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Powered by advanced Dolby technology, these 7.1 surround sound headphones position you in the center of an immersive 360-degree sound field. They let you hear every detail in every direction, just as the game developer intended. Enemy fire. Sirens. Your … Continue reading →

During his campaign, U.S. President Donald Trump called the Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules a “top-down power grab,” leading many observers to expect a quick repeal. Trump’s presidency is still in its infancy and it’s unclear what his administration … Continue reading →

Most home security cameras are adequate to monitor a single room, but that doesn’t mean they see the whole room. In all but the smallest spaces, there will be blind spots. Cameras with sound detection mitigate this by alerting you … Continue reading →

Not all of what hit us during the Late Heavy Bombardment came from where we thought it did. The post Earth’s crust bears the scars of bombardment by shattered cores of failed planets appeared first on ExtremeTech.

La confiance ne règne plus. Plus de 90 % des entreprises dans le monde suspectent des erreurs dans leurs data, révèle l’enquête annuelle sur la gestion des données menée par Experian Marketing Services. En France, le manque de budget est … Continue reading →

Many of us carry powerful smartphones with us wherever you go, so why shouldn’t that same portability be applied to PCs? The team at Ockel have taken that concept, and created a sleek little PC that’s small enough to slip … Continue reading →

In April 2016, Comcast said Xfinity cable customers would be able to forgo an expensive cable box before the end of the year and use a Roku box instead. The company missed that target, but the good news for Roku … Continue reading →

Windows Cloud is less about a cloud-based operating system, and more about Microsoft challenging Google in the education and enterprise markets, where the locked-down nature of Chromebooks makes them preferable. The post Microsoft may be prepping a new, locked-down version … Continue reading →

Windows Cloud is less about a cloud-based operating system, and more about Microsoft challenging Google in the education and enterprise markets, where the locked-down nature of Chromebooks makes them preferable. The post Report: Microsoft prepping a locked-down version of Windows, … Continue reading →

Canada-based Paradigm has a long, respected pedigree in the high-end audio world, where it has marketed high-end speakers priced from a few hundred dollars to north of $20,000. Over the past few years, however, Paradigm has quietly brought its audiophile … Continue reading →