MSI at last addressed recent concerns about potential compatibility issues between AMD’s upcoming Zen 3 CPU family and its own high-end motherboards in the form of the X470 and B450. Namely, there aren’t any, according …
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AMD RX 6800 GPU Now Available To Buy, Except It Isn’t
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisThe recently unveiled Radeon RX 6800 powerhouse desktop GPU from AMD is available to buy in the United States starting from today, except it probably isn’t, AMD said in a newly released statement. Namely, the …
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What Year Is It? Samsung Passes Apple In U.S. Smartphone Sales
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisSamsung surpassed Apple’s smartphone sales in the United States for the first time since early 2017. That is according to Strategy Analytics, an independent market research firm, as reported by KoreaHerald.com. Apple has been a …
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You Can Now Pre-Order Budget-Friendly Nokia 1.3 In The U.S.
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisYou can now pre-order the Nokia 1.3 if you are located stateside or know of a retailer willing to ship to Canada, which shouldn’t be that big of an issue. At $99, this is the …
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Intel today announced several new infrastructural installations meant to power the fifth generation of mobile networks. The timing of the launch coincides with improved analyst outlooks on the state of the wireless market as 5G …
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More AAA Games Are Being Ported To Apple’s M1 Macs
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisBaldur’s Gate 3 and a swatch of other recent and upcoming AAA video games are currently being ported to Apple’s latest Macs. Those would be the ones using the company’s very own M1 CPUs. This …
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Huawei May Exit Smartphone Market Altogether As U.S. Woes Continue
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisAccording to some newly emerged claims from one industry watchers (and insider) specializing in the Chinese tech industry, Huawei is seriously considering the possibility of quitting the global smartphone market altogether, at least for the …
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AR Training, Remote Apps To Explode By 2025: Data
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisRemote control apps akin to TeamViewer and those intended for educational purposes will drive the growth of augmented reality software in the years ahead. That’s according to a newly published industry report from ABI Research. …
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You don’t see that many new Motorola Android handsets launching in the company’s former home country any longer. Not after the mobile icon replaced Mountain View leadership with Lenovo, that is. Fortunately, we have a …
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Gotham Knights May Be The Beginning Of WB’s DC Games Universe
Written by: Glenn R. OnassisWritten by: Glenn R. OnassisWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is understood to be planning to launch a fleshed out DC Comics video game universe, new industry rumblings indicate. The company took its sweet time announcing the Gotham Knights action RPG, …
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