How would you categorize your music as a whole? I know for myself, I often categorize based on genres, putting music I like into playlists based on those, and then playing tunes based on what I feel like listening to at the time. However, I know others, including Spotify, can categorize music based on what listeners might be doing or based on their mood. I was chatting with some of my friends and they were trying to define the difference between...
From CNET: Europe reached a key milestone Thursday in the renegotiation of its rules governing the tech industry, announcing agreement on the upcoming Digital Markets Act between the European Parliament and EU member states. The legislation amounts to an overhaul of antitrust rules in Europe and...
From PC Mag: We are long overdue a new Nest Hub model, but Google is apparently planning to make its next smart display more useful by allowing the screen to detach.
As 9To5Google reports, according to a reliable source, the next Nest Hub will allow the screen to detach from its base. In so doing...
From The Verge: Nvidia’s latest AI demo is pretty impressive: a tool that quickly turns a “few dozen” 2D snapshots into a 3D-rendered scene. In the video below you can see the method in action, with a model dressed like Andy Warhol holding an old-fashioned Polaroid camera. (Don’t overthink the...
How can you tell one pair of skis from another? It seems hard since they all look the same to the untrained eye -- just long sticks that you put your feet on and use to go down mountains at high speeds. However, mountains can have a variety of terrain, which different types of skis are built for. Short skis will get you down the mountain quickly at a fast speed, along with getting around moguls much easier than your conventional skis. Thick and...
From ADATA Press Release: ADATA Technology has today launched new industrial-grade Registered DIMM (R-DIMM) DDR5 memory modules. This completes a full suite of industrial-grade DDR5 including U-DIMM, SO-DIMM and now R-DIMM modules designed for the latest Intel 12th Generation processors, and future...
From The Verge: Uber, longtime foe of the taxi industry, has made a deal to integrate New York City’s iconic yellow cabs in its app. The agreement, which is set to go into effect later this spring, means that roughly 14,000 taxis will be able to receive trip requests from Uber customers. (The news...
From PC Mag: AMD on Wednesday pulled back part of the curtain on FSR 2.0, the hotly anticipated upgrade of its FidelityFX Super Resolution spatial upscaler/supersampler (that distinction changes depending on the color of the logo).
FSR 2.0 promises to up your framerates for "free," as it were, the...
From CNET: Google said Wednesday it will allow some developers to offer third-party payment options in apps that run on its Android operating system, a move the search giant has resisted for years.
In a blog post to developers, Google said it had rolled out a pilot program in South Korea that...
From The Verge: Sony is planning to release a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) feature for the PlayStation 5 “in the coming months.” The long-awaited VRR feature will sync the refresh rate of a display to the PS5’s graphical output, and will reduce visual artifacts, screen tearing, and frame pacing...
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