Embracer Group wants your vintage video games. But tech enthusiasts are asking: What's really behind this massive archival project? The answer might surprise you.
The circuit board is getting a green makeover. Arduino is experimenting with bio-based PCBs that could rewrite the rules of electronics manufacturing – if they can solve some stubborn technical challenges.
In a move that's part security feature, part corporate compliance dance, Microsoft is rolling out screenshot blocking for Teams meetings. Tech commentators are already poking holes in the plan faster than you can say "smartphone camera".
Web graphics are entering a new era of developer experience. React Three Fiber offers a tantalizing glimpse into a world where complex 3D rendering feels as simple as writing a React component—but is it too good to be true?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how we perceive creativity, authenticity, and human expression. As AI continues to generate art, photos, and content, the boundary between machine-generated and human-made becomes increasingly fuzzy.
The future of mental health support is here – and it's powered by algorithms. As AI chatbots promise instant therapy at your fingertips, a critical question emerges: Are we solving a problem or creating a new one?
Local AI just got a major upgrade. Imagine running powerful, privacy-preserving image analysis right on your own computer—no cloud, no data sharing, just pure computational magic.
In the ever-evolving world of indie game development, sometimes innovation comes from embracing constraints. A young developer has breathed new life into the classic Pac-Man, turning technological limitations into a canvas for creative programming.
The world of ARM computing is a wild frontier of innovation and frustration. The Radxa Orion O6 embodies this contradiction—a powerful piece of hardware held back by software limitations that have plagued the ecosystem for years.
