AMD has submitted initial Linux kernel patches to enable full open-source HDMI 2.1 support, potentially allowing 4K at 120 Hz and 5K at 240 Hz on RDNA 3 GPUs without proprietary drivers.
A new bundle combines Visual Studio 2026 with 15 coding courses at a discounted price, offering IT professionals a...
A shortage of advanced Apple Silicon chips is forcing the company to rethink its approach, with frustrated customer...
Recent warehouse movements hint at a possible revival of the Steam Machine, with enterprise buyers eyeing its perfo...
The Intel Arc G3 Extreme CPU delivers a significant performance leap over its AMD counterpart, with multicore score...
A small indie team has launched a quirky co-op looter shooter set in an alternate Wild West, and it’s already climb...
Microsoft’s May 7 event will spotlight updates to DirectX, storage tech, and the future of the Xbox ecosystem, but...
The latest A-series chip in Apple’s upcoming iPhones delivers record performance, but rising DRAM costs and supply...
The iPhone 17e and the new M4-powered iPad Air highlight Apple’s push to embed AI processing directly into consumer...
A Korean research firm predicts memory prices will remain flat even as supply constraints ease, due to long-term co...
The Xbox Ally X now includes Auto Super Resolution scaling and a refined docked mode, addressing power-user needs f...
