US law set to arrest iPhone giant
Apple in a jam
Apple is facing a massive lawsuit from the US Justice Department over its dirty tricks to keep the iPhone on top.
ChatGPT will replace Google Assistant
Latest verson contains a hidden feature
ChatGPT, the app that lets you chat with an intelligent bot, wants to become the default assistant on Android phones.
Boeing blowout
Planes grounded after mid-air terror
Boeing 737 Max 9 planes have been banned from flying after an Alaska Airlines jet had to make an emergency landing in Oregon when part of the plane fell off in mid-air.
AI might have killed WEB3
Investors snub new net revolution
New figures show that web3 startups raked in a measly $7.8 billion in 2023, a whopping 73 per cent drop from the $21.5 billion they bagged in 2022.
Apple crumbles as Microsoft rises
Can’t complain, must not grumble
The Tame Apple Press are terrified as arch-enemy Microsoft overtakes its favourite company as the world’s most valuable.
KIOXIA to unveils next-gen memory and SSD solutions at CES 2024
BiCS FLASH 3D, UFS 4.0, and SSD lineup
KIOXIA is coming to CES 2024 in full force, highlighting its extensive portfolio of solid state drives and memory solutions.
Cooler Master bringing new V8 3DVC cooler to CES 2024
Vapor chamber and up to 300W of cooling power
Cooler Master has previewed its new V8 3DVC CPU cooler that will be showcased and announced at the CES 2024 show in Las Vegas. This behemoth is capable of providing up to 300W of cooling power and uses a 3D vapor chamber technology.
MSI CLAW gaming handheld leaks ahead of CES 2024
Powered by Intel Meteor Lake CPU
After a couple of teasers released earlier, the MSI CLAW gaming handheld has fully leaked online, confirming both the name and full specifications thanks to the Geekbench database and MSI's own leak.
Intel spins off new AI firm
Backed by DigitalBridge Group money
Intel says it is spinning off a new firm around its AI software work with cash from digital-focused money manager DigitalBridge Group and other backers.
SpaceX sends 21 satellites into space
Killing a few deadspots
SpaceX sent a total of 21 satellites into space including "the first six Starlink satellites that let mobile firms around the world give you texting, calling, and browsing wherever you are on land, lakes, or seas without changing your phone or software."