From CNET: In a major blow to Fortnite maker Epic Games, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a previous district court ruling stating that Apple didn't violate antitrust laws by forcing app developers to use the App Store's in-app payment system. The decision on Monday, however, did eke...
From PC World: If you’re lucky enough to have one of AMD’s screaming new X3D CPUs designed from the ground up to boost gaming performance, you might want to check your motherboard’s manufacturer for a new BIOS update. After a few isolated reports of Ryzen 7000X3D chips burning out after just a few...
From Tom's Hardware: AMD’s exclusive board partners are readying their Radeon RX 7600 designs for Computex, according to Igor’s Lab. That means AIBs like ASRock, PowerColor, Sapphire, and XFX should be expected to show their RX 7600 designs at the world’s biggest PC tech show, which kicks off at the...
From The Verge: After chief twit Elon Musk made good on his promise to remove Twitter accounts’ legacy verification blue ticks last week, numerous high-profile accounts now appear to be re-verified — including a number of dead celebrities.
It’s likely that the re-appearance of their blue ticks is...
From PC Mag: Semiconductor and software design company Arm is planning to manufacture its own prototype chip.
As the Financial Times reports, the Cambridge-based chip designer is currently looking for manufacturing partners to help develop its own processor. The move comes ahead of a planned public...
With the shift in pricing of media sources, my family has opted to cancel our Netflix subscription in favor of Disney+. It was nice to have a change in content as it had felt I had watched the same shows dozens of times and it was simply getting boring. After moving to Disney+, our family has new content that has been unexplored. The whole library felt new, but still familiar. Despite having all this new content, a part of me did miss some old...
From The Verge: Considering how much it costs, YouTube TV is sometimes knocked by customers for offering only so-so picture quality. This can vary depending on your location or the specific feed that YouTube TV is serving you, but if you scan the YouTube TV subreddit, you’ll see picture quality as a...
From PC Mag: After labeling both NPR and the BBC as government-funded media, Twitter is suddenly going in the opposite direction. The company has stopped using the labels entirely, including on accounts tied to foreign government officials and state-controlled media groups.
Users noticed the...
From PC World: Microsoft is testing tweaks to the Windows 11 taskbar that may return it—somewhat—to the glory days of Windows 10, according to reports by beta testers.
Microsoft is apparently testing two features: item labels, as well as the ability to ungroup items. A third, the ability to hide...
From CNET: The last Twitter users who retained blue checkmarks from the company's previous method of verification had their badges stripped away Thursday. If you want one of the blue badges, you'll have to pay for the social media company's Twitter Blue subscription service.
Twitter announced that...
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