Technology

There’s been a great deal of confusion over what it means to support various DirectX 12 feature levels and how this relates to various GPUs from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia. AMD and Nvidia have been promising DX12 support on old … Continue reading →

Last week, a discovery published by scientists at Northwestern University detailed a new genetic switch that may prove to be a watershed in the fight against aging.

TP-Link has joined the ranks of companies shipping Powerline ethernet adapter kits that comply with the HomePlug AV2 standard with MIMO (multiple input/multiple output) capabilities. Like Netgear’s Powerline PL1200-100PAS, TP-Link’s TL-PA8030P KIT provides a power-pass-through, so you don’t lose the … Continue reading →

Moore’s Law is one of the internet’s most beloved fables, though few actually know where it comes from or what it says about the future.

Sur fond d’enchères en temps réel, de ciblage d’audience, de big data ou encore de mobile, le quotidien d’un responsable real-time-bidding (RTB) est dense. Christopher Mariel, directeur marketing et communication d’un acteur publicitaire RTB, nous éclaire sur ce métier d’avenir.

Wreckage from MH 370 may finally have been found at Reunion Island, off the coast of Madagascar. Analysis is ongoing, but this could be the break that searchers have hoped for.

Researchers can identify which hidden service you’re connecting to with 88% accuracy.

Spanish firm Axter Aerospace has developed a new hybrid powerplant that may transform the small single-engine aircraft world, making flight far less risky.

Windows 10 brings a lot of good stuff to the table, but it also takes away some key functionality that Windows 7 users might miss. In Windows 10, you have to say goodbye to Windows Media Center and with it, … Continue reading →

Amazon is opening up Dash Button sales to all Prime members, giving them a physical button that instantly replenishes household goods. Amazon announced the Dash Button on March 31, leading some to wonder if it was an early April Fool’s … Continue reading →