Googlebooks will feature Intel, Qualcomm, and MediaTek chips, and follow Google's strict hardware guidelines
Acer, Asus, HP, and Dell are all making them
Intel says software, not more cache, is key to beating AMD in gaming
The company is still preparing a 3D V-Cache rival and hinting at Arc G3 handheld silicon
Steve Wozniak says he's "disappointed a lot" by AI and rarely uses it
Apple's co-founder has yet to see signs AI can truly replace humans
In brief: While it's fair to say that most people are skeptical at best when it comes to AI and its abilities, the opposite is often true for those in tech. But Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is one of the exceptions. In a recent interview, Woz said he doesn't use AI very much, and when he does, he's "disappointed a lot."
The Elder Scrolls VI will feel more like Elder Scrolls than Starfield
While new Starfield updates are coming, Todd Howard says there is no "Starfield 2.0"
Microsoft sets its sights on a universal gaming ecosystem
Nadella details plans for an open Xbox that leverages Windows, AI, and cloud advancements for gamers everywhere
GOG opens up about the uphill battle of fighting DRM and preserving classic PC games
Maciej Gołębiewski tells weird stories about the popular PC game store
Face-to-face interviews are making a comeback in the age of AI hiring scams
Employers are going old school to verify candidates' skills
AI interview bots spark backlash from frustrated job applicants
Digital avatars are increasingly conducting job interviews, leaving some applicants cold
Gabe Newell says he works for fun and scuba dives daily in surprise YouTube interview
YouTuber with 19 subscribers scores rare chat with gaming legend
Nvidia's Jensen Huang applauds US trade moves and warns of China's AI advances
He said using tariffs to re-industrialize the US was "an incredible vision"
Former PlayStation CEO says he left Sony partially because of shift to live-service models
That kind of gaming is "not in my wheelhouse"
Zuckerberg slams Apple for not "inventing anything great in a while"
He also said Meta's profits could double without Apple restrictions
Intel confirms Xe3 graphics hardware is finalized, Xe4 in the works
Reports of the death of Intel graphics are greatly exaggerated
Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about AI, Vision Pro, and retirement in new interview
Apple is going all-in on AI
Radio station drops "Gen Z" AI presenters after a week following public outrage
The station was "surprised by the level of emotion that accompanied this experiment"
Interview with Pat Gelsinger: Intel's CEO describes a different kind of foundry
In advance of Intel's first event dedicated to their Foundry business, I had the opportunity to sit down one-on-one with CEO Pat Gelsinger and talk about the company's strategic goals.
Tim Cook confirms succession plan, commits to remain Apple CEO for foreseeable future
There is a "very detailed" plan in place
Interview: What is it Like to Develop a Game in VR?
Few games nail the ambiance as The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners. We sat with Project Director Mark Domowicz to discuss how they nailed down the zombie survival game's atmosphere and suspense.
Team of Blizzard veterans to make "the next great RTS"
More empty promises from game devs, or hopeful future for RTS fans?
That time when Steve Jobs and Bill Gates shared the stage in a joint interview
This historic interview is worth watching again over a decade later
Looking ahead: The internet frontier in 2021
We talk with Stealth Communications on the key trends going into 2021
Scott Forstall details his interview with Steve Jobs
Jobs beat out Microsoft for Forstall's services
YouTube clamps down on conspiracy theory videos linking 5G to Covid-19 following live interview
David Icke also claimed a vaccine would secretly include "nanotechnology microchips"
The Unexpected Success of No Man's Sky
Sean Murray, lead developer of No Man's Sky, has seen the best and worst of it since the game's incredible first trailer was shown in 2013. But after a failed launch, No Man's Sky has flourished in recent years. While he won't release sales figures, Murray said that "last year we sold the kind of numbers a AAA game would be happy with at launch," using the industry jargon for big budget games.
