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Google IO 2020, which was slated to run from May 12-14, has been canceled over coronavirus concerns. The physical event, anyway, as it might live on in digital form.

"Over the coming weeks, [Google] will explore other ways to evolve Google IO to best connect with our developer community" according to an official statement emailed to confirmed

Apple has done away with the 15-inch MacBook Pro in favor of the bigger MacBook Pro 16-inch, and now it seems likely Apple will do the same screen stretching for its smaller model by introducing a 14.1-inch MacBook Pro. This prediction comes from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, 9to5Mac reports.

Apple's MacBook Pro 16-inch wasn't a fundamental redesign

While we don't have every detail surrounding the PS5 and Xbox Series X, what we can say for sure is that they're going to look better on one of the best gaming TVs than a first-gen HD flatscreen - due to their native 4K support.

No one quite knows what the future holds. In light of the coronavirus outbreak, climate change, and fears about stock market plunges and economic downturns, there are serious questions about the power grid, whether gas prices can remain stable, and the global economy.

I happen to think many of these claims are overblown. The flu season – both the c

Samsung’s next earbuds might be tuned for fitness - and, if this early report is to be believed, called ‘Bean.’

Whether that’s a codename or a working name is unclear, but it seems these ‘Bean’ earbuds will also be able to track workouts and have their own fitness coach feature. That’s according to an alleged trademark request Samsung filed in Europ

New research from CrowdStrike has revealed that ransomware remained the top threat targeting businesses last year followed by banking trojans and malware downloaders.

The cybersecurity firm's 2020 CrowdStrike Global Threat Report found that financially motivated cybercrime activity occurred on a nearly continuous basis last year. 

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