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Climate tech startup aims to store carbon in oceans and reshape the energy sector
Posted on Saturday December 21, 2024
Equatic says its novel technology can strip CO2 directly from the atmosphere and lock it away in the depths of the sea for millennia. At the same time, it generates green hydrogen that could one day replace fossil fuels in sectors like shipping, aviation, and heavy manufacturing.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Samsung Galaxy S22 users report widespread issues after One UI 6.1 update
Posted on Saturday December 21, 2024
Many users report their phones becoming trapped in boot loops, rendering them unusable. Some describe jerky display performance, while others face more severe issues that effectively "brick" their devices.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Ubisoft launches a Blood Dragon spin-off featuring Rayman, but it's an NFT game
Posted on Saturday December 21, 2024
2013's Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is still fondly remembered among FPS fans for its tongue-in-cheek homage to the best action/sci-fi movies of the 1980s. There are references to everything from Predator and Commando to Krull and Cobra. It even stars a legend from the decade, Michael Biehn, as protagonist...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel PresentMon 2.3 adds support for XeFG, XeLL, and AMD Fluid Motion Frames
Posted on Saturday December 21, 2024
PresentMon, Intel's benchmark tool for GPU and CPU statistics, now supports Intel XeFG, XeLL, and AMD Fluid Motion Frames, with the FrameType metric identifying the frame generation technology used. It also adds an Instrumented Latency metric and other features.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
This $16 240W omnidirectional USB cable orients to your device, not the other way around
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
Sanwa Supply's 500-USB090 USB-C cable is now available on the company's Japanese storefront. The cable's rotating plug aims to make using portable devices less frustrating while charging.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Prepare for liftoff with this programable calculator watch resembling Apollo 11's guidance computer
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
Apollo Instruments has introduced the DSKY Moonwatch. Standing for display and keyboard, the DSKY Moonwatch resembles the guidance computers used in the Apollo missions, including the world-famous Apollo 11 moon landing that put Neil Armstong and Buzz Aldrin on the lunar surface.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Studio founded by Diablo and Diablo II team want to revolutionize the ARPG on $4.5 million budget
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
Moon Beast Productions recently secured $4.5 million in seed money from several partners in the gaming industry. The company hopes to use the funding to design and develop a groundbreaking ARPG that goes beyond the genre's traditional design templates. $4.5 million is a fairly tight budget, but Moon Beast President...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New York Jets owner blocked trade with the Broncos over a player's Madden rating
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
Denver eventually traded Jeudy to the Cleveland Browns, who locked him in with a 3-year, $58 million extension. Jeudy went on to become a 1,000-yard receiver as a Brown, while the Jets are having a disastrous season, slumping to 4-10 after 14 weeks. Johnson blamed Head Coach Robert Saleh and...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google's new AI feature for Chrome will sniff out scammy sites
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
Chrome's new scam detection employs an on-device language model to scrutinize web pages on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The localized approach is essential because it helps Google avoid the potential privacy pitfalls of uploading your browsing data to the cloud. Your credentials and online activities should remain safely on your...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
No more x86S: Intel halts push for streamlined x86 architecture
Posted on Friday December 20, 2024
A year after unveiling its initiative to introduce a fundamental technology shift to the x86 ecosystem, Intel has confirmed that the x86S ISA is officially being discontinued. While the company is now focusing on other priorities, it remains "deeply" committed to the x86 architecture, as demonstrated by its willingness to...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »