Nvidia’s RTX GPUs can now upgrade SDR content to HDR using AI

From The Verge: Nvidia is launching a new feature for all RTX GPU owners today: RTX Video HDR. Much like how Nvidia’s RTX Video Super Resolution can upscale old, blurry web videos, RTX Video HDR uses AI to convert SDR color space video to HDR. You just need an HDR10-compatible monitor with HDR...

Maingear’s Zero Drop rear-cable desktops now available

From PC World: The biggest beneficiary for all these new desktop PC parts that seamlessly route power and data cables to the rear is, well, PC builders like you and me, who’ve been waiting a long time for an oh-so-tidy build. But if you just can’t wait for some of the parts shown off at CES for the...

Netflix to Eliminate Its Basic, Ad-Free Subscription This Year

From CNET: Netflix is making more changes to its subscription offerings and will completely phase out its cheapest basic ad-free option. The streaming giant announced the news in its letter to shareholders on Tuesday, saying it will begin with the UK and Canada in the second quarter. After...

Riot Games cuts more than 500 jobs

From The Verge: After last year saw over 9,000 layoffs in the video game industry, 2024 is continuing the trend, and League of Legends maker Riot Games is the latest example. On Monday night, the company announced that “we are refocusing on fewer, high-impact projects to move us toward a more...

iOS 17.3: Stolen Device Protection and More Land on Your iPhone

From CNET: Apple released iOS 17.3 to the general public on Monday, more than a month after the company released iOS 17.2. The latest update brings a few new features, like Stolen Device Protection, as well as bug fixes to your iPhone.

To download the update, go to Settings > General > Software...

Amazon Eyes June Launch for Paid Version of Alexa

From PC Mag: Soon you might be paying a fee to use Amazon’s Alexa.

Amazon is reportedly looking to release a new subscription-based version of Alexa this summer with generative AI support.

“Alexa Plus” would offer more AI capabilities than the free version of the assistant, Business Insider...

CPU-Z now works with ARM64 CPUs on Windows

From PC World: CPU-Z is one of those little programs that has become a staple of the computer nerd world, never making waves, but showing up everywhere from the lowliest forum posts to the most in-depth review benchmarks. That said, it’s surprising that it hasn’t supported ARM-based processors —...

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