Cinebench world record that stood for 12 years gets toppled
You don’t need the latest and greatest PC hardware to have fun or even break overclocking world records, as Luumi shows with an ancient Haswell system.
One Shots: Charting the best course forward
When you’re at a crossroads in life, it’s best to pause, take stock, and chart a strong course forward. In the event you have no...
iPhones And Apple Watches Start Under $90 In Woot’s Refurb Sale
When it comes time to upgrade your smartphone or buy a new smartwatch, you don’t necessarily have to resign to the fact that you will need to spend big for something worthwhile. Frequent sales help avoid the sting of premium pricing, and if
Asus ROG Strix XG27AQGNV 27-inch G-Sync Pulsar gaming monitor review: Super smooth with unprecedented control
Asus delivers its take on G-Sync Pulsar with the ROG Strix XG27AQGNV. This 27-inch IPS panel sports smooth motion with 360 Hz, QHD resolution, HDR and wide gamut color.
Nvidia RTX 5090 shipment worth $470,000 goes missing in Brazilian airport
Brazilian electronics and IT distributor Oderço claims that two pallets of Zotac RTX 5090 GPUs have arrived at the airport but has since completely disappeared.
Typo-squatting attacks with major domains are still viable
Typo-squatting attacks with major domains are still viable — corner cases with Cyrillic characters still evade the best checks
Chip fab engineering game goes viral in Taiwan
A new 3D web game where you live ‘A Day in the Life of a Semiconductor Wafer Factory Worker’ has gone viral in Taiwan, where it was developed.
Official DLSS 5 running on unsupported games delivers up to 90% better performance than the leaked version
Nvidia’s latest DLSS Neural Renderer, extracted from NBA 2K27 (again), is being tested on unsupported games and shows up to a 90% performance gain over the previous NR model.
MIT engineers build soft 3D shape-sensing skin for gaming and VR
MIT engineers embedded soft optical fibers in a silicone sheet that reconstructs its own 3D shape, aimed at gaming, VR, and physical therapy.
Researchers train AI to detect concealed handguns using Wi-Fi signals
Researchers have developed WiFireNet, an AI system that detects concealed handguns from Wi-Fi channel-state information, achieving 72.5% average precision in controlled indoor tests without cameras or metal detectors.