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Google is creating ‘internet surveillance DRM,’ critics say
Google’s new project could be misused to prevent ad blocking and destroy rival browsers, critics say. Google argues it is fighting for privacy. Who is right?
AMD might be about to launch the most powerful laptop of 2023
AMD's 3D V-Cache tech seems to be on its way to laptops. Will it be a viable option for high-end devices?
The most powerful Surface laptop ever may launch later this year
Microsoft's follow-up to the Surface Laptop Studio may debut later this year with a much more powerful configuration.
Intel Arrow Lake: everything we know about the 15th-gen chips
Intel Arrow Lake may launch as soon as early-2024, even if that wasn't the original plan. Here's everything we know about Arrow Lake so far.
Want an M3 Max MacBook Pro? There’s a lengthy wait ahead
Apple’s high-end MacBook Pro with M3 Pro and M3 Max chips might not launch until mid-2024, with the M3 Mac mini facing an even longer delay. Here’s why.
Why new SSDs are melting down, and how to protect yours
PCIe 5.0 SSDs based on the Phison E26 controller are advised to be used with a cooler to run safely without any overheating issues.
Report: Apple’s 2024 MacBooks may face some serious shortages
A new report suggests Apple’s 2024 MacBooks could be hard to come by, all due to a planned chip factory in the U.S. struggling to hire enough skilled workers.
The Meta Quest Pro may already be dead
Meta is slowing down its AR/VR production, seemingly to see how the Apple Vision Pro fares on the market first.
Nvidia’s peace offering isn’t working
Nvidia quietly launched the 16GB version of the RTX 4060 Ti. The lack of fanfare might be caused by the card's subpar performance.
Here’s why people think GPT-4 might be getting dumber over time
Researchers claim that OpenAI's GPT-4 language model is not only performing worst than its prior GPT 3.5 iteration but from older GPT-4 versions.
Apple’s next Vision Pro may send you on a mood-altering trip
A freshly granted patent shows Apple is working on letting its Vision Pro headset alter your mood at the touch of a button. Could we see it in the near future?
Top authors demand payment from AI firms for using their work
AI chatbots like ChatGPT are trained on vast amounts of text, including published works, and authors are asking to be fairly compensated.
Apple GPT is real and may be coming sooner than you think
Apple is reportedly internally testing Ajax, a secret, privacy-focused AI chatbot, with plans to announce some major advance in 2024.
Hackers are pretending to be cybersecurity firm to lock your entire PC
Hackers continue coming up with new ways to scam their victims. This time, a ransomware is being used to impersonate a cybersecurity firm.
Why is Google cutting web access for some of its workers?
Google has started to restrict internet access for some of its employees. It may seem like an odd move for a web company, but there's a good reason for it.
Apple’s secret AR glasses may have this genius feature for glasses users
Everyone’s talking about Apple’s Vision Pro headset, but the company’s future AR glasses could solve a key problem for glasses users with this genius feature.
The first performance numbers for AMD’s anticipated new GPUs leak out
The AMD Radeon RX 7700 and RX 7800 desktop GPUs may make an appearance at Gamescom 2023.
Nvidia doesn’t want you to know about its controversial new GPU
Nvidia's controversial 16GB RTX 4060 Ti is available now, though there aren't many models up to purchase.
Bing Chat fights back against workplace bans on AI
Microsoft has announced a new version of Bing Chat to help protect data and secure chat history.
Nvidia debuts Portal: Prelude RTX, and you can play it for free
Nvidia is launching Portal: Prelude RTX, a prequel to the main game based on a mod. It's packed full of RTX goodies, including DLSS 3 and ray tracing.
The M3 MacBook Pro may launch sooner than anyone expected
A new report claims Apple will launch its M3 MacBook Pro in the third quarter of 2023, which is much sooner than expected. But can you trust its claims?
Wix uses ChatGPT to help you quickly build an entire website
Website creation company Wix has unveiled a new AI-powered feature that lets you use ChatGPT and other tools to build a site simply by describing what you want.
Email typo misdirects millions of U.S. military messages to Mali
The man who exposed the error said the risk is real and has the potential to be exploited by adversaries of the U.S
