Welcome to our latest roundup of what’s going on in the indie game space. Some gorgeous new games arrived this week, and we’ve got some demos and reveals from upcoming projects to take a look at.
Later this month, Lorelai and the Laser Eyes…
If there’s anything to know about PC enthusiasts, it’s that we love large numbers: high voltage, high clock speeds, and high framerates. GPU overclocking was chief among the tweaks that many users would first turn to in order to squeeze as much
The pursuit of energy-efficient computing increasingly focuses on mimicking the human brain, leading researchers to explore spiking neural networks. Matěj Hejda, Aishwarya Natarajan, Chaerin Hong, and colleagues at Hewlett Packard…
Microsoft is rolling out a major update for its Copilot app on Windows, giving users more powerful productivity tools directly within chat. The upgraded AI assistant can now generate documents, connect with Gmail and Outlook, and export text…
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The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold officially went on sale this week, and it already faces stiff competition from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7. While Google isn’t bringing a…
Google’s added AI to the core of most of its products — whether you wanted it or not. Search, Gmail, Docs — it’s everywhere. And although some of these Gemini-powered features are smart, helpful or clever, not everyone wants them and may be…
Neuralink has claimed to have achieved a new milestone in brain-computer interface technology, with an amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patient successfully controlling a robotic arm using only his thoughts.
In a recent demonstration…
Each year, a substantial number of patients worldwide still require major abdominal surgery, despite advancements in non-surgical treatments. Estimates suggest that approximately 234 million major surgeries, including abdominal…
Liz Reid, the Google search boss, has a tough job.
She’s going around trying to convince the public that artificial intelligence hasn’t killed Google’s golden goose—the search business that makes up more than half of parent-company
I don’t know when it started, because it definitely wasn’t always like this, but Grindr has a serious problem. You can’t do a single damn thing on the app without being smacked in the face…