Tag: computing
AMD’s secret weapon against Nvidia seems to be stock – way more RX 9070 GPUs are rumored to be hitting shelves than RTX 5000 models
Nvidia is getting some RTX 5080, 5070 Ti and 5070 stock to retail However, a source at a major retailer claims AMD is pushing way more supply through, by a factor of 2x to 4x The RTX 5090 is notable in not being mentioned, despite recent rumors that the Blackwell…
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New leak suggests AMD’s working on an Arm-based processor to rival Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X series
AMD’s rumored “Sound Wave” chip is claimed to be an Arm-based APU It’s believed to feature “RDNA 3.5+” CUs that are “enhanced” for machine learning MLID’s sources allege the chip will feature 16MB Infinity Cache Alleged new information has been uncovered about the rumored AMD “Sound Wave” APU, claiming it…
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A powerful new AI tool is coming to Chromebooks to vastly increase productivity
New Chromium code has revealed NotebookLM will be pre-installed on ChromeOS NotebookLM is a powerful AI tool for educational work, and analysis It’s not confirmed whether it will be rolled out in an update or only available on new Chromebooks Google has announced a new suite of Gemini AI features…
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The Bella Ramsey Apple Intelligence ad that disappeared, and why Apple is now facing a false advertising lawsuit
Apple is facing a lawsuit due to false advertising Clarkson Law Firm claims Apple ‘misled customers’ with Apple Intelligence-powered Siri It comes after Apple delayed the AI-powered voice assistant Apple Intelligence continues to dominate headlines for everything but its AI capabilities, as Apple now faces a lawsuit for false advertising…
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Would you pay for better sound on YouTube? The video-sharing platform could soon let you control audio quality, but it’ll cost you
YouTube might be adding another feature behind its Premium paywall A new report says an audio quality control with three levels is arriving It could bolster the Premium feature set but continue the trend of putting more features behind a membership YouTube is seemingly pulling out all the stops to…
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This AI app claims it can see what I’m looking at – which it mostly can
Hugging Face has launched HuggingSnap, an iOS app that can analyze and describe whatever your iPhone’s camera sees. The app works offline, never sending data to the cloud. HuggingSnap is imperfect but demonstrates what can be done entirely on-device. Giving eyesight to AI is becoming increasingly common as tools like…
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