Month: December 2022

We evaluate Intel’s performance over the year, from Raptor Lake CPUs to the debacle of the Arc GPU launch.

Calling out all the landowners of Axie Infinity, it’s your time to celebrate thanks to the early alpha release of Axie Infinity: Homeland! You may now build your own village on the beautiful land of Lunacia. Your Axies may collect, craft, and make their way to a more powerful land! 1/ It’s here. We’re thrilled […]

From its first development, virtual reality technology immediately revolutionized how people perceive the future of gaming. With the earliest versions of virtual reality that started as early as mid 1990s to the present trends of metaverse development, it seems like the two ideas flow well and complement each other. Metaverses are becoming more immersive as […]

As the number of threats rise, the average cost of a breach could top $5 million.

Many servers remain unpatched and thus vulnerable to high-severity flaws.

Seemingly benign campaigns promoting popular programs are actually delivering malware.

It looks like tabs might be coming to the simple text editor, or at least they’re in testing for the app.

We’ve got CPU, graphics, and neural processing boosts incoming thanks to the latest chipset from Qualcomm.

Without the correct attention, code-generating tools like Copilot could present more security risks than before.

Chrome set to warn users against insecure HTTP downloads, on top of existing “Not Secure” address bar warnings.