections CD 21.1]
October 21, 2016
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