Tag: computing
Quordle today – hints and answers for Sunday, May 5 (game #832)
Hello and welcome to Sunday’s edition of Quordle – the puzzle game that challenges you to solve four Wordles simultaneously, or consecutively in the case of the Daily Sequence variant. It’s great fun, but potentially tough – so read on for some hints if you need help. SPOILER WARNING: Information…
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Quordle today – hints and answers for Saturday, May 4 (game #831)
Saturday’s Quordle is potentially a tricky one, so you may well need some hints for it. Scroll down if you do – or scroll down further if you simply want to jump to the answers and my commentary. SPOILER WARNING: Information about Quordle today is below, so don’t read on…
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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Saturday, May 4 (game #62)
Your Saturday Strands is here, ready to put your brainpower to the test as you attempt to uncover hidden words within a grid of letters. Today’s puzzle is really not too bad, but if you’re struggling for the solutions then scroll down for my hints – and keep going for…
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Nearly half of all Steam users are using Windows 11 — but why?
Recently, it was revealed that Windows 11’s market share has been declining as more users have been opting for Windows 10. Gamers must have missed the memo, though, since it turns out that Windows 11 is gaining ground as the most popular OS among Steam players. Considering that my position…
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A battle might be brewing as talks swirl of OpenAI working on a search engine to challenge Google’s dominance
The smoke of rumors and speculation that OpenAI could possibly reveal a search engine at an event that’s anticipated to take place on May 9th, 2024 has certainly been getting thicker of late. If there is indeed a fire to these rumors, the announcement could set the current search engine…
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Laptops, graphics cards, and other PC components may soon be more expensive – and price hikes could get worse later this year
Prices hikes are inbound for laptops, PC components, and pretty much all electronics besides, and you can blame the rising cost of precious metals. Tom’s Hardware picked up on a report from DigiTimes which observes that Chinese semiconductor manufacturers have notified the firms they supply that their prices are going…
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