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HTC’s blockchain phone goes up for preorder HTC hasofficially announcedthe specs for the Exodus 1 blockchain phone and has started to allow people to sign up for preorders, although you’ll have to pay inBitcoin(BTC) orEthereum(ETH). The phone features what is described as a ‘secure enclave’ where you will be able to store cryptocurrency. This is a natural progression from the hardware wallets that we have already, such as the KeepKey and Nano Ledger S, that provide a safe physical storage space for cryptocurrency....

Kobo Forma review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Strong if understated design, a lovely big screen and chunky handle yet a slim, lightweight (and water-resistant) body: the Kobo Forma eReader is a pleasure to hold and use, and goes a long way towards justifying its high price tag. Last year we reviewedKobo’s Aura One eReaderand concluded that the hardware was great but expensive, and let down by a lack of curation on the Kobo book store....

Mac : comment forcer la fermeture d’une application ? Sur Windows, les utilisateurs sont des habitués du raccourci CTRL+Alt+Suppr pour accéder au Gestionnaire des tâches et fermer lesprogrammes qui ne répondent plus. Sur Mac, les choses sont différentes, il est possible de quitter une application seulement après qu’elle a stoppé de fonctionner. Dans ce tutoriel, nous vous expliquons comment forcer à quitter des applications actives bloquées et relancer votre Mac....

Qualcomm paves the way for smart Alexa headsets Apple first put Siri in users’ ears with the AirPods, and Google Assistant followed suite with theGoogle Pixel Buds. Now it looks like you’ll soon be able to access Amazon Alexa directly from a headset too, thanks to a reference design announced by Qualcomm at its annual4G/5G Summitin Hong Kong. The reference design is essentially a blueprint for headset manufacturers and audio companies to use to build their own headsets for consumer release....

Samsung Galaxy Book 2 review: Hands-on Our Verdict Samsung has seriously upgraded the Galaxy Book’s aesthetic in this sequel, and the switch to Snapdragon should make it much more appealing to anyone who needs to be able to work on the go. The lightweight design makes it even better for travelling, even with the new metal Construction. The only question mark is really performance. We haven’t properly tested any Snapdragon 850 laptop yet, but the 835 series suffered under heavy load, and with only 4GB of RAM the Galaxy Book 2 is unlikely to prove a powerhouse....