True 4K support will be available when the game launches on March 6, so this is our opportunity for a version without compromise, right? Right?!
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Even by large SUV standards, the Nissan Armada casts a giant footprint. A 2017 redesign that carries over virtually unchanged for 2018 more than doubled the big guy’s sales. If you’re doing a lot of carpooling, towing a boat, or taking long trips — kids in travel sports, for instance — it’s not a bad…
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Ever since we found an exoplanet around the nearest star from Earth, there's been intense interest in whether it could host life. Today's news points in the opposite direction.
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Ever since Android and iOS hit the market, the ability to add additional storage capacity has been a fundamental difference between them. Many Android devices (though not all) offer a microSD slot with the option to add a variable amount of storage. iPhones categorically don’t. Over time, Android has moved towards integrating additional storage as…
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Early tests show that Microsoft's prediction of a mid-single-digit decline in Intel CPU performance after Spectre, Meltdown patches is broadly accurate, but there are exceptions -- and plenty of unknowns.
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Looking for an extremely low-cost streaming solution? For a limited time, Amazon is selling the Fire TV Stick for 25 percent off the sticker price. You can also save big on a six-core gaming rig, a USB-C hub, H&R Block tax software, and so much more.
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Buying a used GPU might seem to be one way to dodge the high prices on current cards, but Caveat Emptor unquestionably applies here.
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AT&T lost its argument to avoid all regulation in court, but it's talking out both sides of its mouth on the subject of paid prioritization.
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Connected cars are starting to proliferate, and since streaming music and travel information are so useful, it's no surprise. The folks over at FreedomPop recognize the massive potential for connected cars, so they're offering up a $0.01 SIM card with the option of entirely free 4G LTE internet access.
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Apple has shown no interest in supporting Vulkan over the past few years, so Khronos is adding support whether Apple likes it or not.
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No-longer-startup PRI sees scalable autonomous platforms. Even Raspberry Pi is enough for simple autonomy. Vertebrate Lab learnings may change how we think about autonomous devices.
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The entire GPU market is badly overheated, but that heat isn't hitting AMD and Nvidia equally, and it's not equally distributed across the GPUs in either company's product line. We investigate in greater detail.
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If you want to be able to get at your photos from anywhere, and share them with others, without the cost or potential privacy issues of keeping them in a public cloud, here are some ways to DIY your own private photo sharing cloud.
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People always have the notion of taking a network engineer to be the same as a network administrator, but there is always a huge difference between the two jobs when it comes to job differentiation. A network engineer major skills are to plan, design, construct, implement and oversee the general performance of the computer networks that promote in-house voice, video, data and wireless network performance and services, he engages more technical skills and development of a network. On the other hand, a network administrator mostly deals with managing, maintaining and troubleshooting when the network fails.
Another difference can be demonstrated by the level of education where a network engineer is more educated and has more skills and a higher salary than a network admin.
Network Topology
Network engineers are involved in creating reliable network solutions through a sustainable infrastructure that ensures dependable online and onsite information technology delivery to the users who access the network. They often switch roles as they encounter other responsibilities and interact with other professionals such as network architects or security system engineers and work together within the system or they can be hired outside as consultants. They design and perform network configurations, ensure reliable performance through troubleshooting. They monitor the entire network system and configure the security systems such as organization’s firewalls. The network engineers report to the chief information security officer or the CIO and other stakeholders of the organization to discuss the objectives, policies and network updates.
They have to work closely with project managers and other engineers during the entire development and afterward to manage the capacity of the network and execute the remote and on-site support required.
Many universities and institutions provide network training programs. To secure an entry job, one may need only an associate degree in computer science. Additional experience is also a plus such as CISCO engineering certificate programmes which offers five levels of career training. There are more related certifications which can boost a network engineer’s opportunities offered by various institutions such a Microsoft, the Juniper Networks, the Alcatel- Lucent, Extreme Networks, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IPv6 Forum and many more.
These engineers can be drawn from other fields such as Mathematics, physics and electrical engineering. Other technical skills such as good communication, analytical skills, organizational and leadership skills are also important to have the ability to interact with other people and solve the issues at hand. They have to understand the complexities of a network, able to detect complex issues that nobody else can handle and solve the problems or give the appropriate measures that can be implemented to improve the current network status. They also need to have the capacity to interact with other professionals, give orders and flexible enough to work with other engineers and other colleagues in the line of business to do not have the technical know-how of networking.
Network engineers must also know about the changing trends in applications and different software development requirements. Reflect the rising need for automation and define software networking. Understand the flow of traffic, app priorities and data flow requirements. They also need to be aware of hyper-convergence systems, the containers, security roles, virtualization and the rising need for wide area network and storage engineering.
They usually earn a salary ranging between $46,500 to $115,000 which depends on their experience and skills in the field. There are bonuses too, and they can receive profit sharing from willing employers. Work time is usually 40 hours per week but must be flexible as they can be called in anytime and weekends if there rises a network technical problem. If you have any network issue or need consultation, then you can approach the Surrey based Surrey based TNSC network engineers who can help you achieve your goals much easier.
Samsung's new Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus have been unveiled at Mobile World Congress. The phones are largely an evolutionary design, but Samsung did bake a few new tricks into them.
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When the Xbox One first launched in 2013, Microsoft's gaming division was in turmoil. But under the stewardship of Phil Spencer, the Xbox team has effectively corrected course. And with the Xbox One X, Microsoft is really pushing the console market forward.
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PDFs weren't designed to be great for editing, but sometimes there really isn't a choice. Don't be like Paul Manafort -- here are some good options for getting the job done.
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The more Model 3s delivered this year, the more people get the full $7,500 tax credit. Will it be 50,000 Model 3 buyers,100,000, 150,000, or more?
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MediaTek is unveiling its new Helio P60 SoC at Mobile World Congress, with substantially improved CPU, GPU, and AI performance.
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Last year, Nokia announced the nostalgia fueled Nokia 3310. This year, it's announcing the 8110, the so-called "Matrix phone."
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Hardware community Massdrop is predicting GPU prices will remain high through Q3 of this year. Here's hoping they're wrong.
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Make your Android phone all it can be with these tips and tricks.
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Want a new gaming PC that won’t break the bank? Right now, Dell is discounting the six-core Inspiron 5680 gaming tower by a whopping $150. You can also save big on Qi wireless chargers, 4K TVs, top-notch laptops, and so much more.Featured DealsNew Dell Inspiron 5680 Intel Core i5-8400 6-core Gaming Desktop with 3GB GTX…
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The Ryzen 2400G has no equal in its price range when it comes to integrated graphics performance, but how will the CPU respond to GPGPU compute loads against Intel?
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Intel has now acknowledged it decided not to inform the US government about Meltdown or Spectre, opting instead to let the news go public. It had no such qualms about warning other customers.
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Blizzard has just issued a patch for its 16-year old game, Warcraft III, along with a major Warcraft III tourney. Could a full remaster be on the way?
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Smartphone sales dropped in Q4 2017 for the first time in nearly 14 years. Is this a momentary blip or a sign that the market has hit saturation?
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SpaceX has launched the first two prototypes for the global communication satellite service it wants to develop. The company expects to put over 10,000 satellites in orbit.
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If you want a desktop PC with a good balance between performance and price, check out the Dell Inspiron 3650. With a quad-core Skylake processor and a substantial amount of memory, this flexible PC is a fantastic bargain when you use today's 47% total discount.
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The subcompact XC40 completes Volvo's line of crossovers. The cockpit is to die for, but not with Volvo's safety features, to die in. Check out the Lava orange carpeting.
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While the company has since apologized, comments by the studio head suggest he still doesn't understand the magnitude of his own screw-up.
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AMD has released new details of how it built its Epyc line of CPUs and why it went with an unusual quad-die MCM structure as opposed to a monolithic die.
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According to Googler Travis Ormandy, one of uTorrent's features has left users wide open to a serious attack. A patch is rolling out now, but it's unclear how effective the fix will be.
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Research from Microsoft Research and the University of Washington may have cracked the code to make DNA a viable storage medium.
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Qualcomm listened to Broadcom's ''best and final offer" last week -- and just effectively told Broadcom to take a hike.
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Intel has fielded a new set of updates for Spectre with broad support for Kaby Lake, Skylake, and Coffee Lake. Fixes for Haswell, Sandy Bridge, and Ivy Bridge are all in beta testing.
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The long Presidents' Day weekend is over, but that doesn't mean all the sales are gone. If you're looking for a new desktop PC, and iPad, or even a robotic vacuum, you can still find incredible deals from online retailers. But don't wait too long – the discounts won't stick around forever.
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Researchers at CERN have gotten comfortable with antimatter -- so comfortable, in fact, they're planning to load a billion antimatter particles into a van for a quick field trip.
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We round up some of the usual suspects from the health tech industry and look at how they're likely to play a role in the Bezos-Buffet-Dimon healthcare model.
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A new list of Windows 10 on ARM limitations has dropped. It's a doozy. Depending on your use case for the laptop, you might end up with your workflow hamstrung.
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AMD is launching new Ryzen and Epyc-based parts into the embedded market. The new chips are impressive, with high core counts in some cases and leading performance per $ in others.
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New CPUs from Intel are going to plug holes in the company's product line -- and some of that information has tipped up ahead of launch.
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Google's mobile payment platform has gone through almost as many revamps as its messaging apps, but maybe today will be the last one for a long time.
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This plucky little robot has just spent is 5,000th Martian day on the red planet. It was only supposed to last 90 Martian days.
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If you're using the default wireless router that your ISP provides, you might be dealing with coverage issues. Certain rooms in your house might drop your connection, or the speed might be terrible. So if you're ready to upgrade to a better wireless router that doesn't compromise one iota on security, consider the Norton Core.
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Samsung has announced a new 30TB SSD designed for businesses and individuals who need an absolutely enormous amount of storage and can afford to pay for it.
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The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) is an important tool for scientists studying the red planet. That's why NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory took aggressive action last week when the satellite reported a malfunction.
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As part of celebrating Black History Month, we are sharing the perspectives of Tobi Amos, a young African-American engineer about some of the black role models who helped inspire her.
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Reports say Mercedes-Benz diesels stopped cleansing the exhaust after 21 miles. The cars also recognized emissions tests and went to full-clean mode.
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