MojoKid writes: Yesterday, AMD launched its new Ryzen 4000 Series mobile processors for laptops at CES 2020, along with a monstrous 64-core/128-thread third-generation Ryzen Threadripper workstation desktop CPU. In addition to the new processors, on the graphics front the oft-leaked Radeon RX 5600 XT that target’s 1080p gamers in the sweet spot of the GPU…

A lengthily internal post from Andrew Bosworth hits on Trump, Lord of the Rings and sugar. …read more Source:: CNet

It has much improved live view capabilities, because Nikon’s learned from mirrorless. …read more Source:: CNet

The search giant scaled back from last year’s attraction, which was similar to “It’s a Small World.” …read more Source:: CNet

The show floor is finally open, and CNET has wall-to-wall coverage. …read more Source:: CNet

Brian Solis, one of the leading influencers in the business technology world, opines on Salesforce, Einstein and Voice. Listen to hear and talk to him. Or talk to Salesforce Einstein. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Google’s first security update of 2020 addressed seven high and critical severity Android flaws. …read more Source:: Threatpost

NASA’s new 3D visualization of the Crab Nebula takes you into the crazy heart of a star’s scenic remains. …read more Source:: CNet

We learned just a little bit more about Sony’s next flagship gaming console at CES 2020. Here’s how that stacks up against the next Xbox. …read more Source:: CNet

It’s a one-use device, that your partner controls via an app, and it might just work! …read more Source:: CNet