Best price: $180 off new 13-inch MacBook Pro (10th Gen CPU, 1TB SSD), $240 off with AppleCare

Apple’s 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro is on sale, with the 10th Gen Intel CPU-equipped model with a 1TB SSD falling to $1,819 with coupon — or $2,028 with AppleCare. Steeper markdown on 2020 MacBook Pro The fresh discount on the newest MacBook Pro is courtesy of Apple Authorized Reseller Adorama. Shoppers that opt for the Silver 2.0GHz, … Continue reading Best price: $180 off new 13-inch MacBook Pro (10th Gen CPU, 1TB SSD), $240 off with AppleCare Continue Reading

Apple energy efficiency savings in 2019 could power 2500 US homes for a year

In its 2020 Environmental Progress Report, Apple said that it used 18% less energy in 2019 than the prior year — a result of the energy efficiency measures that it has adopted at facilities globally. That electricity savings is a result of a wide range of energy efficiency measures at the company’s offices, data centers … Continue reading Apple energy efficiency savings in 2019 could power 2500 US homes for a year Continue Reading

Honda CO-MINDER is the safety sensor every portable generator should have

Honda is adding a new sensor to its portable gas generators, a carbon monoxide (CO) detector aiming to warn about build-up of the potentially deadly gas. The Honda Power Equipment CO-MINDER system is designed to track levels of carbon monoxide – which is odorless and tasteless – and can shut the generator down in emergency … Continue reading Honda CO-MINDER is the safety sensor every portable generator should have Continue Reading

It sure looks like Call of Duty: Warzone is getting loot trains

Activision and Infinity Ward have apparently begun teasing Season 5 for Call of Duty: Warzone, and it looks like some rumors we heard earlier in the month are about to come true. While the teaser that Activision and Infinity Ward shared is very short, it does suggest at least one incoming feature, along with potentially revealing … Continue reading It sure looks like Call of Duty: Warzone is getting loot trains Continue Reading

Office 365: Microsoft finally retires ageing TLS 1.0 and 1.1

Microsoft Office 365 will no longer support legacy HTTPS protocols TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in Office 365 from October 15.   Office 365 gets Reply-All protection to prevent server crashes Microsoft has set October 15, 2020 as the date it will enforce the deprecation of the legacy Transport Layer Security (TLS) web protocols TLS 1.0 … Continue reading Office 365: Microsoft finally retires ageing TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Continue Reading

Chrome 86 on Android lets you defer downloads until Wi-Fi is available

Google is offering Android users more control over when files are downloaded on its Chrome browser.   Google finds partner to bring Windows apps to Chrome Enterprise Google is working on a new feature for Chrome on Android that will help people avoid downloading files when it doesn’t suit them, such as a mobile network … Continue reading Chrome 86 on Android lets you defer downloads until Wi-Fi is available Continue Reading

Apple vows to be carbon neutral by 2030, supply chain included

With this commitment, Apple said every device it sells will have “zero climate impact” in 10 years.   Apple has announced its plan to become carbon neutral across its entire business by 2030. With this commitment, Apple said every device it sells will have “zero climate impact” in 10 years.  The Cupertino tech giant is extending its … Continue reading Apple vows to be carbon neutral by 2030, supply chain included Continue Reading

AMD eyes commercial desktop space with new Ryzen 4000 lineup

Chip giant touting the Ryzen 4000 G series, Athlon 3000 G series, Ryzen Pro 4000 series, and Athlon Pro 3000 series desktop processors as the ultimate desktop processors with integrated graphics. AMD Ryzen Pro desktop processor  Image: AMD AMD has detailed its new Ryzen desktop series line-up, which according to the company, will see it … Continue reading AMD eyes commercial desktop space with new Ryzen 4000 lineup Continue Reading

Unihertz Jelly 2.0 review: Tiny Android 10 smartphone packs a punch

  A couple of years ago I tested Unihertz’s tiny Atom rugged phone and found it useful for fly fishing, running, and camping. Unihertz launched its original Jelly phone in 2017 and three years later is rolling out a new Kickstarter campaign for the Jelly 2.0. For the past couple of weeks I have been carrying the Jelly 2.0, much … Continue reading Unihertz Jelly 2.0 review: Tiny Android 10 smartphone packs a punch Continue Reading