From CNET: Reddit has a new AI tool called Reddit Answers, which is built and trained on user posts to give answers made by redditors, the social media and content sharing platform said in a press release on Monday.
"People know that Reddit has answers, advice, and perspectives on almost anything...
I was recently reminiscing with a friend of all the old games we used to play growing up and the consoles we played them on. I distinctly remember spending hours playing all sorts of games on the Game Boy Advance many years ago. The struggle was real trying to sit in the light, since the screen had no backlight. I think playing on the Game Boy Advance was some of my earliest memories of playing video games, and I had the purple see-through...
Have you ever removed something only to realize you miss it afterwards? Personally, I cannot really think of too many things that have been a clear downgrade after their removal, but there are a few decisions that took a while to get used to. It might be as mundane as changing a wallet and realizing the new one requires some breaking in before you get used to it. For others, it might be a subscription service you thought you would not use. I had...
From Lexar Press Release: Lexar is thrilled to announce two new portable SSDs – the SL300 and the ES3, designed for everyday users and business professionals looking for speed, efficiency, and security in their data storage solutions. These workhorse drives boast speeds up to 9.5 times faster than...
From The Verge: Apple’s betting that its upcoming in-house 5G modem could help it beat Qualcomm's performance eventually, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Apple has worked on developing its own modem for years, but the initiative reportedly experienced technical issues and other setbacks...
From The Verge: Google CEO Sundar Pichai says the company’s search engine will “change profoundly” in 2025. “I think we are going to be able to tackle more complex questions than ever before,” Pichai said during the NYT’s DealBook Summit on Wednesday.
“I think you’ll be surprised, even early in ‘25...
From PC World: It’s been a few months since NZXT began its Flex subscription service for renting gaming desktop PCs. Even at launch, the proposition was obviously not great in terms of value… but that’s par for the course for any kind of rental, whether it’s an apartment or an armchair.
But YouTube...
From TechCrunch: Meta has announced the newest addition to its Llama family of generative AI models: Llama 3.3 70B.
In a post on X, Ahmad Al-Dahle, VP of generative AI at Meta, said that the text-only Llama 3.3 70B delivers the performance of Meta’s largest Llama model, Llama 3.1 405B, at lower...
From PC Mag: A Ukrainian nonprofit is opposing SpaceX’s renewed push to operate over 30,000 Starlink satellites, and urging the Federal Communications Commission to hit the brakes.
The demand comes from the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), which previously called on the FCC to...
From Tom's Hardware: TSMC is negotiating with Nvidia to produce its Blackwell GPUs for AI at its Fab 21 near Phoenix, Arizona, reports Reuters. If the companies ink an appropriate agreement, Nvidia might get additional Blackwell GPUs produced in the U.S., undoubtedly pleasing its customers and...
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