Websites suffer from an AI-found flaw in PHP
Roughly 70 percent of websites are dealing with a couple of vulnerabilities that could make the servers easy targets for hackers, and that means sites you rely on mightn’t be up this week.
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Apple set for new laptops to end the year
Apple already had a new laptop launch or two at the start of the year, but it seems new generations are on the way, and they might push “pro” to a new level.
HP EliteBoard G1a reviewed: clever but not for you
Arriving in a design like no other commonly found PC, the HP EliteBoard G1a is clever and should find its way to more desks. If only HP wasn’t getting in the way of its own gear.
Hisense packs laser into a pint-sized P1 projector
Setting up a big screen at home needn’t require a dedicated spot, as Hisense shrinks its laser tech for portability.
Malware comes to online ads
There is perhaps a new reason to use an ad blocker, or at the very least ensure you have some form of security: ads can now carry malware and spyware. You don’t even need to click.
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Google brings AI to real-time weather tracking
AI is going everywhere, and depending on how much you like the weather, it is going there, too, as Google shows off a new tool.
Microsoft shrinks the Xbox controller
Smaller hands rejoice because at least one console is finally seeing you. Microsoft now has a compact controller.
Fitbit revived for an “Edge” of sorts
Not quite a Pixel Watch but still something kinda sorta in the same category, Google wakes up the Fitbit brand for an Edge, and folks who want a decent battery in a wearable.