Apple’s top-of-the-range 15-inch MacBook Pro 2018 comes with a powerful 6-core Intel Core i9 processor, but a YouTube reviewer has suggested that the device excessively throttles the CPU’s performance when it gets too hot.
Thermal throttling is a rather common practice – it limits the performance of components when they get too hot, protecting the d
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It looks like Apple might finally start sticking a fast charger in the box with its iPhones, which might sound logical, yet while the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus all support fast charging, you have to buy said charger separately. But for the iPhone XI, iPhone XI Plus and iPhone 9 (or whatever they launch as) that might change.
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Samsung is rumored be announcing either the Gear S4 or the Galaxy Watch - we don't currently know what name it'll have - at some point in August, but a new report suggests it will be earlier than expected.
ZDNet Korea reports the next smartwatch from Samsung will be unveiled alongside the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 at an event in New York on August 9.
The
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Blueprints outlining how to 3D print a gun can go back online, the US Justice Department has ruled.
It follows a four-year battle between the makers of the gun, Defense Distributed, and the US State Department.
The first
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Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has apologised to a British cave diver he called "pedo guy" in a row over the cave rescue in northern Thailand.
He said he had "spoken in anger" after Vern Unsworth ridiculed a mini-submarine he had
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In India, people with disabilities are often invisible in day-to-day life, despite numbering tens of millions. Here, the TheIndianSubcontinent's Ayeshea Perera meets the
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