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Latest News - April 2022
- Seagate And Phison Partner To Dominate The Data Center With Next-Gen SSDs
- AMD Confirms A GPU Driver Bug Is Messing With Ryzen CPU Overclocks, Fix Incoming
- Apple WWDC 2022: When Is It And What To Expect
- Hubble Takes Mesmerizing Photo Of A Supermassive Black Hole With Tendrils Of Dark Dust
- Is An Edit Button Really That Hard, Twitter? Just Bring It Already
- Gaming Monitor Deals Are Lit With Hundreds Off And A Killer 32-Inch 144Hz 4K Beauty
- Watch An Elden Ring Streamer Beat The Brutally Difficult Game Without Taking Any Damage
- Unreal Engine 5 Arrives To Empower Next-Gen Games With Cinema Quality Graphics
- AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT, 6750 XT, And 6650 XT Black Edition RDNA 2 Refresh Allegedly Delayed
- Google Pixel 6 Android 12 Update For April Cures Wireless Charging And Camera Headaches
- Corsair Launches Custom Hardline Liquid Cooling Kits So Your PC Can Chill Out In Style
- Teaching Robots To Make Pizza Could Advance AI And Out Pizza The Hut
- Zombie Telescope Discovers Jupiter Has A Twin 17,000 Light Years From Earth
- Valve Steam Deck Shipments Are Ramping Up As Verified Games List Skyrockets
- OnePlus 10 Pro 5G Preorder Bundle Scores You A Free Echo Show 8 With This HOT Deal
- Hubble Captures Stunning Images Of A Violent Gaseous Jupiter-Like Planet Formation
- Sneaky WhatsApp Phishing Campaign Lures Victims With Fake Voice Messaging Feature
- Intel Wall Street Canyon NUC Breaks Cover As A Mac Studio Rival In Extensive Leak
- AMD Ryzen Owners Complain Radeon Software Is Secretly Changing CPU BIOS Settings
- There May Be Precious Gems In Uranus
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All News for April 2022
Making fast SSDs for consumers is a good way to build street cred with enthusiasts, but the real money lies in the enterprise sector. This is not lost on Seagate and Phison. Having already worked together on the FireCuda 530 series, which is one of the fastest SSDs on the market, Seagate and Phison announced a long...
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It was recently discovered that the AMD Software (formerly Radeon Software) driver utility is secretly changing CPU parameters in the BIOS on some PCs. This isn't some sinister play on AMD's part, but an apparent driver bug. AMD confirmed as much in a statement, saying it is "aware of an issue in the AMD software...
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Another year, another major Apple event. Apple just announced a few details about its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming event.
WWDC 2022 will take place from June 6-10 and is free to all developers. It will primarily be hosted online like the previous two conferences. However,
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Hubble is still capturing breathtaking photos of distant galaxies, as it sends back an incredible image of a supermassive black hole 110 million light-years from Earth. The image captures tendrils of dark dust interweaving across the heart of galaxy NGC 7172.
The Hubble Space Telescope continues to take incredible...
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It is rather irritating to publish a post, notice a typo, and be unable to fix that typo. Many Twitter users have long been annoyed that they are unable to edit their tweets once they have been published. Twitter recently announced that an “edit” button is on its way and will be available over the next few...
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Maybe you splurged on NVIDIA's monstrous GeForce RTX 3090 Ti and want to stretch its legs, or perhaps you own a reasonably powerful GPU with better bang-for-buck proposition. Either way, like a fine wine it's all about the pairing, and it's the monitor you'll be staring at for hours on end, not the graphics card. If...
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Most people think of a challenging video game exclusively in terms of manual dexterity, but in fact, a video game's difficulty level can be broadly described as coming in two forms: knowing and doing. Knowing is the part where you need to figure out (or already know) what the game wants you to do, and then doing is...
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The Unreal Engine has come an incredibly long way since it debuted as the graphics engine powering Epic Games' (then still known as Epic Megagames) first FPS title. Way back in 1998, Unreal wowed PC gamers with reflective surfaces, impressive lighting effects, and immersive skeletal animations. The engine was licensed...
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Word around the web is that AMD is getting ready to refresh its Radeon RX 6000 series with a few new models, and specifically the Radeon RX 6950 XT, Radeon RX 6750 XT, and Radeon RX 6650 XT. Originally rumored to launch this month, the cards have apparently been delayed, though just by a few weeks.
According to the...
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Early adopters of new flagships almost always have some growing pains or woes. The Pixel 6, Google's latest flagship, is no different. Many users have complained of problems with the camera and wireless charging. The upcoming Android 12 Security update, which comes to Pixel 6 this month, aims to fix that.
In our...
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Piecing together a custom liquid cooling setup can be intimidating. Throw hardline tubing into the mix and it can be downright scary for first-time builders. While it's not going to become mainstream any time soon, Corsair is attempting to make the process easier for new and experienced users alike with a couple of...
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Researchers at MIT are developing a new AI method that will allow robots to think more like a human as it makes pizza. The framework for the robotic system uses a two-stage learning process, which is aimed to enable a robot to perform complex dough-manipulation tasks over a long period of time.
When someone thinks...
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Sister, sister? Jupiter may have a far distant twin. A planet that was recently discovered through data from the Kepler telescope is incredibly similar to our own Jupiter. While hard to tell in the image above, what you're looking at are color images showing the field around an exoplanet named K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb...
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Valve is making all kinds of strides with its Steam Deck handheld, from crushing bugs and improving the overall experience, to ramping up shipments and validating more games from its Steam catalog. This is turning into a lesson on how to successfully launch a hardware product, and during a lingering shortage of...
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The latest OnePlus flagship is hardly in need of a sales pitch—see our OnePlus 10 Pro review for our full thoughts, extensive benchmarks, and evaluation. Short and to the point, though, it's a solid Android phone with a lot going for it. If you're thinking about buying it, there's a unique preorder bonus currently...
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NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured evidence of a Jupiter-like protoplanet forming through an “intense and violent” process. The discovery seems to support a highly argued theory for how a planet like Jupiter forms, called “disk instability.”
Planets are created from material that originated in a...
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There are reportedly nearly two billion WhatsApp users globally as of 2021. This is a number that is far too tempting to those with bad intent. A phishing campaign recently impacted nearly 28,000 email accounts by impersonating a notification for a WhatsApp voicemail message.
The phishing campaign utilizes...
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Intel might be readying a Next Unit of Computing (NUC) codenamed Wall Street Canyon that's built around Alder Lake-P, but what's really interesting is the potential marketing angle. If the latest leak is to be believed, Intel will bestow its mini PC the retail moniker NUC Studio Pro 12. That's either taking a clear...
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Do you have a PC that's powered by both a Ryzen CPU and a Radeon GPU? We'd reckon that this combination is pretty common these days, particularly given AMD's marketing around its Smart Access Memory feature. If you do, you may (or may not) have noticed that your CPU is running hotter and faster than usual, or perhaps...
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Uranus is capable of making it rain diamonds, and that's no joke. Along with Neptune, the two planets, referred to as ice giants, have temperatures and pressures that are so excessive it causes intense physical reactions.
In order for a diamond to form, it requires a combination of events to occur, according to a new research paper released
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First, a bit of context. It has been rumored for some time that NVIDIA's next-generation graphics cards for gamers after Ampere, known as Ada Lovelace, will be ludicrously power-hungry—to the tune of some 600 Watts. As an aside, AMD's RDNA 3-based Navi 30-series GPUs are expected to be quite thirsty as well.
These...
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Android users, do you ever look over at the Apple ecosystem and think, "Why don't we get that?" It's hard to ignore the interconnectivity capabilities between iOS, iPadOS, and macOS and all the features that come with living in an Apple ecosystem. Even people who claim to "hate" Apple can't deny that usefulness and...
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