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Meet Samsung Galaxy Note8: A bigger and better Galaxy S8+ August 23, 2017
And just like that, the Note is back. Instead of scrapping the brand after a global recall harpooned last year’s Note7, Samsung went back to the drawing board to build the Note8, its most powerful phablet yet. Strangely, the fact that Samsung promises near-foolproof battery safety seems almost secondary to the Note8’s new features and design. To […]
Microsoft's fascinating GigJam service will close in September August 22, 2017
This story was updated on August 22, 2017, to note that the service will close in September.Microsoft will close and end the preview of its new GigJam productivity service, which was aimed at helping teams of people collaborate in real time over the Internet, the company said Tuesday. “After careful consideration, we’ve decided to retire the […]
Intel's 8th-gen Core CPUs could boost laptop performance by 40 percent August 22, 2017
08/22/2017: Updated to add details of the rumored black Surface Book based on the 8th-generation Core chips, as well as Intel’s desktop processors.For the first time, Intel’s upcoming 8th-generation Core CPUs will feature quad-core processors aimed at ultrabooks, offering performance as much as 40 percent faster than in the previous generation, the company said.Intel hasn’t […]
Cord cutter deal alert: Get a free three-month trial of Plex Pass August 22, 2017
If you're still sore about the recent privacy policy backlash for Plex, the home media server software, the company has a message for you: ByteMyBits. No, the company's not bitter about the situation. That's a promo code for a free three-month trial of Plex Pass (the service's paid subscription) for new subscribers.This deal was actually […]
Age of Empires IV is officially in the works, from Company of Heroes and Homeworld developer Relic August 21, 2017
During E3’s annual PC Gaming Show this year Microsoft announced Age of Empires: Definitive Edition and that was pretty cool. But an Age of Empires IV? I didn’t dare to dream.It’s happening, though. Shock of all shocks, Microsoft announced the news Monday during Gamescom and even dropped a short teaser: “But wait,” you say, “I […]
A 500GB Samsung 850 Evo is $150 today August 21, 2017
Amazon has a deal today on one of our longtime favorite solid-state drives: The 500GB Samsung 850 Evo is available for $150. While that’s definitely not the lowest price we’ve seen—during the 2016 holiday season, you could get one for about $135—it’s the best price we’ve seen in awhile. SSD prices are still inflated right […]
Intel 8th-gen packaging confirms 6-core desktop processors, new motherboard requirement August 21, 2017
Monday morning, in the shadow of the Great American Eclipse, Intel revealed its 8th-gen Core processors. Well, some of them anyway. The initial announcement is limited to low-power laptop CPUs driven by a refreshed version of Intel’s 7th-gen “Kaby Lake” architecture, and the company declined to offer more specifics about 8th-gen desktop processors. But Intel’s […]
HTC Vive price cut by $200 to battle Oculus Rift's recent deductions August 21, 2017
Oculus has had a pretty good run for the last six months, slashing the cost of the Rift first to $599 all-inclusive (meaning both the headset and Touch controllers), then to $499—with a temporary sale price of $399 for the summer. And through all that, HTC has done...nothing.To read this article in full or to […]

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