Samsung Galaxy Book4 launched in three versions and with AI
Gets Intel Core Ultra processors
Following Intel's recent launch of Core Ultra Meteor Lake processors, Samsung has announced its new Galaxy Book4 notebook series, featuring three different versions, Galaxy Book4 Ultra, Galaxy Book4 Pro, and the Galaxy Book4 360.
AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT drops below $400
ASRock one at $399 over at Newegg.com
AMD's Radeon RX 7700 XT has dropped below $400 and it might be a great deal for those looking for a decent mid-range graphics card.
Adobe and Figma give up on $20 billion acquisition
Too much like hard work
Adobe and Figma have given up on their planned $20 billion acquisition deal due to regulatory headwinds from both the European Commission and UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
EU investigating Musk’s X
Looks like he will be the first under the new Digital Services Act
Elon [look at me] Musk’s social notworking site X has the dubious honour of being the first company targeted for investigation under the new Digital Services Act.
Toshiba is toast for now
Delisted after 74 years
Troubled electronics maker Toshiba has been delisted after 74 years on the Tokyo exchange.
Insomniac Games has lost 1.3 million files
If only there were a team of super heroes that could have stopped this
Hackers have leaked 1.3 million files from Sony division Insomniac Games, including game roadmaps, budgets, and detailed information about Insomniac's upcoming Wolverine game, which a document says is slated for 2026.
Microsoft removes HP printer software
It should never have been there
Software King of the World Microsoft has released a new tool to remove HP printer software installed without user permission.
TomTom teams up with Microsoft
AI for cars
Digital mapping specialist TomTom has partnered with tech giant Microsoft to create an artificial intelligence (AI)--powered conversational assistant for vehicles.
AMD miffed at Nvidia’s performance comparison
Handbags at dawn
AMD has come out with a benchmark of its own between its Instinct MI300X and Nvidia’s H100 (Hopper) GPUs.
US politicians want Biden to bully Europe
It must follow the demands of our tech companies
US politicians are calling on the US president Joe Biden to lean on Europe until it allows US tech companies to do what they like.