Do you have a GeForce graphics card from the 10-series or later, or alternatively an RDNA-based Radeon? If the answer is “yes,” have you tried Quake II RTX? If not, why not? You don’t have to own the game, nor do you need a GeForce RTX graphics card to play it, although both admittedly make the experience a lot nicer. Quake II RTX discards

The Raspberry Pi is terrific for plenty of uses, from retro-style gaming to running an extremely low-cost server. A team of researchers have discovered another new use for Raspberry Pi: hands-off malware detection.

While most virus and malware detection depends on file signatures and behaviors, this new project scans for specific electromagnetic

Google recently lost a legal battle with Sonos, and now its smart speakers are going to be a bit less ‘smart’ as a result. Why so? A US trade court has handed down a ruling that Google is guilty of infringing on multiple Sonos-owned patents. Oops!

Google has been seeing its share of legal battles as of late. A recent class action lawsuit

Looking back at CES week, a whole bunch of companies came ready with wide-ranging product announcements and concepts, including all the big players—AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA among them. But it also appears as though they all left some products unannounced. Like Intel’s Core i5-12490F (probably limited to China) and, if the latest unofficial chatter