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Intel revamps its logo and famous jingle Intel has unveiled a redesigned logo and branding aesthetic alongside its new11th-gen Tiger Lake processors. The company has also updated its signature five-note jingle that anyone with any affection for computers will surely know. It’s the first time the company has changed its logo since 2006, and only the fourth version of it since Intel’s founding in 1968. In apress release, CMO Karen Walker said that the intense push of technology such as 5G, AI, and big data meant Intel felt it should update its corporate feel to match the times....

iOS 14 will launch in September despite iPhone 12 delay, report claims Apple tends to release its new iteration of iOS alongside new iPhones, which generally takes place in September, but 2020 isn’t exactly a normal year. Apple has already confirmed that the iPhone 12 is due to be delayed until mid-October, but what does this mean for those waiting for theofficial release of iOS 14? While some may assume it too would be delayed, a new report claims that it’s still on track for release in September....

New Acer Spin 7 is the first Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2 5G laptop At Qualcomm’s IFA press conference, the convertible Acer Spin 7 was announced as the first device running its newSnapdragon 8cx Gen 2 5Gcompute platform. The company’s latest chipset is specifically designed for PCs, and claims to deliver significant performance and battery life enhancements over its predecessor. The Spin 7’s reputation for power and portability makes it an ideal candidate for the new internals....

Nvidia Broadcast release date, features and support news Nvidia took to the stage and announced not only the incredibly powerful GeForce RTX 3000 Series of graphics cards, which it’s calling the biggest generational leap in performance ever, but a new piece of software for livestreamers too. Nvidia Broadcast is a new suite of tools for gamers that want to make their livestreams look and sound more professional without the need to buy expensive additional hardware like a greenscreen and noise-absorbing panels, utilising the AI Tensor cores of the company’s RTX GPUs to perform audio and video magic....

Qualcomm’s Adaptive ANC technology is built for true wireless earbuds It might not be obvious, but Qualcomm is a major player in the audio market. Its chipsets are a key component of many true wireless earbuds on the market, including those from brands such as Samsung, Bose and Bang & Olufsen. At IFA 2020, the company announced a new feature called Adaptive ANC, which aims to provide a seamless active noise cancelling experience....