Intel released a flurry of announcements recently about its new Arc graphics platform. In addition to launching mobile chips and teasing a desktop card, the company also showed off some new software. While demoing said software, the company revealed what may be the specs of an unannounced desktop GPU. The reveal was included in a
Read MoreDell has unveiled a host of new software technologies designed to make hybrid work arrangements more productive. The software suite is labeled Dell Optimizer, and in typical Dell fashion there’s a raft of software tools that are part of it. Since it’s software for people working from home, all the tools have a “making a
Read More[kmatch98] shares a quick hack with us over at Hackaday.io – a 3D-printed socket for Adafruit Stemma QT-based I2C modules. Since Adafruit has standardized the dimensions for their Stemma QT boards, it’s possible to make a socket that would fit many different sensors at once, where the board just slides in. This reminds us of
Read MoreCredit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority Apple is reportedly working on an iPhone subscription program. The initiative has been likened to iCloud storage or Apple Music subscriptions. It’s believed that you won’t fully own an iPhone using this plan. Update: April 4, 2022 (2:10 AM ET): Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman has now addressed the iPhone subscription
Read MoreToday, we shall talk about how [Adam Bäckström] took a DS3225 servo and rebuilt it to improve its accuracy, then built a high-precision robot arm with those modified servos to show just how much of an improvement he’s got – up to 36 times better positional accuracy. If this brings a déjà vu feeling, that’s
Read MoreLG has announced that three phones will receive Android 12 in Korea in Q2 2022. These phones are the Q92 5G, V50, and V50S. Several more devices will receive security patches in the quarter too. LG announced its exit from the smartphone industry almost a year ago, following a years-long presence in the segment. The
Read MoreJessica Rizzo / Wired: As the first cases involving NFTs hit court dockets, a look at issues in play including outright scams, gaps in securities regulation, and contract enforcement — As the first cases involving NFTs hit the dockets, courts will decide questions around ownership, art, and commerce.
Read MoreTshWatch is a project by [Ivan / @pikot] that he’s been working on for the past two years. [Ivan] explains that he aims to create a tool meant to help you understand your body’s state. Noticing when you’re stressed, when you haven’t moved for too long, when your body’s temperature is elevated compared to average
Read More“CODA” has jumped back to the top. What you need to know “CODA” won Best Picture at this years’ Academy Awards. The film jumped back to the top of the streaming charts the week after the win. “CODA” has topped the streaming charts after its historic Oscars win. The Apple TV+, which won Best Picture
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again — the 2022 Hackaday Prize has officially launched, and we’re excited to see what it turns out. This year’s theme is “Sustainability, Resilience, and Circularity,” and just in time, too; if the last couple of years has taught us anything, it’s that we’ve got a lot of failure points
Read MoreImage: NASA/Joel Kowsky via Flickr Today, NASA suspended the last major test of its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket after pressurization issues prevented technicians from safely loading propellants into the rocket. The test — known as a wet dress rehearsal — has been postponed until Monday, April 4th at the earliest, NASA announced in a
Read MoreNintendo Kirby is officially a Grammy award winner — well, at least in spirit. The pink, spherical creature helped earn Charlie Rosen and Jake Silverman a Grammy for the best arrangement, instrumental, or acapella for their take on Meta Knight’s Revenge from the 1996 classic Kirby Superstar. The cover was originally performed by the aptly-named
Read MoreDiscount (or even grey market) electronics can be economical ways to get a job done, but one usually pays in other ways. [Majenko] ran into this when a need to capture some HDMI video output ended up with rather less than was expected. Faced with two similar choices of discount HDMI capture device, [Majenko] opted
Read MoreAs the Season of Alola continues in Pokémon Go, the All-Hands Rocket Retreat event has arrived. This Team GO Rocket event will bring new Pokémon, new Shadow Pokémon, special line-ups for Team GO Rocket leaders, and more. Fortunately, we here at iMore have everything you need to know to get the most out of this
Read MoreNBC News: Government record keepers and watchdogs worry that use of Wickr and other auto-deletion apps may help CBP and other agencies sidestep transparency requirements — In October, Laurence Brewer, the chief records officer of the National Archives and Records Administration …
Read MoreEach new flagship launch offers Android the chance to take on the best that iOS has to offer. Samsung started the year strong with its Galaxy S22 series, but now it’s time for OnePlus to have a go. The OnePlus 10 Pro reimagines the rear camera bump but offers the powerful internals you’d expect. Apple’s
Read MoreA Yandex Food leak exposed the data of 58,000 users, including those associated with the Russian government. | Image: Getty Images A massive data leak from Russian food delivery service Yandex Food revealed the delivery addresses, phone numbers, names, and delivery instructions belonging to those associated with Russia’s secret police, according to findings from Bellingcat.
Read MoreTexas Instruments is best known to the general public for building obsolete calculators and selling them at extraordinary prices to students, but they also build some interesting (and reasonably-priced) microcontrollers as well. While not as ubiquitous as Atmel and the Arduino platform, they can still be found in plenty of consumer electronics and reprogrammed, and
Read MoreFor years now, we’ve heard it over and over again: cloud gaming is the future. If it is, it was only a matter of time before cloud tech pioneer Amazon got into the game, and now it has with Amazon Luna. Essentially, it’s Amazon’s answer to Google Stadia but with some elements of Xbox Game
Read MoreThe iMore show brings you everything you need to know about the week in iPhone, iPad, Watch, TV, Mac, and Apple! This week, Karen, Luke, and Steven are joined by Rene Ritchie and dive into the Mac Studio, Studio Display, M1 Ultra chip, and more! Plus, the gang talks about their favorite Shortcuts and Automations
Read MoreMark Gurman / Bloomberg: A look at how Apple’s rumored iPhone and other hardware subscription programs may work, and the thinking behind forecasted expansion of its financial services — Apple’s in-the-works iPhone hardware subscription service will squeeze more revenue from its giant user base.
Read MoreIt’s been a relatively slow week, but some interesting iPhone rumors came up in the past few days. Another week has gone by, as well as an entire month! That’s right, I can’t believe we’re in April already, folks! The time just keeps flying by here. I hope you didn’t fall for too many April
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Read MoreLayer shift caused by the belt being way too loose. 3D printer belt tension seems like a simple thing to deal with — you set the tension and then check it’s good now and then. If it gets really loose, then the teeth can slip and you’ll get some shifts in the print, ruining it,
Read MoreTesla’s Shanghai factory has been closed since March 28th. | Photo by Xiaolu Chu/Getty Images Tesla’s Shanghai factory will remain closed for another day as the city deals with strict lockdown measures brought on by an uptick in COVID-19 cases, as first reported by Bloomberg. In a company memo obtained by Bloomberg, Tesla reportedly told
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