Macs Have Included a Built-In Antivirus for Many Years. This Is How XProtect Works in the Background
SecurityXProtect has been part of Macs for 16 years.
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Read more »Founder and CEO Eugen Rochko will leave the position vacant.
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Read more »The U.S. Department of Defense is keeping an eye on two major Chinese companies.
Read more »Affected users were unable to access services like WhatsApp and YouTube.
Read more »Project Jarvis has been renamed Project Mariner.
Read more »A group of artists has leaked access to Sora, but OpenAI has already taken action.
Read more »The B200 GPUs are causing some challenges for Nvidia. Probably too many.
Read more »Spending on artificial intelligence has increased eightfold from 2022 to 2023.
Read more »According to Bloomberg, the tech company is contemplating the launch of a less expensive Vision Pro model by leveraging the power of the iPhone, similar to what was done with the first Apple Watch.
Read more »We compare Amazon’s two most powerful streaming sticks.
Read more »We compare Samsung’s two new mid-range smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy A35 and the Samsung Galaxy A55.
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Read more »The new feature analyzes provided information to deliver more accurate responses.
Read more »Issues include the “blue screen of death” and the disappearance of the mouse pointer in text boxes, among others.
Read more »No one saw this coming. The Department of Commerce is investigating TSMC, the world’s largest integrated circuit manufacturer.
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