Starfield PS5 Version Not Happening Anytime Soon, Corden Says; New Beta Update Rolled Out
Microsoft's and Bethesda's Starfield isn't coming to PlayStation 5 anytime soon, according to journalist Jez Corden.
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Google’s Pixel Series May Not Have Experienced Significant Success In Various Markets, But In Japan, Its 527 Percent YoY Growth Is An Anomaly
Google continues to cover some ground with its Pixel smartphone shipments, and though its rivals are miles ahead as they ship millions of units every year, Japan is one of those regions where the advertising giant can hold its head high thanks to a 527 percent year-over-year growth. Where every other company, including Apple, suffered a decline, Google overcame all odds, according to the latest report.
Apple Is Running In Circles In Terms Of Design Based On iPhone 16 CAD Images, Showcasing The Action Button’s Position
The iPhone 16 lineup will house numerous changes from the current models as the devices are set to receive one of the biggest makeovers. However, Apple's design language has stagnated for a while as it failed to innovate further into the foldable category. The company is now expected to revert back to the iPhone X-like design for the upcoming iPhone 16, which has raised some eyebrows over the past few months. In the latest CAD renders, it is seen that the company is aiming for an iPhone X-like camera layout but with some nifty improvements like the Capture Button.
Nvidia's next gen AI superchips will reportedly consume up to 1,000W
The flagship graphics cards of recent generations have been trending upwards in maximum power consumption. The RTX 4090 can pull more than 450W, the RTX 3090 Ti could do the same, while AMD's RX 7900 XTX is rated for 355W. Factory overclocked models are typically a bit higher than that. But those are rookie numbers. It's been reported that Nvidia's next generation GB200 AI accelerator can pull up to 1,000W.
After 21 years, Warner Bros is closing Rooster Teeth
I was never a Halo fan but I always enjoyed the antics of Red vs Blue, a groundbreaking machinima that followed the antics of a hapless group of soldiers in the Halo universe. It debuted in 2003 (although its roots go back even further) as the first production of Rooster Teeth, and has continued to run until this day. But Red vs Blue is ending this year, and according to a Deadline report so is Rooster Teeth, which is being closed by parent company Warner Bros Discovery.
Apple Reportedly Accelerating R&D Of Its Second-Generation Affordable Headset, Display Cost Could Reduce By A Whopping 50 Percent
The affordable variant of the Apple Vision Pro is not expected until 2025, but that does not mean that the company is not aggressively pursuing its launch through some consistent R&D. According to one report, one objective of this launch is reducing the cost of the display, with recent estimates claiming that the component price can drop by as much as 50 percent.
So long and thanks for all the pixels: Nvidia reportedly retiring the GTX brand for good
Nvidia has stopped producing GPUs based on its Turing architecture. The last of them included the likes of the GTX 1660, 1650 and 1630 series of GPUs. Once remaining stocks sell, they'll be gone and with them the «GTX» brand itself, leaving all Nvidia gaming graphics cards as «RTX» models. Well, with one possible exception, more on which in a moment.
Tensor G4 For The Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro To Reportedly Adopt FOWLP Technology, Just Like Samsung’s Exynos 2400
The Tensor G4 will likely be powering the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro later this year, and while Google’s chipsets have historically delivered poorer performance and efficiency metrics compared to the competition, the upcoming chipset is rumored to receive a few upgrades. Going on the path of the Exynos 2400, a new report says that the Tensor G4 will be treated to FOWLP or ‘Fan out Wafer Level Packaging.’ While we have discussed the advantages of using this technology, let us inform readers who are hearing about it for the first time as its benefits might compel them to upgrade to the Pixel 9 or Pixel 9 Pro later this year.