ComputersNews

Surface Laptop 3 review (15-inch): Bigger, but not always better 

The 15″ Surface Laptop 3 is a bit of a chameleon. It looks a lot like 13″ Surface Laptop that we know and love, but under the hood it’s another story entirely. Microsoft worked together with AMD to create a custom Ryzen chip with Radeon RX Vega graphics. For the first time, there’s an ultraportable Surface with a decent GPU! But what does that actually mean? Well…
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AI & RoboticsNews

As AI grows, users deserve tools to limit its access to personal data

My name is John. My name is John Connor, and I live at 19,828 Almond Avenue, Los Angeles. My name is John Connor, I live at 19,828 Almond Avenue, Los Angeles, and my California police record J-66455705 lists my supposedly expunged juvenile convictions for vandalism, trespassing, and shoplifting. Which of these levels of personal detail do you feel comfortable sharing with your smartphone? And…
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GamingNews

The best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories

By their very nature, Nintendo’s Switch and Switch Lite leave room for improvement through accessories. They’re not just giant boxes sitting underneath TVs — they’re devices gamers can conceivably take everywhere. So it’s no surprise…
MobileNews

Xiaomi Mi Note 10's OLED panel is made by Visionox

Xiaomi released the Mi CC9 Pro, known as Mi Note 10 internationally, with an AMOLED panel. There were some rumors the phone might have a Samsung or LG screen for the global market, but a Xiaomi executive announced the sole provider of displays is Visionox – the company that developed the wrap-up solution of the Mi Mix Alpha. Visionox is lead by the OLED team from Tsinghua University in…
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AI & RoboticsNews

AI ethics is all about power

At The Common Good in the Digital Age, a tech conference held in Vatican City recently, Pope Francis urged Facebook executives, venture capitalists, and government regulators to be wary of the impact of AI and other technologies. “If mankind’s so-called technological progress were to become an enemy of the common good, this would lead to an unfortunate regression to a form of barbarism…
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