Month: September 2024

Adobe has announced a new AI feature for Photoshop that is available in beta today and, frankly, is one of the most remarkable demonstrations of AI’s potential as a tool I’ve yet seen. The feature, called Generative Fill, is powered by Adobe’s Firefly AI models and allows you to insert new objects and alter pictures with text prompts. Really, though, you should just watch what happens in the an…

Intel is ditching Hyper-Threading with its latest Lunar Lake processors. The simultaneous multithreading technology that has steadily delivered two threads per core for decades is being removed from its Lunar Lake processors in favour of more power efficient P-cores and relying more on E-cores for multithreaded performance, as previous rumours had suggested.

“We can scale using E-cores an…

Twitch streamers Mike “Shroud” Grzesiek and Chris “Sacriel” Ball are partnering with Splash Damage to develop an new open-world survival-shooter that studio CEO Richard Jolly said is “truly different from anything we’ve done before.”

Details about the new project, currently known as Project Astrid, weren’t revealed in the announcement. Maybe they’ll make a survival game where people grow …

The starting village is a classic fantasy RPG cliché. From Hommlet in The Temple of Elemental Evil to Riverwood in Skyrim, it’s no surprise when we start our adventuring career dealing with small problems in a small town. Icewind Dale, the D&D game Black Isle developed in 2000, was no exception, beginning in the frozen village of Easthaven. Now we can go back there thanks to a Skyrim…

It’s been almost a month since AMD unveiled its Zen 5 processor architecture and new range of Ryzen CPUs at Computex 2024. Still, with no products on retailers’ shelves just yet, we’ve not had word on how much better the new design is than its predecessor, Zen 4. However, one lucky person has managed to get their hands on an engineering laptop sample with a Strix Point APU and run a full gamut …

Need a clue for today’s Wordle? Then you’re in the right place. Just scroll a little way down the page and you’ll find what you’re looking for. Need a little bit more than a clue? No problem: the answer to the June 28 (739) game is on this very page, too. Whatever help you need with Wordle, you’ll find it here.

I’m actually in a bit of a hurry today—I’m off to buy a lottery ticket o…

Keyboards occupy kind of a weird place in the pantheon of PC hardware. You want a good one, especially if you type a lot, but they’re also not an especially glamorous piece of it. I mean, it’s just a keyboard, right? So for me, at least, the thought of spending big bucks on one is a struggle: I know I should, but I don’t wanna. That’s where Amazon’s Black Friday deal on the Ra…

The Fallout TV show is here and, here’s a bombshell, it’s good. Really good. So good, in fact, that it’s naturally got people asking if Bethesda’s televisual ambitions stop there. Might the company follow up Fallout with a Skyrim show? A Starfield series? A blistering 4K HDR adaptation of Wayne Gretzky Hockey 3?

Sorry, Todd Howard says no.

Chatting to IGN at Fallout’s glitzy red car…

Ubisoft is becoming quite the anti-cheat innovator as of late. In a Rainbow Six Siege community update published today, the studio went in-depth on the performance of its two newest anti-cheat initiatives: the widely-publicized “MouseTrap” tech that counters mouse and keyboard spoofing devices on consoles, and another mysterious feature known only as “QB” that apparently makes cheat development…

There’s a hint for today’s Wordle waiting below, as well as all the tips you need to help turn every guess you make this Friday into a word-revealing winner. Still not enough? No problem. Whether you’re just starting out on your daily game or you’re one row away from the bottom of the board, the answer to the February 23 (979) Wordle is just a click away.

Today’s puzzle could’ve easily go…