VideoCardz reports that new performance builds and a launcher reduce the speed and setup barriers for community-made Radeon support.
Apple denies the claim and says it will appeal, according to a post that identifies Taction as the recipient of the reported court award.
Microsoft's CEO called the restructuring “great to see” days after Xbox confirmed another 268 eliminated roles.
The compact Intel system routes PCIe lanes through cables so its motherboard and graphics card can sit back-to-back.
Android Authority describes a shift from loving foldable phones to preferring separate devices for productivity, wellbeing, and everyday life.
VideoCardz reports that Cuphead reaches 60 frames per second through ProsperoEden, an experimental PS5 port of the Eden Nintendo Switch emulator.
The Verge describes the idea behind Nicholas Negroponte’s One Laptop Per Child initiative: giving every child in the world access to a computer.
Weber switched off June's app and cloud services on September 22, leaving the ovens usable but stripping away remote controls, live video and updates.
The HONOR 600 Pro lets users map three button gestures to tools, apps and specific in-app actions instead of an assistant.
XDA describes a writer's experience replacing dual boot: their PC stopped breaking every time Windows updated.
Android Authority’s roundup highlights five of its writer’s favorite features found on other Android phones but absent from Samsung and Pixel models.
A September 27 post lists a 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip for the standard model. A 200MP main camera and 7,200mAh battery are rumored.
Android Authority’s hands-on comparison argues it’s time to move on from the Pixel 8 Pro.
XDA Developers describes using a tunnel feature tucked into VS Code’s account menu to code on a desktop from any browser.
The problem can follow a failed Face ID attempt inside a protected app, but it does not appear to affect every device.
Android Authority highlights everyday uses for Lens that it calls “surprisingly useful.”
The company says it will resume only after adding safeguards; federal agencies reported no access to nonpublic information in the disclosed cases.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 on September 22, delivering near-flagship performance in coding and knowledge work at ~40% lower cost than Opus 5, with faster inference and improved safety containment testing.
Engadget describes the similarly named products as “two very different devices.”
9to5Mac shared its buyer’s guide on September 27, describing its picks as the best MacBook deals at the time.
