Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
A new low-profile mechanical keyboard from Keychron combines walnut wood craftsmanship with advanced wireless connectivity, offering a premium typing experience without compromising on functionality.
A new roguelike game, From the Top, has emerged on Steam, offering a fresh take on the classic top-battling mechanics inspired by Beyblade. This game captures the essence of the early 2000s phenomenon, blending strategic depth with a unique combat system that challenges players to build and refine t...
A deeper look at two ambitious but cut features from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim—dynamic civil war mechanics and real-time horse and cart travel—that hinted at the game's untapped potential.
Global smartphone shipments grew by 4% in Q4 2025, with Apple securing a record 25% market share. Meanwhile, Samsung and Xiaomi saw significant traction in different segments, while rising costs pose challenges for budget brands.
A recent Windows Insider build addresses a persistent issue where File Explorer briefly displays a white flash when navigating between pages, particularly noticeable on OLED screens.
A new financial estimate suggests Apple's deal with Google to integrate Gemini into Siri could be worth up to $5 billion, signaling a long-term commitment that extends beyond 2030. This partnership not only enhances Apple's voice assistant but also cements Google's role in the AI-driven future of co...
Spotify has raised its subscription prices again, with individual plans now costing $12.99 per month. This marks the second increase in a year, prompting users to consider more budget-friendly music-streaming options.
The upcoming iPhone 17e is set to bring the Dynamic Island and a faster modem, but will it be enough for users hungry for innovation? A closer look at what’s changing—and what isn’t.
A $13 billion investment in a massive High Bandwidth Memory plant signals a fundamental shift, but consumers may not see relief soon. The facility, slated for completion in 2030, underscores the growing divide between industrial AI demand and consumer needs.
A recent job advertisement from ArenaNet has reignited discussions about the development of Guild Wars 3, hinting at a potential shift to Unreal Engine and signaling progress on the long-awaited project.
Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 Plus 'Arrow Lake Refresh' processors, expected in March or April, signal a potential shift in the company's roadmap. While these chips may not deliver groundbreaking performance, their timing suggests Intel is prioritizing stability over innovation amid competitive pr...
Dolby Vision 2 introduces advanced HDR features to budget TVs, promising brighter colors and smoother motion without local dimming. The technology also offers adjustable brightness and content-aware adjustments for a more cinematic experience.
A closer look at the trade-offs between 2.0 and 2.1 speaker systems reveals that simplicity, cost, and space often outweigh the bass benefits of subwoofers—especially for music lovers and minimalist setups.
A landmark agreement between the U.S. and Taiwan signals a $500 billion commitment to domestic chip production, yet TSMC's advanced manufacturing will remain offshore for now.
SNK's latest update for FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves introduces a rapid release schedule for new characters, including fan-favorite returns and mystery fighters. A major balance patch is set to launch on January 22, addressing player feedback while maintaining core gameplay integrity.
A new enterprise-grade access point from EnGenius delivers Wi-Fi 7 speeds and integrated security, targeting high-security environments like finance and healthcare.
The new Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 introduces a significant upgrade with the Hailo-10H accelerator, delivering 40 TOPS of performance and 8 GB of on-board RAM to support generative AI workloads on the Raspberry Pi 5, promising enhanced privacy and cost efficiency without sacrificing performance.
Netflix's aggressive approach to account sharing is creating friction for subscribers, particularly those managing accounts remotely. The lack of two-factor authentication and location-based access restrictions may drive users to explore cheaper alternatives.
