One user reportedly got a quote of $5,000 for the information belonging to 1 million people. The person in possession of the information said that available data includes names, user IDs, email addresses, gender, phone number, and location. The report also verified some of the samples bought by others, while some said they hadn’t received the personal data despite paying the original poster. This led to speculation that the hacker was engaging in a large-scale scam or that the holder could not send the data due to some other constraints....

The RTX 40-series cards from PNY will be fairly similar to NVIDIA’s options, at least with most of the component makeup. The 4090 will come with 24GB of GDDR6X RAM, while the 4080 will come in 16GB and 12GB variants. Unlike NVIDIA’s Founders Edition offerings though, all three cards from PNY will have a visible triple-fan design. They also utilize real-time ray tracing and the powerful DLSS 3 technology. PNY RTX 40-series GPUs feature overclocking and ARGB customization PNY RTX 40-series GPUs feature overclocking and ARGB customization...

The changes, of course, go well beyond those explained during either device’s announcement. More than a little work on Samsung’s part was required to achieve readiness for an S Pen or waterproofing. But the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 does support a specialized S Pen anyway. And both handsets have an IPX8 rating. The task was, according to Samsung, not an easy one. There are a lot of moving parts to consider on the one hand....

This is the Neo G9 model, which is a 49-inch, 32:9 aspect ratio monitor. Which is also Mini LED. So you’re going to get a really incredible picture here. Not to mention the refresh rate, which is 240Hz. So it’s going to be really awesome for the gamers out there. Next up, the Samsung Smart Monitor M8 is on sale, coming in at $529. That’s going to save you $170 off of its regular price....

A report by The Elec (via SamMobile) states that Qualcomm is even asking TSMC to make a portion of its 4nm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. This is despite Samsung Foundry being listed as the sole manufacturer of the chip when it was first announced. The decision barely comes as a surprise given that Samsung Foundry’s yield for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 was only 35%. What this also means is that Qualcomm will partner with TSMC for its upcoming 3nm SoCs....