Intel issues new guidelines to motherboard partners for crashing i9s
Following more Intel Core i9 problems, Intel has issued new guidelines for its motherboard partners to try solve the issue.
Google Photos will soon fix your average videos with a single ‘enhance’ tap
A code deep dive reveals the presence of a new ‘Enhance your video’ feature for Google Photos.
Take a trip down macOS memory lane with these web-based retro versions of Apple's operating system - and yes, they can run Doom
Have fun with these Retro macOS versions in your web browser and scroll through Mac history.
Microsoft admits latest Windows 11 update is breaking some VPNs
If you’re running a VPN in Windows 11 – or Windows 10 – and it just stopped working, this might be why.
Latest Meta Quest 3 update improves mixed-reality passthrough yet again, and brings more iPhone-exclusive features
Meta Quest 3 update v65 brings better passthrough, alongside spatial video and panoramic image improvements.
AMD’s fiscal results show GPU sales are tanking, and AI PCs are hugely important – here’s what that means for the future of computers
Is AMD’s lack of any mention of Ryzen 9000 desktop processors telling here?
Rabbit denies that the Rabbit R1 is fundamentally just an Android app
Rabbit has refuted accusations that its R1 is essentially just an Android app – but it doesn't make the R1 any better.
New AMD RX 7900 XTX variant requires a mammoth 3x PCIe power connectors
XFX has just unveiled a new version of the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX which needs a considerable amount of power.
Google Chrome is getting a smarter, savvier address bar thanks to AI
Chrome’s address bar, the ‘omnibox,’ is evolving with machine learning to offer smarter search suggestions, adapting to user behavior for a more intuitive browsing experience.
ChatGPT keeps hallucinating—and that's bad for your privacy
A European digital rights group just filed a privacy complaint against OpenAI for breaking GDPR rules. Here's what it means for your privacy.
Windows 11 users, watch out - you’re in for an upgrade you can’t ignore thanks to mandatory adverts
Microsoft's push for ads in Windows 11 includes intrusive pop-ups promoting Edge and other Microsoft services, frustrating users with relentless promotions.
EU iPhone users—avoid alternative app stores until Apple fixes this
While Safari's iOS 17.4 update meets the new Digital Market Act's rules, it comes with "catastrophic security flaws." Here's what's at stake for your privacy.
Intel’s next-gen Arrow Lake CPUs are already on sale – but you shouldn’t buy one of these illegal chips
A next-gen processor for $14? There are plenty of reasons not to be tempted here besides that you’d be breaking the law.
OneDrive finally catches up to Google Drive and iCloud with an offline mode - here's how to set it up
OneDrive users, rejoice! You can finally enable offline mode and take your work with you - here’s how.
Windows 11 fears over watermark for PCs that don’t meet AI Explorer requirements are unfounded, leaker clarifies
Windows 11 rumors can sometimes get out of hand, and that’s what happened in this case.
Quordle today – hints and answers for Tuesday, April 30 (game #827)
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Tuesday, April 30 (game #58)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the Spangram.
You're not imagining it, Amazon Prime deliveries got even faster in 2024
Amazon Prime's new success can be tied to recent logistical upgrades and the service may get even faster soon.
ChatGPT Plus just got a major update that might make it feel more human – here's how the new memory feature works
Memories in chatGPT moves out of testing phase, but now it's only for ChatGPT members.
Leaked AMD Navi 4X GPU notes reveal up to 50% more powerful than RX 7900 XTX
New patch notes have been allegedly datamined which show that the now-cancelled Navi 4C / 4X GPU was seriously powerful.