After a new Intel CPU for less? Try your luck with a Japanese Gachapon
A viral video has surfaced of a Gachapon in Japan which dispenses Intel CPUs for as little as 500 yen (around $3).
Fed up with Windows 10 search being slow, wonky, or crashing? Microsoft’s fixed search with its latest update
Microsoft is on the case and has fixed search, particularly around hunting out apps in Windows 10.
Quordle today – hints and answers for Saturday, April 27 (game #824)
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Saturday, April 27 (game #55)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the Spangram.
Turns out the viral 'Air Head' Sora video wasn't purely the work of AI we were led to believe
A new interview with the post production member behind the viral Air Head Sora video reveals it wasn't just AI that made the clip a reality.
Intel boss confirms Panther Lake is on track for mid-2025 release date - with some bold claims
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has doubled down on Panther Lake coming in mid-2025 with some bold performance claims in a recent earnings call.
Signed, sealed, delivered, summarized: new Gemini-powered AI feature for Gmail looks like it’s close to launch
Gmail is getting a summarize feature powered by Gemini, promising faster email comprehension. Users can rate summaries, helping improve accuracy and efficiency.
Gigabyte’s heavy-handed fix for Intel Core i9 CPU instability drops performance to Core i7 levels in some cases – but don’t panic yet
Gigabyte seems to have been a lot stricter than other motherboard makers with its cure for game-crashing blues.
Microsoft is bringing Window’s 11’s slimmed-down updates to Windows 10, shedding megabytes for quicker upgrades
Windows 10's latest update brings smaller downloads, quicker installs, and improved features, closing the efficiency gap with Windows 11.
Google I/O 2024 lineup confirmed – 5 new things we’re expecting to see, from Wear OS 5 to Gemini wizardry
The Google I/O 2024 schedule for developers is now official – and it gives us some hints of what to expect at the big conference.
Huge AMD Strix Point leak gives Snapdragon X Elite CPU something to worry about – and Apple’s M4, too
AMD has some seriously powerful APUs – CPU + GPU + NPU – chips inbound and this Strix Point leak illustrates that clearly.
Quordle today – hints and answers for Friday, April 26 (game #823)
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Friday, April 26 (game #54)
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Qualcomm claims its Snapdragon X Plus is an M3 beater, but is it really?
Qualcomm claims Snapdragon X Plus is an M3 beater - that should scare Intel and Apple if it turns out to be true.
Apple is forging a path towards more ethical generative AI - something sorely needed in today's AI-powered world
Amidst generative AI copyright chaos, Apple looks like it’s leading with ethical training methods, navigating legal hurdles to forge a path of compliance and innovation.
iOS 18 could be loaded with AI, as Apple reveals 8 new artificial intelligence models that run on-device
Apple announces multiple new open-source AI models. But what does this mean for iOS and Mac users?
Mark Zuckerberg just teased 5 Meta Quest 3 alternatives that'll use Horizon OS
Mark Zuckerberg has teased five Meta Quest alternatives that would run on Horizon OS in a recent investor call.
Google is improving the way OneDrive and Microsoft 365 are integrated into Chromebooks - which is great news for students
Working on Chromebooks could get a lot easier thanks to better integration of OneDrive and Microsoft 365.
Apple’s most useful AI tricks could be keeping your Mac more secure – here’s how
Apple might be using artificial intelligence to fight back against malware and keep your Mac safe from harm.
Independent auditors confirm top VPN doesn't log your data
Private Internet Access aces its second no-log audit since 2022, confirming itself to be a truly private VPN service. Here's why this is important for you.