The Lenovo Ideapad C340 (81N60042IN) laptop retails for Rs. 39,990 and is powered by the AMD Ryzen 3 3200U CPU with 4GB RAM and 256GB SSD. It comes with a 14-inch IPS LCD touch screen with FHD resolution, making it a portable and affordable touch screen laptop.

Publication: Gizbot

It makes you realize why NVIDIA has been marketing its RTX features as a key feature of the Turing lineup. While the RTX Supers are a worthy upgrade compared to the GTX 10 series cards, the vanilla 20 series was a more toothless lineup. There are rumours of a Super version of the RTX 2080 Ti but I believe it’s unlikely. NVIDIA doesn’t face any competition in the top-end GPU space. AMD is presently working on midrange variants of Navi, so while we can expect the RX 5500 XT and the 5600 XT soon enough, there’s still no word on Big Navi.

Publication: TechQuila

Gaming has become a big industry in India, with so many new intriguing games launched in just the past year and many more around the corner, it is only going to get bigger. Often, we might not be able to find a laptop or a desktop that works well with our gaming needs so it is good to assemble one. This guide will take you through detailed steps of building a powerful machine which can tear through any game your throw at it.

Publication: Hindustan Times 

The edge-to-cloud company Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) on Monday announced that its HPE Financial Services (HPEFS) subsidiary is designating more than $2 billion in financing to help customers with cash-flow or liquidity issues during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. The $2 billion financing will be applied to help customers ensure business continuity and adapt in the current environment by addressing new technology financing needs, and convert their IT infrastructure into new sources of capital, the company said in a statement.

Publication: Outlook India 

One by one the world fell into a lockdown announced by COVID-19 affected countries and a month after, it continues to be quiet on the streets. Businesses have moved to working from home despite most of their operations being shut. IT tech giant Microsoft has been one of the first few companies to understand the gravity of the COVID-19 situation and announced work from home before the lockdown. The company has also actively taken a few initiatives to lend its support in tackling the pandemic. Talking to Radhika Udas, Microsoft’s spokespersons – Jared Spataro has shared some valuable insights and suggestions for small businesses to cope with this pandemic and stay afloat.

Publication: Express Computers

A new macOS update was supposed to fix problems, instead it has been causing more. Mac users have been reporting a host of problems including bricked MacBooks after installing the update. And the timing could not be worse. With almost the entire world working from home due to the Covid-19 pandemic, bricked up MacBooks are no less than nightmares. “The 8 April 2020 Supplemental Update for Catalina 10.15.4 brought the system down for a few hours,” said MacBook user on Apple’s discussion forums.

Publication: Hindustan Times 

A couple of days ago, Apple announced that it was partnering with Google to start a contact tracing system for COVID-19. However, in a report posted by The Verge, Apple has talked a bit more about about the system and how it will work as well as its limitations. Before we get to that, here’s a quick recap. Apple and Google plan to implement COVID-19 contact tracing in two steps. The first step would be to release APIs that would enable interoperability between Android and iOS when using apps from public health authorities. The second step would launch later and would enable broader use of a Bluetooth-based contact tracing platform.

Publication: Digit