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Scaling up M1's architecture, M1 Pro offers a performance with industry-leading power efficiency, while M1 Max takes these capabilities to new heights. >>

FIFA 22 perfectly demonstrates what we can expect from the next generation consoles - invigorating gameplay with outstanding visuals.>>

Apple’s longstanding notebook, the MacBook Pro, is once again going through another iteration - and this time there are some major changes.>>

"The flat market and pandemic impacts are driving new behaviours from the telcos to innovate as well as become more efficient.">>

Adobe Acrobat for Chrome and Acrobat for Edge offer a whole new way for users to go beyond the native PDF viewing experience.>>

Vodafone is also helping customers protect themselves by showing them how to invest in their people, processes and technologies in a real-world cyberattack experience.>>

Kaspersky has uncovered a zero-day exploit for the Windows OS.>>

Ookla has named 2degrees as the most reliable, consistent, and best available 4G mobile data network provider in the country during the second quarter of 2021.>>

In one million phones there could be 24 kilograms of gold, 16,000 kilograms of copper, 350 kilograms of silver, and 14 kilograms of palladium. When devices aren’t recycled, all of this material goes to waste.>>

The experiment, which inserts ads under the first, third, or eighth reply under a tweet, brings more advertising opportunities for businesses - and more ad saturation to its customers.>>

All in all, Far Cry 6 is an enjoyable game if you concentrate mainly on the gunplay and vehicles.>>

Corsair is no stranger to PC gaming. With the Sabre RGB Pro and M65 RGB Ultra mouse, Corsair would like to give gamers that extra edge.>>

An IT security expert said the web app was using software that was known to have security flaws and people's information could be at risk.>>

In a world that’s becoming ever more connected, it’s cool to have the option to control your home’s climate through your fingertips. >>

Cookie Theft, or pass-the-cookie attack, is a session hijacking technique that enables access to user accounts with session cookies stored in the browser. >>