Brad Bennett
Staff Reporter at MobileSyrup
Feeling like a corrupted ZIP file ~ head of creative @MobileSyrup. Also, a journalist who likes phones too much. ~ Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
mobilesyrup.com | Brad Bennett
Roughly one million Canadians have been affected by scams facilitated by LabHost, a subscription website full of tools for criminals to phish and steal from people. The ringleader behind LabHost was recently jailed in the U.K., so now, the RCMP’s Cyber Coordination Centre and various other police forces in Canada are working together to press charges on Canadians who used LabHost’s tools.
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mobilesyrup.com | Brad Bennett
Hot on the heels of the 4060 Ti release, Nvidia is pushing a new set of drivers for all of its GPUs to make them more stable while gaming. The Verge reports that there are widespread complaints about games crashing on the recent selection of drivers so it looks like this update is slated to fix them. You can check out the multi-page patch notes to see if any issues you’ve been dealing with have been adressed.
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1 week ago |
mobilesyrup.com | Brad Bennett
Spotify is down for thousands of people globally. All we know is that around 8:00 a.m. EST, the music streaming giant’s app stopped working for many users, and looking at Downdetector, the outage appears to be ongoing at the time of writing. Spotify has confirmed the outage and, in a forum post, has clarified that its tech team is looking into the issue and will post an update once it’s been fixed.
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1 week ago |
mobilesyrup.com | Brad Bennett
If you’re in the market for a new graphics card for your computer, the new 5060 models from Nvidia will likely be the main GPUs for most gamers for the next few years. The more powerful 5060 Ti will be released on April 16 in two variants, and the baseline 5060 will hit store shelves in May. The 5060 Ti models available for pre-order on Newegg.ca ranged between $549 and $625, depending on the manufacturer and the amount of video RAM.
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mobilesyrup.com | Brad Bennett
Bell is testing a new AI tool from Ericsson to help its 5G networks adapt on the fly to interference and other issues that may change signal quality. Bell and Ericsson have been testing the feature at an Ottawa R&D site and discovered a possible 20 per cent higher downlink throughput, which can increase download speeds. However, I think the more robust upgrade is likely the ability to improve network capacity and reliability.
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