Month: October 2023
Huawei debuts first 5.5G router ever – it’s tiny and available from next year, but chances are that you’ll never be able to buy it
Huawei’s LampSite X is a router unlike any other, in that it uses the 5.5G networking standard – which the firm dubs 5G Advanced – to bring high-speed networking to large internal compounds like airports and shopping malls. Although 5G has taken public networking to a new level, there are…
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iOS 17.1 has officially been released
Based on features spotted in iOS 17.1’s beta releases, the update should include a handful of other minor tweaks and additions. There’s a new Favorites feature for Apple Music that lets you add songs, albums, playlists, and artists to your library and signal your music tastes to the app’s recommendation…
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Google’s new image verification tool combs metadata to find context and sniff out AI fakes
Back in May, Google announced it was working on a feature called “about this image” that gives users verified data regarding any photo on the internet. Well, it just rolled out as part of search, so you won’t be able to get away with passing off somebody else’s photo of…
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Mortal Kombat 1 Halloween Fatality “a new low”, say fans
Mortal Kombat 1 will soon receive a Halloween-themed Fatality, but it’ll only be available via purchase in the Premium Store, and fans aren’t happy. As IGN reports, the existence of the Halloween Fatality was first revealed in the recent version 0.134 update, which nonchalantly stated: “Halloween Fatality added to the…
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Gran Turismo fans rejoice! Honda resurrects the real Prelude as a concept EV
Anyone with an affinity for the Gran Turismo series will immediately recognize the long, wedge-like shape of the Honda Prelude. It has appeared in most of the games, offering a cheap entrance into the front-engined, front-wheel-drive road car category. Obviously, it was ripe for modification and in real life it…
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Gran Turismo fans rejoice! Honda has resurrected the real Prelude as an EV
Anyone with an affinity for the Gran Turismo series will immediately recognize the long, wedge-like shape of the Honda Prelude. It has appeared in most of the games, offering a cheap entrance into the front-engined, front-wheel-drive road car category. Obviously, it was ripe for modification and in real life it…
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