From PC Mag: Stadia's wireless controller will be fully supported on mobile devices and the Chrome web browser next year, 9to5Google reports.
When the streaming service arrived in mid-November, Google confirmed a handful of limitations. Perhaps the most significant: the wireless controller can't be...
From CNET: T-Mobile looks to be "all systems go" ahead of its launch of a low-band 5G network this Friday. On Monday the carrier announced that it has turned on the network and has begun accepting preorders for its first two low-band 5G phones ahead of the public launch later this week.
Both...
When I moved out into a new neighborhood, I was expecting there would still be a lot of construction around for several years to come. For one, many units have been built since I first moved in and the builders are still working on the actual last set of townhomes. Furthermore, even if they finished my specific area, there still is a lot of undeveloped land around my place that will probably be expanded into in the future. Finally, I also knew...
From ComputerWorld: Microsoft this week tagged the next Windows 10 refresh with the four-digit label 2004, the designation meant to avoid confusion with a long-retired server OS if not an admission of the upgrade's release timeline.
Windows 10 2004 - in Microsoft's format, the numbers represent...
From : Virtual reality is coming for the cows. As announced by Moscow's Ministry of Agriculture and Food, a team of researchers and vets have developed VR headsets for dairy cows living on a farm just outside of Moscow. The reason? To convince these cows that they're standing in summer fields...
From TechCrunch: It’s not like this wasn’t among the reasons everywhere suspected when Apple suddenly announced it was buying Intel’s modem business, but now the chipmaker has filed a brief in support of the FTC in an ongoing appeal by Qualcomm of a decision made in May. That decision found in favor...
From Tom's Hardware: It has been a busy period for Intel related news: The company recently unveiled its 2021 flagship 7nm product, the Ponte Vecchio general-purpose GPU for the Aurora exaflop supercomputer and launched its flagship oneAPI software project. Tiger Lake also appeared on Geekbench...
From PC Mag: Facebook's only fact-checking partner in the Netherlands, the online newspaper Nu.nl, has quit in the wake of the social media giant's decision not to verify the claims made in adverts ran by politicians on its platform.
According to NPO 3, the dispute specifically comes after a claim...
From The Verge: You might hear a little more emotion from Alexa’s vaguely-robotic voice some time soon, as Amazon announced today that developers can now have Alexa respond to questions from US users with a “happy/excited” or a “disappointed/empathetic” tone.
Amazon suggests the happy/excited tone...
From CNET: If you're not an active Twitter user, you may want to log in by Dec. 11, or else you might lose your account. The social media company on Tuesday said it'll start removing accounts for users who haven't signed in for more than six months.
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