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Apple iPad Air M4 review: Small tweaks to the gold standard

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technology1d ago

Apple iPad Air M4 review: Small tweaks to the gold standard

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The M4 iPad Air strengthens Apple’s tablet lineup, delivering strong value with performance gains and improved connectivity for creators on a budget.
Compared with the iPad Pro, the M4 Air closes the gap in CPU and GPU performance, making it a strong middle option for creators on a budget.
For creators, the M4 Air offers strong performance at a lower price, handling typical workloads without major stutters.

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Dynamic pricing is creeping into video games as Sony experiments on PS5

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Dynamic pricing is creeping into video games as Sony experiments on PS5

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Sony tests dynamic pricing on PlayStation Store, using system-detected offer structures that target only certain user segments.
Prices vary by game and user, with discounts ranging from about 5% to 18% depending on game, user, and purchase history.
The US is now included in the test, showing significantly deeper discounts than Europe, up to 27.8% in the US.

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Nvidia Is Investing Billions in These Two Artificial Intelligence (AI) Players. Now They're Joining the S&P 500 | The Motley Fool

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Nvidia invests about $2 billion in each of Lumentum and Coherent to bolster allied optics firms fueling AI hardware growth.
With Nvidia’s S&P 500 inclusion, data-center optics suppliers become central to AI infrastructure expansion.
Nvidia emphasizes optical interconnects and package integration as key to scaling AI factories and boosting energy efficiency.

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Apple iPhone 17e hands-on: New chip, more storage memory, and yes, MagSafe

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technology1d ago

Apple iPhone 17e hands-on: New chip, more storage memory, and yes, MagSafe

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The iPhone 17e remains Apple’s budget entry with MagSafe support, doubling starting storage to 256GB while keeping the $599 price point.
A19 chip boosts graphics performance, with 110.9 fps in 3DMark Wild Life Unlimited, a clear edge over the 16e.
MagSafe remains a standout budget differentiator, working with third-party accessories and not interfering for non-users.

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These Fun New Emoji Should Be Dropping Soon in iOS 26.4

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These Fun New Emoji Should Be Dropping Soon in iOS 26.4

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iOS 26.4 beta adds 163 new emojis, expanding how users express themselves on iPhone.
Among the new emojis, 150 are skin-tone sequences for existing characters, while 13 are brand-new concepts.
Distorted face, fight cloud, and orca are highlighted as some of the standout new designs in the update.
Emojipedia first spotted the 26.4 beta emojis, signaling their path toward a public release.
Unicode 17.0 approval underpins the new emojis, aligning with broader cross-platform availability.
Public release of iOS 26.4 is expected in late March or early April, with the 163-emoji expansion part of the rollout.
Most new options are skin-tone sequences for existing emojis, while 13 new concepts add variety and novelty.
A listed lineup includes a ballet dancer, treasure chest, and other new designs expanding expressive options.
Industry outlets anticipate broader emoji usage once the public iOS 26.4 update lands across platforms.

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MacBook Neo Review: The Best Laptop for $600 Is Even Better at $700

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MacBook Neo Review: The Best Laptop for $600 Is Even Better at $700

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The MacBook Neo starts at $599 with an A18 Pro chip, 8GB RAM, and 256GB storage.
reviewers say its build quality and 13-inch display feel premium for the price.
MagSafe charging is missing, and the base model lacks backlit keys, according to reviews.
Battery life is solid but not all-day, with around 13 hours in testing in some reviews.
Two USB-C ports are present, but one is USB 2 and not labeled, which reviewers note as a usability issue.
The Neo is targeted as an affordable school laptop with strong compatibility with iPhone users.
Tom's Hardware notes single-core performance near M3 Air but weaker multicore performance due to cores.
Display is high-resolution for price with 13-inch 2408x1506 panel and 60 Hz refresh.
The device cannot be upgraded after purchase; storage is soldered and RAM is fixed with the chip.
Overall verdict: solid budget option with caveats for power users and enthusiasts.

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The clock is ticking on Geekom's mini PC deals - but there are some big savings on our top-performing mini computers

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technology23h ago

The clock is ticking on Geekom's mini PC deals - but there are some big savings on our top-performing mini computers

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TechRadar Pro reports Geekom mini PC deals with sizable price cuts and a ticking countdown.
Tom's Guide identifies the Geekom A5 as a best-value mini PC at discounted prices via TOMSSSPRING coupon.
The Tom's Guide piece highlights the A5's Ryzen 5 7430U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and versatile port setup.
Tom's Guide notes Geekom A5's upgradeability as a positive in the review.
TechRadar Pro presents multiple Geekom models on sale, including A9 Max and GT1 Mega, with detailed specifications and price cuts.
TechRadar Pro lists GT1 Mega and A6 among discounted Geekom models with extended deal context.
The coverage emphasizes limited-time nature of Geekom deals in both outlets.
Both articles underscore Geekom A5 as strong value for office and everyday tasks.
Tom's Guide cites availability of Geekom A5 in multiple regions with coupon codes.
Tom's Guide confirms the A5's performance versatility for light to moderate work.

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Nvidia just revealed 3 big upgrades to its GeForce Now cloud gaming service — here's what's new

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technology1h ago

Nvidia just revealed 3 big upgrades to its GeForce Now cloud gaming service — here's what's new

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Nvidia unveiled three major GeForce Now upgrades aimed at faster access, better library syncing, and improved cloud play.
Cloud Playtest will let developers run tests in GeForce Now across devices with secure cloud-based testing.
Nvidia announced new cloud-enabled games and Xbox install-to-play library integrations for instant access.
The service targets smoother 90 FPS streaming on devices like Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro.
The updates include improved in-app labels to highlight cloud-supported games across subscriptions.
Single sign-on and account linking will streamline access to cloud libraries from multiple platforms.
Install-to-play support for select Xbox titles enhances instant cloud access.
Nvidia frames the updates as part of a broader push to expand cloud gaming and cross-platform play.
Nvidia plans to streamline developer testing with secure cloud-based testing and feedback capture.
The announcements emphasize smoother cloud play with fewer login hurdles and better library syncing.

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I went eyes-on with Nvidia’s DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation launching March 31 — and it’s a game-changer

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I went eyes-on with Nvidia’s DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation launching March 31 — and it’s a game-changer

Tomsguide.com

DLSS 4.5's Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation launches March 31 in beta, aiming to smooth gameplay by adjusting AI frame generation to the monitor's max refresh rate.
The feature reduces wasted AI frames by aligning generation to the monitor's refresh rate to avoid over-rendering.
In testing, DMFG delivered an uninterrupted experience with minimal perceived latency changes during multipliers.
DLSS 4.5 is expected to support over 200 titles with 20 native integrations in the works.
The reviewer found DLSS 4.5 improves detail and maintains visual fidelity at higher AI frame rates, compared with DLSS 4.
DMFG prioritizes the base frame rate and can downshift to native when needed to keep performance steady.
The test setup included RTX 5080 and RTX 5060 Ti machines running The Outer Worlds 2 to evaluate DMFG.
DLSS 4.5's frame generation works by analyzing workload and adjusting AI tasks to prevent latency spikes.
Nvidia positions DMFG as a key step toward AI-fueled gameplay with smoother, more responsive visuals.
The feature is described as a practical solution to balance AI upscaling and real-frame rendering.

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OpenAI delays ‘Adult Mode’ for ChatGPT — here's why

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technology1h ago

OpenAI delays ‘Adult Mode’ for ChatGPT — here's why

Tomsguide.com

OpenAI delayed the launch of ChatGPT's Adult Mode to focus on higher-priority projects and core improvements.
The company cites gains in intelligence, personality improvements, personalization, and proactive experiences as goals.
OpenAI notes ongoing core model updates are a priority amid broader business developments.
The age-prediction feature aims to shield users under 18 from graphic violence and sexual content.
Some adult users report being misidentified as teens by the age-prediction system.
OpenAI remains focused on broader initiatives, including a Pentagon partnership that has prompted internal changes.
Once launched, Adult Mode was expected to let 18+ users discuss mature topics beyond current safeguards.
OpenAI continues to update core models while managing ongoing regulatory and safety considerations.
The company states it remains committed to safeguarding users and improving user experience.
Industry observers note the delay signals prioritization of overall ChatGPT performance over new adult features.

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