Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger is now the star of his own video game. To be fair, the new “Pixel Pat” 8-bit game available on Intel’s website isn’t exactly Grand Theft Auto or Elden Ring. Instead, it’s more of an animated romp through Gelsinger’s Wikipedia entry, where you can run and (double) jump through a …
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The way in which your Windows PC interacts with your Android phone is slightly changing, as of today. The Your Phone app will now be renamed Phone Link and it will come with a slight redesign that makes notifications more prominent. The Windows Phone Link/Your Phone app has been around for years, allowing you to …
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While Dell launched a number of new Latitude business laptops on Thursday, it’s some of the improved peripherals that are worth talking about: a new IPS Black display, a Tile-equipped pen, improvements to its Dell Optimizer software, and even a modular Thunderbolt dock. Dell announced the Latitude 9430, a 14-inch 16:10 business laptop, available in …
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Google Google said Thursday that it’s bringing Google Meet video calls directly into Docs, Sheets, and Slides within the coming weeks, adding a new mode for collaboration. Like its rivals, Google periodically updates its upcoming feature roadmap, specifically with regards to the various elements of Workspace, its collaborative environment for productivity that evolved from G …
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Microsoft’s new Clipchamp video-editing app appears to have finally realized that its customers aren’t made of money. The company has re-adjusted its pricing structure so that Clipchamp’s free tier now offers a level of service that customers will actually use. Clipchamp is now part of the default stable of Windows apps, so chances are that …
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Intel Today’s reveal of Intel’s first discrete Arc GPUs was all about laptops, not desktop graphics cards. Those are scheduled to come sometime in the second quarter. But at the end of a stream that introduced Arc mobile and Intel’s Xe HPG graphics architecture to the masses, VP Roger Chandler pulled an Apple-esque “One more …
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There’s finally a third player in the graphics card game. In this episode of The Full Nerd, Gordon Ung, Brad Chacos, and Adam Patrick Murray are joined by Tom Peterson of Intel graphics to talk about Intel’s debut Arc GPUs for laptops, details about the company’s Xe HPG graphics architecture, and the sorts of features …
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Epic Five years after introducing a trendy Battle Royale mode and becoming one of the most popular games on the planet, Fortnite continues to attract players with constant iteration and licensed crossovers. The game isn’t without its issues, both within the playspace and without. But one move by developer Epic was met with near-universal praise: …
It’s the start of a new era of competition. Today, Intel revealed its debut Arc GPUs, heralding its long-teased entry into discrete consumer graphics cards. Watch out, Nvidia and AMD. Chipzilla’s in the fray now, fueled by its new Xe HPG (High-performance gaming) GPU architecture. Intel took an unusual (but strategically smart) approach to Arc’s …
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Marketing teams are prioritizing the creative refresh as they work to drive video and CTV campaign performance. This process of updating ad creatives based on consumer engagement and response metrics differs from practices such as dynamic creative optimization, which focuses more on creating multiple variations of different ad units. The changes that come with a …
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