Razer’s new Atheris wireless mouse gets 350 hours of battery life
Based on proprietary “Adaptive Frequency Technology” to keep a strong, consistent wireless connection.
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Bitcoin just passed $4,000
24 hours ago the cryptocurrency was trading below $3,700. About an hour ago it surged passed $4,000 and has no signs of stopping. It’s now trading around $4,135.00. For reference, a week ago Bitcoin hit an all-time high as it passed $3,000 for the first time.
Spotify arrives on Xbox Live as Microsoft revamps Xbox dashboard with ‘Fluent Design’
Xbox Live is getting a new look.
Sandsifter checks your processor for secrets
This project, just announced at Defcon 2017, tests your x86 processor for hidden instructions and bugs.
HTC teases a standalone Vive VR headset for China
Today at ChinaJoy, HTC announced that it is working on a standalone headset for Chinese markets built on its own Viveport content platform.
Microsoft Opens Up Windows 10 S to Developers, Education Customers
Microsoft announced today that it will make Windows 10 S available to developers and education customers. But sorry, Windows Insiders and other enthusiasts: It will not make Windows 10 S available for testing to consumers.
Upcoming USB 3.2 Specification Will Double Data Rates Using Existing Cables
The USB 3.0 Promoter Group, comprising Apple, HP, Intel, Microsoft, and other companies, today introduced an upcoming USB 3.2 specification, which will eventually replace the existing USB 3.1 specification upon release.
Xiaomi’s take on the Amazon Echo smart speaker costs less than $50
The Mi AI Speaker is Xiaomi’s first take at rivaling the Echo, which has already inspired a product from Alibaba in China and counts offerings from Google and Apple among its competitors.
Linux Kernel 4.12 developers added 795 lines of code per hour
The latest release of the Linux kernel is huge with developers adding 795 lines of code to it every hour.
Motorola and AI company Neurala are going to make intelligent cameras
Motorola Solutions announced that it will work with artificial intelligence (AI) company Neurala to develop intelligent cameras for public safety users.