Month: February 2021
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution might launch in March to challenge Nvidia DLSS Big Navi
AMD may be preparing to launch FidelityFX Super Resolution, Team Red’s answer to Nvidia’s AI-powered graphics booster in their RTX graphics cards, making the Radeon RX 6000-series GPUs much more competitive against Nvidia’s RTX 3000-series cards. AMD teased their FidelityFX when they announced their new cards, but have otherwise been…
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iOS 14.5 lets you ditch Apple Music on your iPhone and default to Spotify iPhone 12 mini
If you’re one of the many people who owns an iPhone but doesn’t use Apple Music, then iOS 14.5 looks set to have a feature you’ll find useful – the ability to switch to a different default music player. It’s a feature that has been spotted by Reddit users in…
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With a higher IPO valuation, is Bumble aiming for Match.com’s revenue multiple?
The IPO frenzy is not letting up, Bumble informed the world this morning. Per a new SEC filing, the dating company raised its target IPO price range, indicating that its previous attempt to quantify its per-share value was an undershoot. This means we’ll need to calculate a host of new valuations…
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The Verge’s 10 favorite gadgets that cost less than $50
While most of us wouldn’t say no to a $6,000 Apple Mac Pro or a $1,100 electric bike, sometimes it’s just as much fun to be gifted a low-cost gadget that is just fun or useful. It may not let you edit your latest video or take you to the…
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MIT researchers created a system that prints functional drones and robots
Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have created a system that can build fully functional drones, robots and other electronic devices by itself. As the name suggests, LaserFactory is built around a l… Source
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Everyone on Twitter Needs an Etiquette Manual
After a year of quarantine, we could all use help relearning how to connect to people in a healthy way. Source
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