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Qualcomm is reportedly looking to acquire some of Intel's chip design business in an attempt to bolster competition and improve its own product portfolio.
Qualcomm, the company perhaps best known for its range of Snapdragon mobile chips, seems set to announce something huge in just a matter of months. After kitting out some of the best VR headsets for gaming, and even putting out a developer-only mini PC earlier this year, it may be ready to take on the big dogs of the desktop CPU market.
Star Wars Outlaws launched last week, but it has already received criticism from casual and die-hard fans. The scores from critics are incredibly varied, with some giving it high praise while others provided plenty of reasons to dislike it. Currently, the Metacritic score stands at 76 for Star Wars Outlaws. Star Wars Outlaws Director Julian Gerighty spoke with GamesRadar, and shared his thoughts and feelings on how the audience has received the game. "I'm a little disappointed with the Metacritic. Of course, recognition from press and critics is very important to us, but players are really connecting with what we did."
Intel has rather quietly announced that its upcoming Arrow Lake line of processors will not be the poster child of its 20A node after all, and will instead be entirely based on external foundry nodes. That effectively concludes work on the node and presumably cedes all Intel's next-gen chips to TSMC. These are worrying times for Intel, anyone associated with Intel, and, well, anyone who actually wants to see the PC market grow.
Password management and security have become critical needs of the hour. As our lives have shifted to the cloud, it’s become crucial to maintain at least some form of security and privacy. While the market is flooded with password managers, they are either unreliable or need tech know-how to be able to comfortably use them, which is a big deterrent for the public. While Wccftech readers are some of the most savvy tech readers on this planet, we have to admit, managing password security for our families hasn’t been easy.
There might be a ton of exciting Intel Lunar Lake, Arrow Lake, and Ryzen AI 300 launches and announcements right now, but one can't help but feel anticipation for a good, old-fashioned graphics card launch. Nvidia's RTX 50-series graphics cards are steadily approaching, and we're now hearing they could be announced very soon.
Sony's big-budget PlayStation 5 hero shooter is shuttering only a couple of weeks after its release, and I wish I could say that I'm surprised. With a big cinematic trailer and gameplay reveal that opened Sony's State of Play showcase in May, was straining to be the next live-service hit. The response was far from enthusiastic, however, and in the months following the State of Play, the road to release started to look more and more like a death march.
PlayStation has officially pulled the plug on, the publisher's latest attempt to crack the games-as-a-service model. After a dismal launch that saw less than 700 players on Steam jumping into the game on its day of release, the writing has been on the wall for a couple of weeks as many speculated that developer Firewalk Studios would be forced to pivot to a free-to-play strategy. Unfortunately, that idea didn't go too far as the much-maligned hero-shooter was seemingly doomed to fail right from the start.