Apple’s iPad tablets are the most popular on the consumer market, but that doesn’t mean that development on the devices should come to a standstill. Apple’s iPad mini has been around for a long time and hasn’t seen any significant design updates in six years. Sure, there have been upgrades to performance and support for the Apple Pencil, but

Intel might end up launching Alder Lake a little bit sooner than expected. Previous rumors pegged the launch as happening in November, but a new one claims desktop Alder Lake processors with unlocked multipliers will arrive in October, around the same time as Microsoft’s upcoming Windows refresh. The timing is also said to not be a coincidence.

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AMD is teasing another graphics card launch, presumably based on one of its latest generation Navi GPUs, only this time it is not meant for home consumers. On YouTube, there is an unlisted video posted by AMD that is titled “Something BIG is coming (Short)” and it appears to show a workstation graphics card. Based on other leaks, we have a

TikTok is one of the most popular apps in the United States right now after it effectively replaced Vine for quick content and entertainment. However, their track record has been mired by lapses in user privacy and contention with the U.S Government. Now, it seems some of those early accusations and concerns were founded as TikTok has now

AMD and Samsung made a big splash in 2019 when the pair announced that future Samsung SoCs would leverage Radeon IP. The possibilities were endless, with the prospects of bringing PC-caliber graphics to smartphones and other mobile devices. Earlier this week, AMD confirmed that Samsung’s next-generation custom mobile SoCs would feature RDNA

Apple’s family of M1 Macs is pretty impressive. Cupertino’s attempt to replace Intel’s Core family of CPUs with its own home-grown processors has been pretty solid. We were blown away by the power efficiency and performance of the most entry-level Mac there is, the 2020 Mac mini with the company’s M1 SoC. The thing is, there have been some

It seems almost impossible that four technology titans could possibly be on the same page. It’s not totally unprecedented, however, considering Apple and Google managed to work together on COVID-19 contact tracing. However, it’s much more common to read about companies taking potshots at one another over their differences. After all, Google

In just a few weeks, AMD will flip the switch on its highly anticipated FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) upscaling technology, and we will find out if the real-world results match the company’s claims and what it showed off during Computex 2021. It’s not just headed to PC, either. At some point, Microsoft will enable FSR on its Xbox Series

We are on the cusp of a new Battlefield announcement after months of leaks, rumors, and misinformation running amok. This weekend, Battlefield has also been trying to get hype up surrounding the game, which gives us insight into what is to come.

On Friday, several different content creators were messaged by the Battlefield team about an

Web browsers are a window into the internet, and they need to blend in and be easy to use for the best experience. Mozilla Firefox took this to heart as overnight, Firefox 89 rolled out, bringing a fresh redesign and more privacy protections for all users.

The major thing that both new and old Firefox users will notice in Firefox 89 is