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Brandon Stirrup deleted his comments from X a day after saying that AI usage is widespread in the gaming industry.

Before blaming Bluetooth, check where your AirPods are getting their orders from.

Fortunately, Roku only sells one streaming device that doesn’t support 4K output.

There’s arguably never been a worse time to be a PlayStation fan or buy a PS5, with systems more than half a decade old costing more now than they did at release. RAMageddon is screwing tech fans worldwide, and Sony seems dead-set on burning the goodwill it’s built up. We’re at a particularly bad point to…

Bolt Graphics has powered on the first silicon for its Zeus GPU project, though the card it’s building toward isn’t expected to reach volume production until 2028. The California-based startup said in mid-October that its 12nm test chip, made by chipmaking giant TSMC, ran without issues when switched on. Bolt also said it had opened…

In August, Samsung released the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, which came with its latest One UI 9 Watch operating system. The company has also been releasing beta versions of the OS for the Galaxy Watch 7 and 8 lineups, with the sixth One UI 9 Watch beta update launching in late October for Galaxy…

That hunk of plastic collecting dust in the basement might be more useful than you realized.

OpenAI’s latest funding round isn’t quite living up to expectations, according to multiple news reports.

TikTok announced this week that it’s adding an in-app restaurant guide, marking another step in the platform’s expansion beyond social media. The company has also recently been spotted developing a feature that would allow users to send money over direct messages.

If you spend any amount of time on Instagram, then you’ve likely seen the small icon under each post and reel looking like two curved arrows. Coming in right after the heart for likes and the comments bubble, that third icon is for reposting. It’s one of simplest ways to share content from other creators…