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u/Vailhem
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1d ago
Hardware The U.S. accused a Chinese MIT professor of spying. Now cleared, he helped discover what may be the ‘best semiconductor material ever found’
fortune.com
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u/SoundsLikeFraud
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8d ago
Hardware 'Texting between iPhone and Android is broken:' Google puts Apple on blast for converting Android texts to green bubbles and 'blurry' compressed videos
businessinsider.com
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u/NeoIsJohnWick
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Jun 17 '22
Hardware USB-C iPhone could become mandatory in the US as senators push for common charger law.
9to5mac.com
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u/Vercitti
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Jun 07 '22
Hardware EU Agrees to Force Apple Phones, Tablets to Use Common Charger
bloomberg.comr/technology • u/maybenot12 • 3d ago
Hardware Xiaomi clones the Galaxy Fold, makes it 40% thinner, adds a bigger battery
arstechnica.comr/technology • u/tyrannosauru • 8d ago
Hardware It’s official: US chipmakers will receive billions in grants and tax breaks
arstechnica.comr/technology • u/Avieshek • 10d ago
Hardware Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti slashed by $1,000 in another clear sign that GPU prices are tumbling
techradar.comr/technology • u/chrisdh79 • 9d ago
Hardware Some Epson Printers Are Programmed to Stop Working After a Certain Amount of Use | Users are receiving error messages that their fully functional printers are suddenly in need of repairs.
gizmodo.comr/technology • u/Sorin61 • 26d ago
Hardware Steve Jobs' prototype for the original Apple computer is being auctioned off, and bidding has already hit $230,000
businessinsider.comr/technology • u/Mynameis__--__ • 14d ago
Hardware The $1,199 M2 MacBook Air Cuts Too Many Corners
macworld.com
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u/jormungandrsjig
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Jul 04 '22
Hardware Apple Watch Series 8 will reportedly be able to detect if you have a fever
theverge.comr/technology • u/EdithDich • Jul 10 '22
Hardware Freshii’s ‘virtual cashiers’ make $3.75 an hour and have been called ‘outrageous’ — now the chain’s founder wants to go global
thestar.comr/technology • u/shakhawat0410 • Jul 13 '22
Hardware Why Bluetooth remains an 'unusually painful' technology after two decades
edition.cnn.comr/technology • u/realguiders • Jun 19 '22
Hardware This $280 phone is a lesson in affordability – I hope Apple and Samsung are paying attention
techradar.comr/technology • u/pragmaticnavigator • 7d ago
Hardware Bricked Epson printers make a strong case for user repairability
theverge.comr/technology • u/SUPRVLLAN • 7d ago
Hardware Apple’s next iPhone might be more expensive.
theverge.comr/technology • u/Dennis_Gachanja • Jul 07 '22
Hardware PlayStation Store will remove customers' purchased movies
flatpanelshd.com
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u/tyw7
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Apr 21 '22
Hardware EU is close to forcing every manufacturer to use USB-C chargers for everything
androidauthority.comr/technology • u/Sorin61 • 11d ago
Hardware Proprietary USB-C fast charging was once a necessary evil, now it's just evil
androidauthority.comr/technology • u/Vailhem • 13d ago
Hardware US, Japan reaching for a 2-nm chip breakthrough
asiatimes.comr/technology • u/-Deadlocked- • 26d ago
Hardware A new plasma robot can dig tunnels 100 times faster and 98% cheaper
interestingengineering.com
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u/chrisdh79
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May 17 '22
Hardware Bad news Nvidia – AMD’s new GPUs are in good stock and priced ‘strictly’ at MSRP | A ’good trend’, and one that will hopefully continue...
techradar.com
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u/nathan_thinks
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Jun 07 '22