The Stream Team: SWTOR’s Jawa murder party
What happens when SWTOR doesn’t give (much) new story content in a long, long time? You find other things to do! And Massively OP’s Larry...
Final Fantasy XI releases its May version update and unveils a new event
The new May update for Final Fantasy XI has arrived, and you have to go help out Maat. Sure, the guy had been a roadblock...
Tachyum’s Monster 128 Core 5.7GHz ‘Universal Processor’ Does Everything
Tachyum builds a 128-core super processor that can handle a multitude of high end applications on a single chip.
Final Fantasy XI Continues Voracious Resurgence and Prepares for a 20th Anniversary Event
The May update for Final Fantasy XI adds Voracious Resurgence content, new events, and prepares for next week's 20th anniversary event. Go to Source Author:...
Atlas continues to spin up its ‘wipe hype’ with more teasers of its upcoming new season
Atlas is continuing to drum up what it calls “wipe hype” on Twitter as the game inches closer to next week’s new season and full...
AMD Share Skyrockets Amid Biggest Desktop PC Quarterly Decline In History
The desktop PC market suffered its largest decline in history as it plunges 30 percent, but AMD managed to scrape out more share.
Black Desert Online Gets Artifact Presets, World Boss Improvements, and More Skippable Cutscenes
The latest Black Desert Online update brings some quality of life changes, world boss improvements, the new Artifact Preset function, and more adjustments. Go to...
Nvidia Open-Sources Linux Drivers
From the next release, Nvidia’s Linux drivers for its GPUs will be open-source.
RuneScape details charitable bundles for mental health awareness, OSRS acts on Giants’ Foundry feedback
It’s time once again for another bundle of news updates out of RuneScape and Old School RuneScape. We start with RuneScape’s usual weekly newsletter, which...
Big Tech Coalition Backs Ban On Warrants Forcing Firms To Hand Over Your Data
We’ve written in the past about both reverse location searches and reverse keyword searches and their uncertain legal status. Various US law enforcement agencies have been able to obtain warrants forcing companies such as Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft to hand over user location and search history data.
A reverse location search, also known