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The Full Nerd ep. 63: Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2080 appears, AMD's 32-core Threadripper reviewed

In this episode of The Full Nerd, the gang talks about Nvidia's new Turing GPU, hints of the GeForce RTX 2080's imminent arrival, and Gordon's Threadripper 2990WX review.

Galaxy Note 9: Samsung refuses to fix its biggest problem

The Galaxy Note 9 might be the best Android phone you can buy if not for Samsung's refusal to follow Google's lead.

Nintendo's ridiculous war on ROMs threatens gaming history

The emulation community plays a crucial role in preserving gaming's history. Nintendo's lawsuits against ROM hosts threatens it.

Google guidelines ban Android phones with three notches or other exotic configurations

Google has outlined its camera cutout requirements for developers, and thankfully we won't be seeing a three-notch phone.

Fake products? Only AI can save us now.

The arms race is on: Counterfeiters will use AI to create convincing fakes; smart enterprises will use AI to fight back.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 could be the best thing that ever happened to Bixby

The Galaxy Note 9 is a chance for Samsung to reset the narrative on Bixby - here’s hoping they make use of it.

Why your smartphone needs 5 cameras

By the end of next year, five cameras will be standard on flagship smartphones. Because AI and AR.

Watch The Full Nerd ep. 58 live at 1:30 p.m. ET: We're giving away ultra-rare AMD swag!

In this episode of The Full Nerd, the gang will discuss whether it's time to buy new hardware and pick the winner of a rare 2nd-gen Threadripper shirt signed by AMD's Lisa Su and Jim Anderson.

Keeping ahead of hotel cyber threats

Hotels are shaping up to be a prime hunting ground for cyber criminals.

Securing digital car keys: Managing risk and authentication in connected cars

Until about ten years ago, the biggest car-related risk (aside from road safety) for drivers was their physical car keys being stolen. But with digital transformation moving faster than the average car thief, digital keys will be far more sought afte...

Patients gain more control of their health data

Apple recently quietly announced a small, yet significant, update to its health app, signifying a precursor to the future generation of consumers who will have more control over their health data than ever before.

What happens if the Australian government locks Huawei out of 5G?

Regardless of whether the government chooses to go forward and ban Huawei from being involved with Australia's next-generation of 5G networks, there will almost certainly be repercussions here that could affect Australian consumers.

How the cloud can deliver speed, scale and security for apps

In a post-GDPR world, organisations can no longer afford to take risks when it comes to securing applications in the cloud.

Code Complexity is a Design Problem

This cats-and-dogs adversarial relationship between engineering and design needs to end. It’s bad for morale, bad for users, and makes products less competitive.

There's no excuse: All Android phones (even Samsung's) should run stock Android

Android One has graduated from a low-end OS to the best version of stock Android you can get on a phone. And it's time for every manufacturer to consider it in their phones.

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The price of poor printer security is too costly to be overlooked

As modern printing and imaging solutions have become more versatile and sophisticated to keep up with the needs of users, hackers are working overtime to turn these innovations into vulnerabilities.