Mophie Charge Stream Pad+ is a wireless charging pad for iPhone and Galaxy smartphones

Mophie Charge Stream Pad review

Mophie has churned out Charge Stream Pad+, which is a universal charging pad that lets you charge latest iPhone and Samsung Qi-smartphones. It supports Mophie’s juice battery cases and is still able to charge your iPhone. So, you would not have to remove the case from your phone while charging. Compatible iPhones includes 8, 8+ and X. To use the Mophie Charge Stream Pad+, you will be able to use the QC 2.0 wall adapter and USB-A to micro USB cable to power it.

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Review: Western Digital Green 240 GB, a cheap SSD to improve the performance of your PC

Western Digital Green 240 GB review

Today we can have a top-of-the-range computer, with a next generation Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti graphics, 64 GB of RAM and two 4 TB hard drives each, which, both when starting and when trying to play relatively new games, we will have problems, and those responsible will also be the latter. For a long time, the bottleneck of computers has been on hard drives, and they are very slow compared to the speed of other components. Therefore, if we really want to take advantage of the performance of a PC it is necessary to resort to the new SSD and, if we also want an economic option, a great alternative is the Western Digital 240 GB. Western Digital is one of the leading manufacturers of hard drives in the market. Taking advantage of the boom SSDs were having, in 2015 this company took over Sandisk, a manufacturer that had already entered the SSD market so that WD could easily enter this new market and continue with its same range of products.

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Alldocube Knote Review: a 2 in 1 convertible fit for all budgets

Alldocube Knote Review

Although the ARM tablet market with Android or iOS operating systems is currently a bit stagnant, the market for convertible tablets with Windows operating system and processors with x86-64 architecture is slowly opening up gap among users, especially among those who They look for a tablet or a small laptop , that works acceptably and, above all, that it is economical. And one of the models that meets all these features is the convertible tablet 2 in 1 Allotocube Knote.

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Coinbase CryptoCurrency Exchange sued for insider trading

This is a class action on behalf of all Coinbase customers who placed purchase, sale or trade orders with Coinbase or the GDAX in connection with Coinbase’s launch of BCH during the period of December 19, 2017 through and including December 21, 2017 (the “Class Period”) and who suffered monetary loss as a result of Defendants’ wrongdoing (the “Class”). Excluded from the Class are Defendants, any entity owned or controlled by them, and any officer, director, employee or agent of any of the Defendants, and any heirs, assigns, or family members of any individual defendant.

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Coinbase is one of the most popular and accessible exchanges for the purchase, sale and use of Bitcoins, with more customers than Charles Schwab. By opening a Coinbase account, a person can obtain Bitcoins, and either buy and sell them or use them as currency with retailers and other businesses who accept Bitcoin as payments. Coinbase maintains a digital currency exchange known as the GDAX, which caters primarily to institutional and professional currency traders.

Coinbase customers can set up what is known as a wallet, in which they keep their Bitcoins for later use or for investment.

As one of the largest exchanges for the purchase and sale of Bitcoin, (and effectively a monopoly), the issue of whether Coinbase will maintain a market and support a cryptocurrency is essential to people who want to buy or sell the currencies. On about August 6, 2017, Coinbase abruptly changed course, and announced that it would allow current Coinbase customers at the time of the hard fork to withdraw their BCH but not until January 2018, but that it still would not support the currency.

On December 19, 2017, a month after tipping off its own employees as to when it would commence fully supporting BCH, Coinbase suddenly announced that it was opening up its books to the buying and selling of BCH within minutes after its announcements.

Unsurprisingly, those who had been tipped off, immediately swamped Coinbase and the GDAX with buy and sell orders, thinning the liquidity but obtaining BCH at fair prices. The market effect was to unfairly drive up the price of BCH for non-insider traders once BCH came on line on the Coinbase exchange.

The remaining Coinbase customers, however, were not so lucky. Within minutes, but after its insiders were able to sell their shares, Coinbase stopped the trading in BCH, and cancelled the outstanding orders of other customers, claiming that there was no more liquidity in the issue. They opened BCH for purchase, sale and trading the next day, and again within minutes, closed the books and cancelled all the outstanding order while insiders and those who had prior knowledge of Coinbase’s confidential information, were able to buy, sell and trade.

When Coinbase’s customers’ trades were finally executed, it was only after the insiders had driven up the price of BCH, and thus the remaining Bitcoin customers only received their BCH at artificially inflated prices that had been manipulated well beyond the fair market value of BCH at that time.

Rumors of insider trading, given the one month tip off that Coinbase gave to its employees, immediately started circulating. Although the Company, through its chief executive officer, Armstrong publicly announced that the Company had an insider trading policy, and that it was undertaking an internal investigation of the insider trading allegation, to date, neither Armstrong nor the Company has disclosed the result of its purported investigation.

Plaintiff brings this action on behalf of all Coinbase customers who were harmed by the Company’s changing statements in connection with its launch of BCH, and who were damaged by Defendants’ negligence in the handling of the launch.

This action is brought under diversity jurisdiction under the Class Action Fairness Act, 28 U.S.C. §1332(d), in that the named Plaintiff is a citizen of a state different from the Defendants, and the aggregate amount in controversy for all Class members exceeds $5,000,000, exclusive of interest and costs.

Venue is proper in this Judicial District pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1391(b) and Section 27 of the Exchange Act (15 U.S.C. § 78aa(c)). Substantial acts in furtherance of the alleged conduct have occurred in this Judicial District. Many of the acts charged herein, including the dissemination of materially false and/or misleading information and the manipulation of the Company’s stock, occurred in substantial part in this Judicial District, as did the acts of negligence.

Plaintiff is a citizen of Arizona. On December 19, 2017, at 5 p.m. PST, Plaintiff attempted to purchase BCH within five minutes of Coinbase announcing that it was going to support BCH. Plaintiff’s orders were not executed until 1:06 p.m. December 20, at which time, Plaintiff learned that his order was executed and that he had purchased BCH at the inflated price of $4,200.98 per BCH. Plaintiff’s order was executed at prices 100% greater than the price at the time that he submitted his buy order.

Coinbase maintains its principal place of business in San Francisco, California and is incorporated in Delaware. It is one of the most powerful digital currency exchanges in the world, buying and selling Bitcoin, BCH, Litecoin, and Ethereum.

It does so through a secure platform, in which customers can buy, sell, transfer or store their digital current in electronic wallets. Although Coinbase maintains a digital currency exchange known as the GDAX, for the most part, it services professional traders and institutions, leaving Coinbase to act and the main broker and underwriter for retail customers wishing to purchase digital currencies.

MSI H310-F PRO mining motherboard supports Intel Coffeelake processors

MSI H310-F PRO specifications

With the rise of mining difficulty, the mining craze in cryptocurrency space has toned down in a big way but the companies have not given up. MSI has churned out a new motherboard that supports the LGA1151 socket that support Intel Coffeelake processors. So, if you planning to make a new mining rig with upcoming Pentium and Celeron processors, the MSI H310-F PRO will have you covered.

With 12x PCIe x1 and 1x PCIe x16 slot, the MSI H310-F PRO can handle upto 13 GPUs at a time. There are Molex power connectors in the box that will provide support for the additional GPU power requirements. There are four fan connectors and 2x DDR4 RAM slots. This makes it one of the best motherboard for miners.

This motherboard will be excellent for those who run massive GPU farms. Each machine will be able to run 13 graphics card simultaneously. While people will soon be moving away from Ethereum mining, they will still be able to do Ethereum Classic mining, which was the original Ethereum chain. There are plenty of other cryptocurrencies like Groestlcoin, Vertcoin, Zcash that would require miners to keep their network up and process transactions. However, mining is profitable only for a few. via videocardz

Pal app review: Find new friends with same interests

pal app review

Pal is a new application available for both iPhone and Android that lets you find and meet new friends according to the friends that have same interests as yours. This is great if your existing friends don’t have time, interests, you can find new ones on the Pal app. For instance, if none of your friends like sports, you can find and meet new friends that like sports.

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Are Binance accounts getting hacked by Russian hackers?

A Russian hacker was able to hack users of world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance. The hacker was able to not only crack password but also able to surpass 2FA (2-factor authentication) that we thought was impossible to crack. The user has made a post on reddit about it and said that he wants to make everyone aware of the massive security issue within the Binance platform.

Binance hackers

Fortunately, the hacker was not able to take any funds out but he did traded this user’s cryptocurrency to BNB, POWR and BTC. Binance is yet to respond to his requests.

However, one user was not that lucky and hacker was able to get his funds out of exchange. Strangely, the user had both 2FA and SMS on. This login was also done from Russia.

Binance seems to have no clue and is currently getting in touch with the affected users on Telegram. If you were an affected user, feel free to get in touch with Binance’s investigator whose telegram is t.me/JagerBNB.

To users – only store those coins on exchange that you want to trade. Otherwise, store them offline on paper wallet or your own computer. When your funds are stored on exchange, you are not the real owner.

Huawei P20 Pro specifications: Rival to Lumia 1020 is finally here

Huawei P20 Pro specifications

Huawei P20 Pro is an upcoming leaked phone that will feature a whopping 40MP image sensor. This will be the first phone after Lumia 1020 to feature such massive sensor. However, it outclasses the Lumia by featuring a total of three cameras, out of which one is a 8-megapixel camera with 3x telephoto lens. Using that and 3rd camera, Huawei is able to support 5x hybrid zoom and various depth effects.

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Gigabyte BRIX BLCE-4000C specifications: Mini PC with Gemini Lake processor

Gigabyte BRIX BLCE-4000C specifications

Gigabyte has launched a new mini PC desktop computer, BRIX BLCE-4000C that measures 4.6”x4.1”x2.1” which means you can put it just about everywhere. Powered by six watt Intel Celeron N4000 geminilake processor, it features a single slot that can take upto 8GB RAM, 2.5” bay that can take up any compatible HDD or SSD. It has many ports including 1x USB 3.0 Type-C, 3x USB 3.0 Type-A, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 1.4b, VGA, Mic and Headphone.

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ASRock Phantom Gaming graphic cards are coming: ASRock Phantom Gaming specifications and price

ASRock Phantom Gaming graphic cards

A short time ago we commented that ASRock had decided to take the step and diversify their business by starting to manufacture their own graphic cards . The company has already made a name in the market as a manufacture of motherboards. Today the company has shared a video of what could be your next graphics card. Recall that ASRock began being a sub-brand of ASUS that little by little grew until it became independent. After its independence, the company has continued to develop motherboards for years, until this year in which it has decided to enter a new sector.

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