The best cheap laptops under $320 you can buy now

Looking for a new Windows 10 laptop that won’t break the bank? With prices starting at only $230, these laptops — from ASUS, Dell, Lenovo, and other vendors — are new, not refurbished, and available for purchase today. ASUS VivoBook 15.6-inch $299 AT WALMARTsee details Plenty of ports Dell Inspiron 15 3580 $299 AT DELLsee … Continue reading The best cheap laptops under $320 you can buy now Continue Reading →

The best Chromebooks you can buy, from budget to rugged to Pixelbook Go

Not everyone needs a MacBook or a Windows 10 laptop. These Chromebook laptops feature low prices and long battery lives. Rugged enough for students Dell Chromebook 3100 Education $249 AT DELLsee details The best Chromebook money can buy Google Pixelbook Go $649 AT AMAZONsee details Budget can still feel premium Lenovo Chromebook C340-11 $299 AT … Continue reading The best Chromebooks you can buy, from budget to rugged to Pixelbook Go Continue Reading →

Industrial Control System Market Size, Share, Challenges, Investment Opportunities, Competitor Strategies and Industry Analysis | COVID-19 Impact

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Market Research Report- Forecast 2023 Market Highlights The industrial control systems market has grown considerably over the years, with the chief reasons being the massive investments being made by countries on smart technologies coupled with the rising cyber risks like night dragon and stuxnet. The surge in smart grid deployments, cloud … Continue reading Industrial Control System Market Size, Share, Challenges, Investment Opportunities, Competitor Strategies and Industry Analysis | COVID-19 Impact Continue Reading →

Coastal flooding could put 20 percent of global GDP at peril

Scientists state that climate change-caused coastal flooding may have a marked effect on the global gross domestic product (GDP) silkenphotos/Depositphotos VIEW 1 IMAGES   A new study claims that in the next 80 years, the global land area exposed to coastal flooding as a result of climate change is set to increase by roughly 50 … Continue reading Coastal flooding could put 20 percent of global GDP at peril Continue Reading →

Google One app gains new storage manager, iOS version on the way

  Google announced the launch of a new Google One app for iOS, which is set to hit the App Store sometime in the near future. In the near future iPhone owners will be able to back up their pictures, videos, calendar events, and contacts to their Google account via the new Google One iOS app. Google … Continue reading Google One app gains new storage manager, iOS version on the way Continue Reading →

Apple facing yet another multi-state probe related to iPhone throttling

  Apple is once again targeted in a multi-state consumer protection investigation over the highly publicized “batterygate” controversy. Arizon is leading a multi-state probe to find out if Apple’s intentional slowing down of older iPhones violated trade practice laws, according to documents seen by Reuters. Last week, technology watchdog Tech Transparency Project discovered that the Texas attorney general may file … Continue reading Apple facing yet another multi-state probe related to iPhone throttling Continue Reading →

Apple’s ‘iPhone 12’ and new iPads rumored to debut in October, 5G iPhone potentially delayed

    Prolific leaker Jon Prosser in a terse tweet on Wednesday said Apple’s upcoming “iPhone 12” lineup and a slate of new iPads will debut in October, a timeline seemingly backed up by statements from Qualcomm CFO Akash Palkhiwala. Prosser’s tweet, which reads, “iPhone 12 […] New iPads […] October,” suggests Apple is planning to announce … Continue reading Apple’s ‘iPhone 12’ and new iPads rumored to debut in October, 5G iPhone potentially delayed Continue Reading →

Apple mulled 40% take of subscription fees in 2011

    Documents made public as part of a U.S. House probe into Apple’s business practices reveal the company discussed taking a 40% cut of third-party services subscription revenue. In an email dated 2011, Apple SVP Phil Schiller forwarded a strategy that would take a 40% slice of service subscription fees. The House Judiciary Committee … Continue reading Apple mulled 40% take of subscription fees in 2011 Continue Reading →

Apple updates Apple Store app with new ‘For You’ tab, iPhone comparisons

    Apple on Wednesday pushed out an update for its first-party Apple Store app, adding a handy “For You” tab that gathers useful customer information in one place, as well as a new iPhone comparison tool. The new For You tab lives in the Apple Store app’s navigation bar and provides users quick access to recent … Continue reading Apple updates Apple Store app with new ‘For You’ tab, iPhone comparisons Continue Reading →

Apple halved Amazon’s App Store fee to get Prime Video on iOS and Apple TV

  Apple offered Amazon a reduced rate revenue sharing model in a bid to bring Prime Video to the App Store, a move that seemingly contradicts the tech giant’s claims that it treats all apps and app makers equally. In 2016, Apple services chief Eddy Cue proffered a deal in which Amazon would share 15% … Continue reading Apple halved Amazon’s App Store fee to get Prime Video on iOS and Apple TV Continue Reading →