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Another season is gone in the NHL, and it was another non-playoff year for the Calgary Flames. I do not think anyone expected them to be in the post-season, whether the press or any informed fan. Despite the result, there were encouraging signs for the Flames. For one, it was the first time more youth played consistently in the lineup. This included newcomers like Matvei Gridin, Hunter Brzustewicz, and Zayne Parekh. They had growing pains, but...

Amid RAM Crunch, AMD EXPO Now Supports Chinese Memory, CUDIMM

From PC Mag: AMD has launched its latest memory profile update, laying the groundwork for future Zen 6 releases and improving support for alternative memory suppliers amid the RAM crunch.

As VideoCardz reports, EXPO 1.2 offers tentative support for new CUDIMM memory standards, though full support...

Intel’s CPU supply is recovering just in time for the agentic AI wave

From PC World: Although the supply of Intel CPUs is improving, demand is still outstripping supply, Intel executives told Wall Street analysts Tuesday afternoon. The company is also planning for PC demand to fall, driven by component shortages that are driving prices higher.

In January, Intel...

Meta Adds New Live Chat Feature to Threads for NBA Playoffs, Major Events

From CNET: Engagement is a big deal in the world of social media. On Wednesday, Meta announced Live Chats, a new feature for the Instagram-supported social app Threads. It adds a real-time conversation component, letting people connect during high-interest cultural events, such as playoff or...

Turtle Beach Reveals the All-New Command Series Family of PC Peripherals

From Turtle Beach Press Release: Today, Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) announced its expansion of PC peripherals with the launch of the all-new Turtle Beach Command Series of keyboards and mice. Designed across a range of price points, the Command Series products deliver a new standard of...

Even the Cheapest Mac Mini Is Now Unavailable on Apple's Online Store

From PC Mag: If you’re looking to buy a Mac mini, good luck finding a configuration of your choice. After higher-memory variants went out of stock last week, the base $599 M4 Mac mini has now been marked as “currently unavailable” on Apple’s online store.

Apple currently offers Mac minis with both...

Firefox 150 turns its PDF viewer into a real PDF editor

From PC World: With Firefox’s latest version 150 update for Windows, macOS, and Linux, Mozilla has introduced few genuinely new features but some noteworthy improvements. The split view is easier to use, the built-in PDF viewer is increasingly evolving into a PDF editor, and the developers have once...

Google Wallet Brings Travel Updates Directly to Android Home Screens

From CNET: If you're an Android user with a trip coming up, there's a new feature worth checking out. Google just unveiled Live Updates, which could make your journey easier. As reported by 9to5Google, a new widget included in the Android 16 update provides real-time updates for your trip -- whether...

OpenAI Boosts ChatGPT's Image Generator With Web Access, Multi-Image Support

From PC Mag: OpenAI rolled out an update to ChatGPT’s image generation model on Tuesday that can reference web information, create multiple outputs at once, and deliver images containing non-Latin text. Images 2.0 is also ChatGPT’s first image model with "thinking" capabilities.

This is the company...

Microsoft’s next Windows 11 update targets stability and speed

From PC World: Microsoft has released new preview versions of Windows 11 for Insiders. These new Insider preview versions are available now on the Beta, Dev, and Canary channels, and they give cause for optimism. With these updates, Microsoft is focusing on improving stability and performance, the...