Month: August 2023
Apple’s M3 Max MacBook Pro rumored to have 40 GPU cores and up to 48GB of RAM
Over the weekend, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman dug into the specs of a Mac Mini in testing with the new generation of Apple Silicon, and today, he’s reporting that in the high-end 16-inch MacBook Pro, at least one version of the M3 Max chip seen in testing contains 16 CPU cores…
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Sony is now reportedly streaming PS5 games at 4K over the internet in public beta
Sony said it was coming, and now it appears to be here. Several gamers say they’ve been invited to a public beta test of PS5 cloud gaming — one that streams games to a PS5 at up to 4K resolution. We didn’t previously know Sony would be streaming at 4K,…
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GM’s BrightDrop is bringing its electric delivery vans to Mexico
BrightDrop, the electric delivery spinoff of General Motors, is bringing its battery-powered delivery vans to Mexico as its next market. The company now covers all of North America after expanding to Canada last year. The first two products that will be available to customers in Mexico will be the company’s…
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Apple Music launches a Discovery Station to help you find new songs
Apple Music has a new station that’s designed to help you find songs you might like. The app’s Discovery Station will play a curated selection of music based on what you’ve been listening to lately but haven’t added to your library or heard before, as spotted earlier by Apple Insider…
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Zoom wants its remote work company to come back to the office
Zoom, a company whose name has become synonymous with video chats that have allowed many to work remotely during the pandemic, has told staffers who work within 50 miles of a company office that they’ll have to come back in two days per week, according to Business Insider. “We believe…
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The Red Cross lifts its blood donor restrictions for men who have sex with men
The American Red Cross has fully dropped its blood donor ban on men who’ve had sex with men (MSM) and, starting today, bases eligibility on individual risk factors, per updated FDA guidance. The nonprofit now asks blood donor hopefuls “the same eligibility questions regardless of gender or sexual orientation.” While…
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