GeForce Beyond: watch Nvidia unveil the RTX 4000-series graphics cards here at 8am PT / 11am ET

Pedestrians could soon alert Ford drivers with a mobile app

The iPhone 14's easy-to-lift display and back make it the easiest to repair since the iPhone 7

Intel announces NUC 12 Enthusiast mini PC and barebones kit

US-China semiconductor battle: Second and third order consequences

Why it matters: Earlier this month, the US government blocked the sale of specific chips to anyone in China. We see this as an important change by the government in the tactics they are deploying. The United States has gone from blocking specific companies in China, to blocking all companies and focusing on specific products. This is a big change, and opens up the question -- what exactly are they hoping to achieve? This matters obviously in that it can help us predict the outcome, but we increasingly hold the view that the government may not have entirely thought through how this will ultimately play out.

China accelerates industrial automation as workforce contracts

Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition is the next major FPS remaster

Something to look forward to: The old school first-person shooter Rise of the Triad was already remastered in 2013, but a new version of the game is now scheduled for 2023. It's coming back from the 1990s with improved graphics and features, a brand-new level editor, and full support for online and local multiplayer.

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Apple expected to expand the Dynamic Island to all iPhone models in 2023

Take-Two floods internet with copyright strikes following GTA 6 leak, blames "network intrusion"

In context: If there's one thing that validates the legitimacy of a massive gaming leak, it's the company behind said title responding with copyright strikes that force the content to be removed. That's what Take-Two did soon after the 90+ videos and screenshots of GTA 6 started hitting the web yesterday. We've also heard that the leaker responsible, who says he is the same 18-year-old hacker that breached Uber, is looking to "negotiate a deal" with Take-Two/Rockstar.

Meta continues its slide following Facebook name change as share price nears pandemic low

iPhone 14 Pro users discover the camera is vibrating and making noises in third-party apps

In a nutshell: As with previous Apple handsets, one of the highlights of the iPhone 14 Pro is its cutting-edge camera tech. But it appears that owners are encountering major issues when using the phone's snapper via third-party apps such as Instagram and Snapchat: the camera is shaking and making very concerning noises.

Browser-based spell check from Google and Microsoft can lead to stolen personal data

Massive GTA 6 leak with over 90 videos & screenshots posted online by the Uber hacker

What just happened? What is allegedly a massive leak of GTA 6 content, including dozens of test build videos and screenshots, has been posted by the 18-year-old hacker claiming to be behind the recent Uber breach. Whether they are legitimate is still open to debate, but a lot of it matches up with previous rumors, and the dialogue and cutscenes seem convincingly Rockstar-like.

PSVR 1 games will not work immediately on PSVR 2

Intel overclocks its Arc A750 to 2.7 GHz using the factory air cooler

EVGA will stop making Nvidia graphics cards, citing abusive relationship

A hot potato: The relationship between Nvidia and one of its top board partners seems to have reached a breaking point. EVGA won't produce RTX 40 series GPUs, effectively exiting the graphics card market entirely. Possibly heralding the end of EVGA, the decision could bring closer attention to the business interactions between GPU makers and board partners.

Hackers are spreading malware through YouTube channels promoting game cheats

WTF?! Gamers looking to download cheats and cracks should beware of links in YouTube video descriptions. Hackers may have compromised the channels hosting the videos, turning them into vectors for spreading malware that can steal login credentials.

Intel will start phasing out Pentium and Celeron brands in 2023

Akamai curbed a new record DDoS attack against one of its European customers

AT&T walks back promise to support 3.45GHz on older phones

Newegg is bundling gaming monitors with GPUs to clear out inventory

Microsoft PC Game Pass now shows game lengths based on different playstyles

Purported images of four-slot, quad-fan Galax RTX 4090 card leak

Overwatch 1 will shut down permanently 27 hours before Overwatch 2 launch

Uber confirms "cybersecurity incident" after 18-year-old claimed to be behind massive breach

What just happened? Uber is investigating a cybersecurity incident that has compromised many of its internal systems, giving the hacker, who says he is just 18 years old, almost complete access to the company's network. The breach is thought to be as bad as or worse than the 2016 incident that exposed the details of 57 million customers.

Nvidia teases more RTX 4000 details with cryptic code, confirms Lovelace architecture name

Highly anticipated: We're now a mere five days away from the event gamers are hotly anticipating: Nvidia's unveiling of the RTX 4000 graphics cards. Adding more fuel to the hype machine, team green has posted a couple of new teasers for the GeForce Beyond event, including one with a mystery code that could reveal some Lovelace specs.

Uncharted lands on PC October 19, Sony reveals system requirements

Google and the US government partner to make open source chips

Microsoft 365 automatic app updates finally become relatively seamless