Square-Enix sees $2B in stock value disappear and its team management scrutinized
The home of Final Fantasy has been sailing some rocky fiscal seas recently. As multiple outlets reported this past week, Square-Enix has seen its stock...
Intel’s Wi-Fi 7 Adapters, Chipsets Arriving Soon
Intel’s Wi-Fi 7 adapters to emerge in various forms this fall.
Ravendawn Online Pronounces a Successful Stress Test as a Prelude to Impending Launch
Tavernlight Games recently performed a stress test for Ravendawn. The team has since stated that the test was a prelude to launch. Go to Source...
Wind Studio Sin65 Review
The Wind Studio Sin65 is a unique and versatile custom keyboard kit inspired by the sine from trigonometry. It offers plenty of options, a great...
The MOP Up: World of Warcraft’s mighty banhammer strikes once more
World of Warcraft announced that it banned 145,566 accounts in August, saying, “All of these actions were for cheating or exploitation, which primarily result in...
Valve’s SteamOS 3.5 Previews VRR and HDR for Steam Deck
SteamOS improves performance in Starfield, adds preview of VRR and HDR for Steam Deck.
Modder Turns Framework Laptop PCB Into a Handheld Gaming PC
Framework motherboards in handhelds: another great modding idea for these replaceable, upgradable, and recyclable system components.
The Stream Team: Three friends log in to Final Fantasy XIV together…
If that headline sounds like a punchline, then that’s probably not by accident: MOP’s Chris is once again back with another Eorzea Sunday stream, but...
Powerful DJI Mini 4 Pro Drone Breaks Cover In Extensive Image Leak
Late last year, the DJI Mini 3 arrived at a relatively low price and weight, which made it a great option for consumers shopping for a high-quality, compact drone that wouldn’t break the bank. While there isn’t yet an official follow-up to the Mini 3, it seems that DJI has one in the works with the DJI Mini 4 Pro, which has now been leaked
Researchers Unlock Chip-Based Thermionic Cooling for Quantum Computers, More
Researchers with the VTT Technical Research Center of Finland have developed thermionic devices that allow for absolute-zero temperatures to be reached without having to deal with costly liquid-based cooling solutions such as liquid helium. The research paves a way for smaller, cooler, and more consistent quantum computers, among other applications.