Does this seem like a good idea to you? (Valve/Metro) GameCentral’s daily letter page argues that the PlayStation 4 has never gone away, as one reader wonders if there’s going to be a new Superman game. To join in with the discussions yourself email gamecentral@metro.co.uk Christmas presentI hadn’t occurred to me that the Xbox portable […]
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Made in China: Chinese company Loongson Technology claims to have developed its new processor technology without copying anything from Western counterparts. The Loongson 3A6000 chip can now be purchased with a motherboard or as part of a complete system, offering a chance to better understand what the hardware can actually accomplish. AliExpress recently started offering
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Meta is updating its “Made with AI” labels after widespread complaints from photographers that the company was mistakenly flagging non-AI-generated content. In an update, the company said that it will change the wording to “AI info” because the current labels “weren’t always aligned with people’s expectations and didn’t always provide enough context.” The company the
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Angel One simplifies option selection and strategy analysis for traders. Its intuitive interface showcases a well-organised option chain and key data like strike price, price change, volatility (IV), and Greeks (Delta, Theta) in one view. Its customer-centric approach and in-depth market insights make it a top choice for options trading. Key features Pros User-friendly BSE
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The first AirTag-style tracking devices for Google’s rebooted Find My Device network launched earlier this month – and now Anker’s security sub-brand Eufy has announced two potential bargain options. As spotted by 9to5Google, Eufy actually announced its two SmartTrack devices a couple of weeks back in a blog post, but they got lost in the
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority For a brief period this June, NVIDIA became the most valuable company in the world after surpassing Microsoft and Apple by a narrow margin. The company’s massive valuation jump comes from the AI boom led by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and others. Until recently, NVIDIA was almost exclusively known for
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Samsung has launched a new demand response program for its SmartThings smart home platform. Flex Connect allows your SmartThings connected appliances to communicate with the grid and automatically reduce energy use when there’s a spike in demand, which could help avoid blackouts. While demand response programs have made for some scary headlines, many experts believe
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It’s always worth revisiting the classics, and there’s no shortage of retro consoles and emulators to enable that. The Atari 400 Mini is more niche than we’re used to, however, and that’s what makes it so intriguing. The 8-bit retro replica console has dropped to $102 ($18 off) at Amazon in a limited-quantity opportunity that’s
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The physics of atoms and the technology behind treating disease might sound like disparate fields. However, in the past few decades, advances in artificial intelligence, sensing, simulation and more have driven enormous impacts within the biotech industry. Quantum computing provides an opportunity to extend these advancements with computational speedups and/or accuracy in each of those areas. Now is the time for enterprises, commercial organizations and research institutions to
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Al Rendon has been photographing music and culture in South Texas since 1973. While his first focus was to shoot those who made music, before long he widened his focus to show a much wider part of Texas culture. “I’ve been doing commercial photography and art photography for over 50 years,” he said. “I recently
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