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HyperX’s first ever gamepad is designed for cloud gaming HyperX is known for its range of gaming accessories, but at CES 2022 the company is expanding as it launches its first new products since being acquired by HP. The HyperX Clutch is the brand’s first ever controller, aiming to upgrade the cloud gaming experience. The design of the Clutch is similar to a traditional Xbox gamepad. It has the same ABXY buttons, dual joysticks, digital directional pad, shoulder buttons and triggers many people will be familiar with....

Intel reveals 12th-gen laptop CPUs with new hybrid architecture Intel chose not to update its laptop processor lineup throughout 2021, but the company is back with a bang in 2022. At CES in Las Vegas, the firm revealed its first 12th-gen Alder Lake mobile CPUs, designed to be integrated into the next generation of portable computers. Despite continuing with a 10nm process, they’re arguably Intel’s most ambitious laptop chips in years....

iOS 15.2 : un bug Homekit rendrait les iPhone inutilisables Le chercheur en sécurité Trevor Spiniolas a découvert un bug iOS 15.2 qui peut être exploité via l’API HomeKit et qu’il a baptisé “doorLock“. Un pirate utiliserait l’interface de programmation de différentes apps pour modifier le nom de vos appareils HomeKit en un nom extrêmement long (jusqu’à 500 000 caractères), avant d’être sauvegardé dans le compte iCloud associé. Spiniolas explique qu’un redémarrage, ou une restauration, de votre iOS ne sera d’aucune utilité tant que vous resterez connecté à ce même compte iCloud....

Lenovo’s new Smart Clock Essential ditches Google Assistant for Alexa Alexa is already available on a huge range of different devices, from speakers and sound bars to TVs and even coffee machines, but Lenovo just added another to the mix at CES 2022. The company’s new Smart Clock Essential, a smart display similar toAmazon’s Echo Show 5, now has Amazon’s virtual assistant built-in, after the original model used the Google Assistant instead....

Most BlackBerry phones will stop working from today 4 January 2022 marks the end of support for BlackBerry’s mobile devices, with everything from select apps to calls and messaging undergoing a partial or complete loss of functionality, as part of the landmark switch-off. Phones and tablets running BlackBerry OS, BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry PlayBook OS are all affected, followingan announcementwhich the company first made back in September 2020. If you were in the market for a mobile phone in the early 2000s, there was a strong chance you either owned or at least knew someone who used a BlackBerry....