Month: May 2020
Epic Games teases its new, nearly-photorealistic Unreal Engine 5
Epic Games’ Unreal is already one of the most widely used game engines on the planet, utilized by game developers, advertisers and filmmakers alike. Fortnite wouldn’t be Fortnite without Unreal — nor would Epic be worth $15 billion. Indeed, successi… Source
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The best wireless headphones you can buy right now
When it comes to wireless headphones, the over-ear noise-cancelling models typically offer the most comprehensive set of features we want. The best options combine stellar audio with powerful active noise cancellation (ANC) and other handy tools to c… Source
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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says the PS5 is so impressive it’s ‘going to help drive future PCs’
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says next-generation gaming consoles, in particular Sony’s PlayStation 5, will bring about changes in game development that go far beyond a jump in graphics quality. During a press briefing for the company’s newly announced Unreal Engine 5, which is optimized to work with next-gen consoles, Sweeney…
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Fortnite will arrive on PS5 and Xbox Series X at launch
Epic Games today said its massive battle royale hit Fortnite would be available on Microsoft’s Xbox Series X and Sony’s PlayStation 5 consoles at launch later this year. Epic made the announcement alongside its reveal of Unreal Engine 5, its new game engine and developer toolkit designed for creating next-generation…
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MIUI 12 is being unveiled for Xiaomi phones on May 19, with a release date soon
While Xiaomi phones run Android like most other smartphones, they have the company’s own MIUI laid over the top for appearance and navigation changes. Currently MIUI 11 is the newest version that’s available, but MIUI 12 has been anticipated for a while now – and Xiaomi has just confirmed when…
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FBI and DHS accuse Chinese hackers of targeting U.S. COVID-19 research
In a rare joint public statement, the FBI and Homeland Security’s cybersecurity advisory unit CISA have accused top Chinese hackers of trying to steal U.S. research related to the coronavirus strain, known as COVID-19. The statement, published today, said that Chinese hackers “have been observed attempting to identify and illicitly…
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