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Intel Readies Core i3-7360X, A Dual Core Kaby Lake-X Processor For The X299 Platform – Features 4.0 GHz Clock Speed and 112W TDP If you thought things couldn’t get any more weirder on the Intel X299 platform, you were wrong. It looks like Intel has silently been readying a new SKU for the recently launched platform which does not come close to the meaning of “enthusiast” in any way. Intel Core i3-7360X Dual Core Kaby Lake-X Processor For The HEDT X299 Platform In The Works To be known as the Intel Core i3-7360X, the processor comes at a really weird time. Intel is going to launch their 14, 16, 18 core processors in a couple of weeks and their Coffee Lake desktop family is also headed for launch in early October. So cramming a dual core chip when the replacement Core i3’s are going to feature high core count doesn’t make sense, or does it? If you thought things couldn’t get any more weirder on the Intel X299 platform, you were wrong. It looks like Intel has silently been r

Pen finder If you're a pen user, Microsoft has added a nifty feature in the Fall Creators Update that allows you to pinpoint the last place your used your pen. So if you're someone who often loses their pen, Microsoft is making it easier for you to find it again. The feature is available in the Find My Device area in Settings and will bring you to a Map with a pin where you last used the device. It doesn't update live (the Pen doesn't have WiFi or cellular connectivity after all,) but will show you where the pen was when you last used it. Video playback Microsoft is going all out with new video playback options in the Fall Creators Update that gives users more options over the video options in Windows. There are new HDR options for those with monitors that support it, along with options to improve battery life when watching video. There are also options to process video to enhance it and lower the resolution on devices that may not be able to handle high

Huawei Maimang 6 goes official with Kirin 659 SoC, four cameras 22 September 2017 As  scheduled , the Huawei Maimang 6 has been officially announced by the company. The device is powered by Kirin 659 SoC with octa-core processor, and sports a 5.9-inch display with 2160 x 1080 pixel resolution and 18:9 ratio. RAM is 4GB, while internal memory is 64GB. Talking about camera, there's a 16MP+2MP setup on the back, and a 13MP+2MP setup on the front for selfies. Measuring 156.2 x 75.2 x 7.5mm and weighing in at 164g, the phone runs Android 7.0-based EMUI 5.1 and packs in a 3,340mAh battery. The Maimang 6 - which is  likely  to be sold outside China as  Mate 10 Lite  - features a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, and also offers support for dual-SIM (there's a hybrid SIM slot). Color options include Obsidian Black, Streamer Gold, and Aurora Blue. As for pricing, the device carries a tag of CNY 2,399, which currently translates into around $365. Pre-orders begin today,

Facebook is testing a new WhatsApp button in its main app Facebook appears to be running a trial that features its subsidiaryWhatsApp a lot more prominently in the main app. Users are reporting seeing a dedicated WhatsApp button in the main Facebook app on Android. When clicked, the button acts like a shortcut, opening WhatsApp without the need to leave the Facebook app. TNW has since obtained images of the feature. Here is how it looks: In case you were wondering, the dedicated button can be found in the menu area. If you happen to be one of the users in the control group, it should appear at the top, right under your name. But chances are not everyone will be able to see it yet. The shortcut is currently being tested on the Android version of the app, but it could very well be available to some iOS users too. According to Arvind Iyer, who tipped us off to this development, the WhatsApp button showed up after he switched Facebook’s language setting to Danish. Thi