Lloyds Banking Group has launched a digital identity service in partnership with a tech startup it invested in this year. The app, which is available free of charge to all UK residents, can be used to prove who they are through a mobile phone. The Lloyds Bank Smart ID was developed using technology from tech…
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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been using Moonly, which I dare to say is the most complete app for anyone looking for all things astrology on the iPhone. It shows the Moon’s rhythm and how it affects your life; you can find answers with tarot cards and rune knowledge, get inspired by daily…
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has updated the platform underpinning its IR35-related Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool, claiming the change will improve how users interact with the service. The government tax collection agency confirmed to Computer Weekly in a brief statement that CEST had been “successfully moved” to a new platform on Monday…
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All the focus has been on FSR 3 launching yesterday (finally), but AMD has also implemented a separate Fluid Motion Frame feature at a driver level, which aims to boost frame rates considerably using frame generation tech.What’s the difference between these technologies? We’ll come back to that in a moment, but the key thing to…
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The cyber security industry has done so well at detecting suspicious activity that may be a precursor to a ransomware attack, that when cyber criminals succeed in breaking into a victim’s network, they are deploying and executing their lockers quicker than ever before, according to data contained in Secureworks’ annual State of the Threat report.…
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Intel’s Core i5-14600K has turned up in a leak that shows the incoming desktop CPU for Raptor Lake Refresh is still looking promising.Tom’s Hardware flagged up the benchmark result for the 14600K, which was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by Benchleaks, an account that posts a good deal of benchmark spillage as the name suggests.[GB6…
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If yesterday’s leak for the Core i5-14600K got you a bit stoked about whether this is a promising CPU, a bunch of fresh spillages will only reinforce that vibe.VideoCardz pointed out a trio of Geekbench results for the 14600K, which underline the specs leaked thus far (namely that its core configuration will be the same…
One of the most annoying things about Windows 11 is Microsoft’s arbitrary safety requirements, which include a requirement for certain CPUs and TPM 2.0, which some PCs from the last couple of years might not have. While we’ve seen ways to bypass those Windows 11 requirements in the past and still install Windows 11, those…
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Nvidia’s RTX 3060 graphics card has made a big leap to take the top spot in the ranking of the most popular GPUs used on Steam, according to the latest hardware survey conducted by Valve.The survey data for September shows that the RTX 3060 rose from 4.87% the previous month, where it was in second…
ASUS has formally acquired Intel’s Next Unit of Computing (NUC) products based on Intel’s 10th to 13th Generation Core processors. Asus is set to continue building and supporting Intel’s existing NUCs and will, over time, roll out its own compact NUC systems for office, entertainment, gaming, and many other applications. “I am confident that this collaboration will enhance and accelerate our…
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