Fortnite unveils plans to add previous battle pass items to its shop, but not every item
The battle pass monetization model is something of a double-edged sword: On the one hand, it can motivate people to spend money in order to...
Vague Patch Notes: Is it time for MMORPGs to start embracing romance?
The other day, I was writing about Baldur’s Gate 3 celebrating its anniversary with statistics about all the companions that people have smooched over the...
This Raspberry Pi Pico plays Pong using persistence of vision and custom mouse firmware
Guy Dupont is using a Raspberry Pi RP2040 to emulate Pong in the firmware of his mouse by using an RP2040 to interfere with the connection to the PC.
AMD preps RX 7800M to attack mobile market — unreleased Navi 32 GPU breaks cover as ONEX GPU 2 mobile graphics powerplant
Chinese PC maker OneNetbook is teasing a new eGPU on social media, claiming it is ‘the first portable mobile graphics dock equipped with AMD RX 7800M.’
Warframe’s August 21 Lotus Eaters update sets the narrative table for Warframe 1999’s winter arrival
Are you excited to go back in time to Warframe 1999? Then you’re going to want to fire up the game on Wednesday, August 21st,...
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 Review: Refinement Amid Strong Competition
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 – Starting at $1899 Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold6 is more refined than ever and remains a polished, competent foldable smartphone, though faced with mounting competition. More refined design Thinner and wider Brighter screens Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 performance Polished multi-window features Too tall and narrow for some…
Maingear’s Entire Gaming Desktop Fleet Adds AMD’s New Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs
Anytime there’s a new processor or graphics card launch, system builders are quick to update their product lines. Such is the case with AMD’s newfangled Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X processors base on Zen 5. One of the first to pounce on the new chips is boutique builder Maingear, which is offering both CPUs options across all of its desktop
China’s chip imports boom as the country stockpiles before anticipated new sanctions, struggles to become self-sufficient
Chinese companies seemingly stockpile not only HBM devices but other chips, too, ahead of new U.S. sanctions.
Scientists Propose Using Tiny Metal Rods In Bold Plan To Make Mars Habitable
A small group of scientists and engineers have proposed releasing metal nanorods into the atmosphere of Mars to make the planet more habitable for life. The researchers created models that point to aerosols made from materials that are readily available on the Red Planet, such as 9-micrometer long nanorods made from material on the surface
Sonos Delays Two Major Product Launches To Fix Bug-Ridden App
Fans of the popular multi-room audio system that makes up Sonos have been disappointed on the whole during the last few months. It all started with an errant app update, which broke systems and functionality for users. As a result, Sonos is now delaying two major product launches in order to focus on fixing its current app issues.
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