Andrew Cunningham is a Lead Editor with a diverse range of writing experience. His work spans across various publications, including JD Supra, The Hoops News, Ars Technica, Tech News Tube, and WIRED. Andrew's expertise lies in technology and he covers topics such as software updates, hardware releases, and the latest trends in the tech industry.
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Andrew Cunningham's coverage leans heavily towards technology, with a focus on computer hardware, CPUs, GPUs, and Microsoft. The majority of the articles appear to be product-focused including press releases and reviews. This suggests that he is likely interested in new product announcements or updates within the tech industry.
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By: Andrew Cunningham
Same NPU, same architecture as X Elite, but fewer cores and lower clock speeds.
By: Andrew Cunningham
photo of Qualcomm says lower-end Snapdragon X Plus chips can still outrun Apple’s M3 image Enlarge (credit: Qualcomm) Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X series of chips promises to be the company’s first that can go toe-to-toe with Apple Silicon, and the PC ecosystem is reacting accordingly. Microsoft reportedly plans for the Arm version of its next Surface tablet to be the flagship, and major apps like…
By: Andrew Cunningham
DOS 4.00 was supposed to add multitasking to the OS, but it was not to be.
By: Andrew Cunningham
It is likely that a merger of NBB and BBK would take the new bank into the top 30
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Motherboard makers "disable thermal and power delivery safeguards" by default.
By: Andrew Cunningham
iPads must comply with the same DMA regulations as the iPhone.
photo of Apple must open iPadOS to sideloading within 6 months, EU says image Enlarge (credit: Andrew Cunningham) Starting in March with the release of iOS 17.4, iPhones in the European Union have been subject to the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), a batch of regulations that (among other things) have made Apple support alternate app stores, app sideloading, and third-party browser…
By: Andrew Cunningham
If your iPhone hasn't been waking you up lately, you're not alone.
By: Andrew Cunningham
Feature currently only works on iPhones, and not iPads, Macs, or Apple Watches.
By: Andrew Cunningham
photo of iOS 17.5 makes it less of a hassle to send your iPhone into Apple for repairs image Enlarge (credit: Apple) If you've ever sent an iPhone in for repair, you might be familiar with the dance Apple asks you to do if your device still powers on: back up your data, then either erase the phone or disable the Find My feature so your phone can easily be serviced (or, if it's being exchanged for a new…
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