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Zoom expands webinar events to more people than you’ll ever need
A new update for Zoom allows for an many as 1 million people to join a webinar, making it useful for major events.
You can finally try out Apple Intelligence on your Mac. Here’s how
The second macOS developer beta is out and it lets anyone try some of the new Apple Intelligence features.
Zen 5 was a letdown, but it may not have been entirely AMD’s fault
A bug in Windows appears to affect Ryzen 9000 gaming performance. Unfortunately, Ryzen 9000 isn't the only lineup affected -- Zen 4 CPUs are too.
Despite early blowback, Google expands AI Overviews
AI Overviews gets new features and expands outside of the U.S.
I’ve never seen a gaming monitor like Alienware’s latest
Alienware has a new 4K gaming monitor, and it does something we've never seen before from a gaming display.
The next Windows 11 update may seriously slow down your SSD
Microsoft is expected to enable the device encryption feature by default via the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update.
You definitely want to install these 90 Windows security patches
Microsoft releases a huge number of fixes to combat a jaw-dropping 90 security flaws that include nine critical bugs.
This DIY gaming laptop does something completely unheard of
YouTuber Socket Science has managed to squeeze an entire desktop PC into a gaming laptop case -- and it actually works.
Apple’s next secret project sounds absolutely wild — and it involves robots
With the Apple Car being canned, a new report claims Apple could be pivoting to robotics in a fascinating new way.
Grok 2.0 takes the guardrails off AI image generation
Elon Musk's xAI released its updated Grok-2 AI, which features image generation without content guardrails.
There’s something strange about the latest update to ChatGPT
OpenAI has revealed a new update to GPT-4o, but it won't say exactly what has been changed.
No one is buying AMD’s new Zen 5 CPUs, and it’s painfully obvious why
Early sales numbers for AMD's Zen 5 CPUs show that the new generation of chips is off to a bumpy start.
AMD’s historic AM4 legacy may continue on
Various reports suggest that AMD has a new 3D V-Cache equipped desktop CPU for budget-conscious gamers.
Windows is getting its own version of AirDrop
A new feature is coming to Phone Link on Windows PCs: the ability to seamlessly share files with mobile devices running Android.
Microsoft is axing unlicensed accounts for this popular service
Microsoft is beefing up security by removing unlicensed accounts for a very popular service and will even be charging a reactivation fee.
This new game will make your gaming PC sweat
The upcoming Black Myth: Wukong now has an official benchmarking tool, and it will push your PC to its limits.
AMD’s best chip makes its debut in first handheld
AMD's new Zen 5 chips are making their first appearance in handheld systems.
One of the worst data breaches in history just got even worse
One of the worst data breaches in history gets even worse with the intervention of another hacker that makes the information allegedly more accessible.
Intel’s latest chip update is a step in the right direction
BIOS updates are slowly starting to roll out for Intel's best CPUs, and for once, it seems like good news.
A modular supercomputer built to birth AGI could be online by next year
The first node of the network is expected to come online in September.
Microsoft is axing this seven-year-old Windows app
According to a banner that's appeared in-app, Paint 3D won't be available in the Microsoft Store starting on November 4 of this year.
Millions of AMD chips are being ignored in major security flaw fix
A major security flaw impacting hundreds of millions of AMD CPUs is making the rounds, but AMD won't be patching all of the affected processors.
This new feature may give new AMD chips a 21% gaming boost
If you have an MSI motherboard, you might be able to give your latest Ryzen CPU quite a boost in gaming through memory overclocking.
