Category: computing
Nvidia hits major RTX GPU milestone with 500 games (and apps) now supporting DLSS or ray tracing
Nvidia is celebrating a major milestone with its RTX technology, announcing that 500 games and apps now incorporate RTX support in one form or another. Those are games and applications running ray tracing or DLSS (or both), making use of the dedicated cores on RTX graphics cards. As Nvidia reminds…
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Windows 11 23H2 reportedly has a nasty bug slowing down PC games – but there’s a fix
Windows 11 is having serious issues with PC games due to the latest 23H2 update, according to a cluster of recent reports. Neowin flagged up the performance hitches purportedly caused by the annual upgrade for Windows 11, which seemingly affects PCs with AMD processors in the main. Redditor BNSoul describes…
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Samsung Galaxy Book 4 leaks tease specs, a launch within weeks, and more AI
Have a look at our Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra review and you’ll see that we were very impressed with the ultrabook that Samsung pushed out in February – and now we’re hearing more about what’s coming with the Galaxy Book 4 series. We’re expecting five models – the Galaxy…
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Your Alexa mobile app finally makes more sense thanks to a recent update
Amazon has redesigned its Alexa mobile app with a focus on improving the software’s layout and reorganizing key sections. The tech giant has been incrementally making changes to Alexa throughout 2023 like the time it added a new Home Shortcuts Bar. But instead of drip-feeding users, Amazon seemingly saw fit…
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Report: OpenAI’s GPT App store won’t arrive this year
The hits keep on coming at OpenAI. After dismissing CEO and Co-Founder Sam Altman, inviting him back, and reinstating him as CEO just a few days ago, the ChatGPT developer is apparently pulling back, at least temporarily, on its plans for a GPT Store. Earlier this month during the first…
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Signal rejects “dangerously misleading” security flaw allegations
France has recently banned its ministers and their teams from using popular communication software WhatsApp, Telegram and even what’s perhaps known as the most private encrypted messaging app out there, Signal, due to claimed security vulnerabilities. This is something that has rather angered the outspoken president of Signal, Meredith Whittaker, who…
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