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Cisco Webex can now tell if a contact center employee is burnt out
Burnout detection, powered by artificial intelligence, is coming to Cisco Webex.
Samsung officially reveals GDDR7 memory for GPUs, which is great news for gamers
Samsung's new GDDR7 memory for GPUs, officially unveiled, will be perfect for PC gaming.
German government warns thousands of Microsoft Server instances are at risk online
Many organizations are using outdated Microsoft Server versions vulnerable to remote code execution.
Bioshock creator Ken Levine reveals new details about Judas, will feature a 'pseudo-procedural' narrative and roguelike elements
Judas, the new game from Bioshock creator Ken Levine and Ghost Story Games, will feature a "pseudo-procedural" narrative.
Don’t worry, the Apple Journal app isn’t beaming your information to strangers - it’s actually much more interesting
The Apple Journal app ‘Discoverable by Others’ feature is enabled by default but it’s not sharing your information with strangers - it’s actually making everyone’s suggestions better.
Google releases speedy version of Chrome for ARM – a sign Windows 11 ARM-powered devices are finally going to make it big?
Google claims its native ARM take on the Chrome browser will be seriously fast with the incoming Snapdragon X Elite CPU.
Samsung and LG TVs in Europe are about to get tons of excellent free movies and shows
More than 54 free ad-supported streaming channels are coming to LG Channels, Samsung TV Plus and TiVo Plus too.
Google reveals the nastiest zero-days it tracked this year
Nation-states are more interested in exploiting zero-days, and mostly through third-party software.
