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Asus is being slugged with security problems this week. Company engineers leaked corporate data by publishing their own passwords on Github. The post Asus Engineers Exposed Company Passwords for Months on GitHub appeared first on ExtremeTech.

You’ll love the Mazda3 hatchback the more you drive it. Eight inches shorter than the sedan, the hatchback holds its own on cargo capacity and rear seat room. G-Vectoring Plus is another step forward. The post 2019 Mazda3 AWD Review: … Continue reading →

I am a stong advocate for protecting your hearing from noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). This is a bigger problem today than ever before, especially since so many people listen to music from their portable devices on headphones, often cranking the … Continue reading →

The AirPower, announced back in September 2017, was supposed to offer a sort-of wireless charging holy grail. The post Unplugged: Apple Kills AirPower Wireless Charging Mat appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Intel is adding Optane support to Pentium and Celeron systems. The post Intel Adds Optane Support to Pentium, Celeron Processors appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Helicopters are a common sight in the skies above Earth, but they may soon come to the red planet. The post NASA Tests Mars 2020 Helicopter Under Mars-Like Conditions appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Carriers have already committed to a number of discounts on the G8 at launch that might help LG get a leg up. The post The LG G8 Goes on Sale April 11 in the US appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Russia has ordered VPNs to begin following the government’s list of blacklisted sites, not long after passing a law making it illegal to disrespect the government. The post Russia Cracks Down on VPNs, Orders Them to Blacklist Websites appeared first … Continue reading →

Driver assist tools (lane keep assist, pedestrian detection) would be part of the EU package. For now, the proposal would not cap the top speeds cars could theoretically drive. The post EU Wants Speed Governors, Data Recorders in Cars for … Continue reading →

Office Depot and its subsidiary OfficeMax have been fined $25M for defrauding customers with a fake malware detection utility that detected nothing. Support.com also got hit for $10M. The post Office Depot Fined $25M for Defrauding Customers With Fake Malware … Continue reading →