When it comes to beginning or furthering a career in IT, continuing education is paramount. But, the good news is that you don’t have to invest an exorbitant amount of time or money in a traditional education in order to get the skills you need to thrive. The will get you up to speed with the field’s most important and valuable tools and platforms, and it’s currently available for over 95% off at just $39. With twelve courses and over 100 hours of instruction led by one of the top-rated instructors on Udemy, this training will help you beat the competition and land some of the most lucrative positions in IT.
We’re not far from the day when artificial intelligence will provide us with a paintbrush for reality. As the foundations we’ve relied upon lose their integrity, many people find themselves afraid of what’s to come. But we’ve always lived in a world where our senses misrepresent reality. New technologies will help us get closer to the truth by showing us where we can’t find it. From a , we’ve never successfully stopped the progression of any technology and owe the level of safety and security we enjoy to that ongoing progression. While and the downsides of progress likely won’t ever cease to exist, we make the problem worse when trying to fight the inevitable.
If you are in the market for a new laptop for your family to use, the first system on this list is well suited for you to browse the web and for your kids to play games on. Or if you are looking to run games with excellent graphics detail, check the high-end CLX SET gaming desktop further down the page. This Inspiron notebook is targeted as a family-friendly solution that is capable of quickly browsing the web and running games at low settings. Dell is offering this system marked down from its regular retail price fo $1,209.99 to $849.99.
(Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Google held an AMA yesterday on its upcoming cloud gaming service, Stadia. Stadia is a unique project in gaming — there’s no other service quite like it available — but that particular facet is going to cut both ways. Users have had a lot of questions, and the Stadia team has now provided some answers to how various facets of the service will work. One thing they made clear upfront: Stadia isn’t “Netflix for games.” Stadia director of product, Andrey Doronichev, : Stadia Pro is not “Netflix for Games” like some people have mentioned, a closer comparison would be like Xbox Live Gold or Playstation Plus.
Fifty years ago yesterday, the Apollo 11 mission took off for the Moon. You can see CBS’s coverage now on YouTube, showcasing not just what happened, but how it happened. It’s the same way you, your parents, or your grandparents saw the event. I am admittedly not much for watching video. I use YouTube almost exclusively for listening to music when I use it at all. But there’s something fascinating about seeing the real-time broadcast, complete with commercials and with breaking news coverage of then-current events happening in… well, not “real-time” obviously, but what real-time looked like 50 years ago.
Keeping track of passwords is a nightmare. Even if you’re lucky enough to have a relatively memorable password, websites are constantly asking you to make tiny tweaks and changes that can drive even the most level-headed password-makers mad. ensures that you’ll never have to endure the headaches that come from forgetting another password, and it’s currently available for over 30% off at just $19.99. This one-stop password generator allows you to quickly and easily store and autofill strong passwords across all of your devices with a single click. You’ll be able to automatically generate passwords that can’t be hacked by third-party bots, autofill all of your login information across every frequently-visited website, keep your passwords synced between all of your devices, and more.
Amazon’s Prime Day is official over, but there are still plenty of excellent deals available. One of the best deals today is on a large 65-inch 4K TV manufactured by Samsung that’s loaded with tons of features including a 4.1 surround sound system. If you are shopping for a new TV, PCMag’s Shop page has been running several high-end TVs with excellent discounts over the last few months. This particular model is on sale marked down from $2,799.99 to $1,799.00, and it comes with support for Quantum HDR12X. It also features a rather powerful built-in sound system that includes a subwoofer and four speakers.
Kingston’s new series SSDs were designed to tackle the high-end consumer SSD market. With capacities available up to 2TB in size and read/write speeds as high as 3,200/2,200MB/s, this drive has the potential to play a major role in the SSD market. But so far, the drives are off to a rough start. Design Kingston’s KC2000 SSDs use 96-layer 3D TLC Kingston NAND that connects to an SMI 2262EN controller. This controller features Silicon Motion’s NANDXtend ECC technology, which helps to keep data secure by preventing read/write errors. The drive also supports 256-bit XTS-AES encryption. These features make the drive better suited for business use, where the loss or theft of data could have serious consequences.
According to a new report, iPhone loyalty is dropping rapidly as consumers trade in their Apple products and move to other devices. The news is a further potential blow to Apple as the smartphone market slumps and its devices continue to underperform. A new from BankMyCell claims that after tracking about 38,000 users since October 2018, iPhone retention has fallen by 15.2 percent compared with March 2018. 26 percent of BankMyCell users reported planning to move to another brand, while just 7.7 percent of Samsung Galaxy S9 buyers planning to move to an iPhone. According to Kantar Research, iPhone devices accounted for 36 percent of US phone sales in Q2 2019, down 2.4 percent from the same quarter last year.
