Microsoft's replacement for NTFS, the newer ReFS file system was introduced with what version of Windows?
The NTFS replacement that is still waiting to become mainstream
Zoom stock slips as company comes clean about misleading user count
Daily active users and meeting participants aren't the same
New Canon software lets you use your digital camera as a high-resolution webcam solution
Amazing image quality on video conferencing calls
Google adds AirPods-like features to Bluetooth on Android
Get AirPods features with Android
Intel graphics drivers can now bypass OEM locks, become easier to update
Users running a 6th-gen or later CPU can update their iGPU drivers without OEM approval
Lenovo will start offering ThinkPads with Linux pre-installed
The OEM Linux club grows larger
Microsoft tweaks Windows 10 indexing system with May 2020 update
HDD-based systems will likely notice a bigger performance boost
How 3D Game Rendering Works: Lighting and Shadows
The vast majority of visual effects you see in games today depend on the clever use of lighting and shadows -- without them, games would be dull and lifeless. In this fourth part of our deep look at 3D game rendering, we'll focus on what happens to a 3D world alongside processing vertices and applying textures. It once again involves a lot of math and a sound grasp of the fundamentals of optics.
Facebook's answer to Zoom and Houseparty is Messenger Rooms
Video chat is helping millions cope with isolation
Apple: There is "no evidence" that iPhone Mail vulnerabilities have been exploited in the wild
The company's own investigation arrived at a different conclusion
Malwarebytes steps into the VPN space with WireGuard-based service
The new protocol is faster than OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec
Learn how to build a multiplayer game from scratch using Unity and Blender
From zero to Battle Royale development hero
GOG Galaxy 2.0 is rolling out for all users soon
The old Galaxy client will soon be replaced
Google Duo gets improved low-bandwidth video calls, new features
Great for when your family is hogging the Wi-Fi
You don't need an GeForce RTX GPU to access RTX Voice, after all
One user found a clever workaround
Zoom usage soars to 300 million despite security concerns
Zoom's stock continues to climb during the pandemic
Windows 10 update deleting files and causing Blue Screen of Death errors
Great job, Microsoft!
Vivaldi adds built-in tracker and ad blocker to latest browser version
Using DuckDuckGo tech
Valve's Proton project has brought 6,500 Windows games to Linux so far
Microsoft should be afraid
Opinion: The new normal of remote work is going to be here for quite some time
Remote access solutions getting extended and expanded
Unigine now has a Community Edition SDK that is free for small developers
A Pro plan is available for $150/month if you plan to make over $100,000 per year
Nvidia's 'RTX Voice' app uses AI to improve noise canceling on RTX-powered systems
Another use for your RTX cards
20 Programs to Analyze and Benchmark Your Hardware
You've just bought a new gaming desktop, or a laptop for the office. Maybe you've upgraded your PC with a new CPU and motherboard. You might be into overclocking. But do you know exactly what you've got? How well is that PC actually working? We've compiled a list of 20 programs that are great for analyzing or benchmarking your devices.
Verizon is buying cloud-based video conferencing provider BlueJeans Network
A timely acquisition given the recent surge in working from home
Houseparty added 50 million new users in the past month
Houseparty has led the social networking category in the US App Store since March 20