Huawei MateBook X Pro in the test: So light that I can hold it with two fingers
Huawei MateBook X Pro Ben Sin Huawei’s laptops have always been known for being stylish, but the latest model, the […]
When sea otters lose their favorite food, they can use tools to acquire new ones
A sea otter in Monterey Bay with a rock anvil on its stomach and a scallop in its front paws.
The arduous search for the representation of a tortured warrior
They come unexpectedly, flickering moments that make you unsure whether you’re watching a video game or the real world. Cold
Can an airliner perform a barrel roll?
Anyone who has ever attended an air show has witnessed the death-defying acrobatics of the pilots. But one maneuver stands
3DMark Steel Nomad DirectX 12 / Vulkan benchmark test
Benchmark test: UL 3DMark Steel Nomad with 25 tested cards UL’s 3DMark is now a widely used benchmarking suite for
Counterfeits are cool: High-end brands are being urged to embrace the rise of #dupe
High-end brands should “lean in” and embrace the #dupe subculture, which thrives on recommending duplicates or cheaper alternatives to luxury
New independent institute to guide semiconductor innovation in the UK and support semiconductor strategy
A new independent institute will be tasked with building on the Government’s £1bn strategy to grow the semiconductor sector With
Men stuck in the “miserable middle” can learn a valuable lesson from women
But despite all the challenges that female employees face, it is apparently men who are less satisfied with their jobs.
The tech guy invented parts of the box he was repairing and still messed up the job
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BT is the first company to scrap the “ridiculous” fixed line switchover deadline
After months of campaigning by groups representing vulnerable customers and MailOnline, BT has scrapped its timetable for switching all landline