In brief: Intel's upcoming 10th generation Comet Lake-S CPUs are reportedly coming at the end of this month, and judging by several leaked promotional slides, they should be the best Skylake refinement the company can make before moving on to a new architecture step on its desktop CPUs.

This past week Intel unveiled the 10th generation, Comet Lake H-series CPUs for high-end laptops, sparking gamers and creators' enthusiasm with potent silicon that breaks the 5 GHz speed barrier inside a 4

A hot potato: Facebook sued spyware firm NSO Group in October 2019 for enabling a precisely-targeted attack on several WhatsApp users by means of fake servers and explointing a VoIP-related vulnerability in WhatsApp. Now NSO says Facebook tried to buy its Pegasus spyware tool long before caring for its users getting hacked.

An ongoing court battle has surfaced an interesting piece of information that, if proven true, could result in another scar on Facebook's public image.

Back in October 2019, Facebook

Something to look forward to: Counting is a difficult skill for companies that are made of scientists and mathematicians and programmers. You know that Microsoft got to 10 and gave up, and that Apple forgot that 10 is a number and not a letter. So historically 10 is the difficult number. But the word on the street is, Intel have figured out how to count past it – correctly.

You’ll recall that AMD have never, in fact, counted to 10. When the Athlon processors

Why it matters: With an unprecedented number of people working, schooling, and socializing from home, there are a lot more victims for cybercriminals to target. However, even playing a seemingly harmless prank on unsuspecting victims can result in fines and prison time under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

Federal prosecutors have put pranksters and hackers on notice: If you are thinking about "Zoom bombing" — don't. Zoom bombing is where someone barges in on a video conference and displays porn or some other disruptive content.

In context: Amazon's annual Prime Day event is typically one of the most highly-anticipated sales periods of the year. Thousands of products, from computer components to games and electronics, see steep discounts, making it the perfect time to splurge if you have cash to spare.

Unfortunately, even Prime Day isn't safe from the destructive path of Covid-19. The virus' spread has caused major disruptions to Amazon's business model, and you need look no further than a recent Reuters report

What just happened? Mixer, the Seattle-based livestreaming platform owned by Microsoft, has reportedly gifted all of its partner-status members $100 as a show of support during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Now, some are wondering if Twitch will be the next to do something similar for its partners.

Microsoft hasn’t made any mention of the donations on its official Mixer blog or on social media accounts as of this writing. Rather, it’s the Mixer partners themselves that have been

Rumor mill: Apple's plan to launch a successor to the iPhone SE may have been delayed a month by labor and component shortages in China, but the company is reportedly nearing the launch date, especially if you look at subtle accidental leaks that no one paid attention to for weeks.

With so many people waiting for a less expensive iPhone that is easier to hold in an average sized hand, the rumor mill has been churning many pieces of information about Apple's upcoming device.

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What just happened? Apple's interest in developing a tracking device that you can stick to items like your keys or briefcase has been leaked enough at this point that its existence is almost a foregone conclusion. However, Apple may have just accidentally confirmed the gadget in a support video for iOS.

We have heard hints over the last year that Apple has been working on a tracker-like device similar to Tile key fobs. The first was last April when the company merged Find My iPhone and Find My Friends into one