One of the things Intel shared during its Architecture Day 2020 event earlier this week was a new set of details related to its Xe GPU efforts for gamers. Up to this point, the bulk of information surrounding Xe—both official and from various leaks and rumors—has been tied to Intel’s upcoming Tiger Lake CPUs for laptops, along with a spattering

It has been a rather eventful year for Huawei, and not for good reasons. The company has been feeling the full effect of sanctions levied by the U.S. Government, which prevent Huawei from doing business with American companies over national security concerns. 

Complicated licensing agreements mean that Huawei is even barred from working

Between all the accidental leaks and myriad rumors surrounding NVIDIA’s Ampere architecture and GPUs, there may not be much left to reveal by the time any next-generation graphics cards ship. This time we’ve got a spicy selection of specs and photos regarding what should be the company’s top-end GPU, rumored to be called the GeForce RTX 3090.

It

A California appeals court has ruled that Amazon is liable for defective products sold through its third-party marketplace. The decision was handed down late last week from the California Fourth District Court of Appeals. That court ruled that Amazon could be held liable for damages caused by a defective laptop battery purchased through Amazon

Vacuuming is a task that everyone has to do, particularly pet owners; but few actually enjoy it. An easy way to never have to manually vacuum again, while still keeping your home or office nice and tidy, is with a robotic vacuum cleaner. Several iRobot Roomba robotic vacuum cleaners are on sale, including a couple that empty their dustbins

Google is continuing to develop new ways to preserve the battery life of your laptop. Google’s new Battery-Savings Meta Tag would allow websites to ask that Chrome enable various battery-saving features. The Battery-Savings Meta Tag will likely make an appearance in Chrome v86 and v87. Users can currently experiment with this feature through

In the 22 years since 1998, Unreal Tournament was released and remastered, a long-forgotten 3Dfx graphics card has finally seen the light of day, and a little-known arcade port of Quake has finally been made available for emulation.

Quake Arcade Tournament Edition is quoted as being a “short-lived commercial ARCADE game from 1998.” This

Earlier this year, the Chromium-flavored version of Microsoft Edge began to roll out with updates beyond Windows 10 version 1803. Even though it looks and feels nice, some users wished to remove all traces of Edge and found that they couldn’t, so we have a handy workaround.

It seems the issue of removing Edge became a bit of a regular complaint,

It seems we can hardly take a breath without another leak about NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX based on the company’s next-generation Ampere technology. Yesterday, the top-end GeForce RTX 3090 Ti was posing for the cameras. Today, one of the smaller siblings, expected to be called GeForce RTX 3080, went for a romp on Userbenchmark. 

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Every so often, we hear an update about Google’s open-source Fuchsia operating system, just never anything on when (or if) it will actually release. That has not changed. However, Google’s Fuchsia OS did reach an important milestone of sorts—it has been certified and listed with the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).

Why is this an