Author: Zach_Wilson
How to find (and delete) your TikTok history
One of the more frustrating aspects of TikTok used to be the difficulty in finding a video that you really liked and wanted to see again but had accidentally swiped past or watched a day or two ago. Previously, there was a long, complex series of steps you had to…
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Warner Bros. is removing Adult Swim Games from console stores and Steam
Even Warner Bros. Discovery games are subject to the capriciousness of the executive suite. Several developers of games published under Adult Swim Games, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, have said that the company has reached out to inform them that their games will soon be removed from digital storefronts on PC and…
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The HomePod and HomePod Mini are both receiving a rare discount
With most of the Apple news this week revolving around the new M3 MacBook Air and Apple’s ongoing app store kerfuffles in the EU, it’s not surprising that Best Buy’s current promos on the HomePod Mini and second-gen HomePod have slipped under the radar. That’s a shame, however, given the…
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Samsung touts big low-light photography gains for the Galaxy S24 – but we’re not convinced
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you’ll know that the Samsung Galaxy S24 series suite of cameras makes heavy uses of AI; what you may not of known is how the smart processing can take care of the more challenging aspects of phone photography:…
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‘World’s smallest’ Nvidia AI server launched but barely anyone noticed — ASRock’s MECAI is powered by the GH200 Grace Superchip but is so small you could possibly put it under a desk
ASRock Rack, the subsidiary of ASRock that offers servers, workstations, and other data-center hardware, has unveiled a new space-saving solution for effectively deploying AI in edge environments. Its MECAI-GH200 is claimed to be the world’s smallest server to house Nvidia’s new GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip. The significant – yet little…
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How to use Alexa’s Drop In feature
Amazon’s Drop In feature has become a useful tool for contacting people in your household, finding out what your kids are up to (especially when they’re being too quiet), and checking in on elderly relatives. It allows you to literally “drop in” using an Alexa-capable device, either just via audio…
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