Today's NYT Connections: Clues and Answers for Sunday, July 7 (Game #392)
Sunday's Connections has one group that you'll either find easy to follow or have no idea about, plus three that…
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Quordle Today: Clues and Answers for Sunday, July 7 (Game #895)
Neither has been too difficult this weekend, as today's game picks up where yesterday's left off. However, if you're finding…
Intel and AMD's Chinese MIPS rival set to launch 128-core server CPU to compete in crowded market – EPYC and Xeon fans need not worry for now, but keep an eye out for NVLink-like tech
Despite U.S. trade restrictions aimed at keeping advanced chips and chipmaking equipment out of China, domestic semiconductor production continues to…
Rumored Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Slim could have super-sized displays
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 has been widely leaked and is expected to be unveiled next week, but there…
New technology promises to add terabytes of memory (or SSD storage) to any GPU, but there's a major problem
KAIST startup Panmnesia (the name means “the power to remember absolutely everything you think, feel, encounter and experience”) claims to…
iPhone 16 Pro rumored to match Pro Max with 5x optical zoom again
It's been relatively quiet in terms of iPhone 16 leaks recently, but a new rumor from Apple's supply chain backs…
China and Iran top new VPN censorship list – here's how to avoid bans
If you thought yesterday’s VPN news coming out of Russia was bad (Apple has reportedly removed at least four top…
ICYMI: The 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from a DJI electric bike to the Nothing phone announcement
This week, DJI made a surprising move into the field of electric bikes, ChatGPT revealed how it works and Nothing…
7 New Movies and TV Shows to Stream on Netflix, Prime Video, Max, and More This Weekend (July 5)
It's always a treat when blockbuster movie releases finally make their way to streaming services, and this week we see…
They did it again: A tech publisher continues to break the world record for calculating Pi – they nearly doubled the previous record, hitting 202 trillion digits in 100 days and using 1.5PB of SSD storage
StorageReview engineers have broken their own world record by calculating pi to a staggering 202,112,290,000,000 digits, shattering their previous record…