Western Digital’s 15TB hard drive is the biggest ever made For all those moments a regular sized hard drive doesn’t cut it, you’re going to want to turn toWestern Digital.The new 15TB Ultrastar DC HC620 HDD is the largest magnetic hard drive to ever be made. If you’re just in one of those moods when you feel like downloading everything you see, Western Digital seems to know what that feeling is like....
Zhiyun Smooth 4 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Smooth 4 does offer really stable footage, but it is far from perfect. It’s not all that comfortable to hold and use and doesn’t have a joystick like other gimbals do. It’s best paired with an iPhone as the ZY play app lacks quite a few features on Android, but the fact it’s compatible with Filmic Pro helps. Best Prices Today: Zhiyun Smooth 4 The choice of smartphone gimbals is ever expanding and Zhiyun is another company with plenty of experience in making camera stabilisers....
Apple CEO Tim Cook demands improved privacy laws Tim Cook has spoken out against data collection policies widely used in the US, speaking specifically about Google’s ad-targeting system and Facebook’s user profile building algorithms. Cook has emphasised that these practices threaten both privacy and democracy as a whole. Cook has supported a new federal privacy law in the US which he called a necessary step in stopping the growing amounts of data....
Comment changer un ID de connexion au PlayStation Network ? LaPlayStation 4 de Sonyest sans doute la console la plus populaire, avec plus de 82 millions d’unités vendues depuis son lancement en 2013, en même temps que laPS4 Pro. Bien que la plupart des jeux soient solo, si vous souhaitez défier vos amis en ligne, vous devez vous connecter au PlayStation Network(PSN). Toutefois, vous est-il possible de changer l’adresse email et le mot de passe associés à votre connexion à PSN, ou même modifier votre ID en ligne ?...
UK’s data watchdog fines Facebook £500,000 Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal has been well documented over the past few months and has resulted in a fine of £500,000. The fine was handed out by the UK’s data watchdog which give Facebook the maximum possible fine set out in the 1998 Data Protection Act. For a company which posted a $13 billion profit last quarter, that’s a drop in the bucket and regulators have said that it would have been “significantly higher” under the EU’s GDPR regulations that arrived in May....
