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Resident Evil 9 returns to Raccoon City, coming next February
Posted on Saturday June 07, 2025
Capcom has not yet revealed gameplay details for Resident Evil Requiem, as the initial trailer focuses on the story, characters, and locations. The game's scenario appears to draw heavily from the franchise's history, likely to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Resident Evil's 1996 release.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Dropbox CEO slams return-to-office mandates, compares them to outdated malls and theaters
Posted on Saturday June 07, 2025
Speaking on an episode of Fortune's "Leadership Next" podcast, Houston said what most people have long thought: that returning to the office is a waste of time and money when employees can do exactly the same tasks at home.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia reaches historic 92% GPU market share, leaves AMD and Intel far behind
Posted on Saturday June 07, 2025
According to Jon Peddie Research, total sales of dedicated desktop graphics cards reached 9.2 million units in the first quarter of 2025 – an increase of more than 8% both year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter. Although both Nvidia and AMD launched new GPU lineups during this period, Nvidia benefited far more.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
DDR4 prices surge 50 percent as manufacturers pivot to DDR5 and beyond
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
A new report from DigiTimes highlights a surge in DDR4 prices. The Taiwanese publication describes a memory market in flux, with manufacturers phasing out production and multiple factors driving up DDR4 costs. Prices will continue rising, though future increases should be smaller than recent spikes.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Hacker arrested after exploiting 5,000 accounts in $4.5 million cryptojacking scheme
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
Authorities traced the breach to a 35-year-old who systematically exploited the company's security vulnerabilities. Using data gathered from public sources since 2018, the hacker compromised over 5,000 customer accounts. Once inside, he deployed virtual machines to mine cryptocurrency, diverting substantial computing power and causing an estimated $4.5 million in losses.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google speeds up Chrome, but its RAM appetite stays about the same
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
Google recently announced that Chrome is now "faster than ever," achieving its highest score yet on the Speedometer 3.0 benchmark. The search giant claims that the browser's speed has improved by about 10 percent since August 2024.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Free tax filing tool Direct File is getting the open source treatment
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
The IRS launched Direct File in 2024, offering US citizens a free, user-friendly online platform for filing federal income tax returns. The software quickly gained popularity despite lobbying efforts to derail the project. Now published under an open-source license, Direct File represents a victory for taxpayers, at least when it...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
United Airlines partners with Spotify for free music at 35,000 feet
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
Spotify said the partnership marks the first time they've offered audiobooks and video podcasts on aircraft.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
BenQ Halo 2 LED bar surrounds your monitor with eye-friendly light for $180
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
The design carries over from the original Halo, retaining its brushed metallic finish and clean aesthetic. However, it introduces several key upgrades. The most notable feature is the new Tri-zone Backlight Design, which expands rear light coverage by 423 percent compared to the first model. The increased coverage helps reduce...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Asus urges factory resets and strong passwords following botnet breach
Posted on Friday June 06, 2025
The company's guidance follows the discovery of a widespread botnet attack that has compromised over 9,000 Asus routers globally. Known as the "AyySSHush" botnet, the campaign exploits a previously disclosed vulnerability to install a persistent backdoor, allowing attackers to retain remote access even after firmware updates or device reboots.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »