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Bottom line: For users that still rely on the ancient ATI R300 graphics processor series, open source has come to the rescue once again. This latest update was not an easy fix to make, the developer says, and users will have access to it this year. The ATI R300 graphics processor series was first introduced […]

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80 The MacBook Air, whether it’s powered by Intel, or using the M1 Apple Silicon processor, isn’t a gaming laptop. That said, it’s a great laptop nonetheless, and there are still several options for those who want to game on their Mac. If you want a dedicated gaming laptop, the MacBook Air just isn’t for

Something to look forward to: The semiconductor industry is in dire need of new workers and it is unlikely to find them in the United States. One possible solution has been proposed by the Economic Innovation Group, but can Congress come together on this sensitive issue in an election year? It is difficult to overstate

Why it matters: This test represents another an additional advancement in the practical use of quantum communication – a highly secure method of transmitting information that cannot be hacked. But the test is only the first step in a long road to solving some technical difficulties. Scientists from Russia and China have successfully demonstrated quantum

Something to look forward to: The 3D view in Google Maps has become increasingly detailed and informative over the past year, offering users vivid previews of landmarks. Recent updates merge this progress with travel directions to provide a clearer picture of both a destination’s appearance and environmental conditions. Google has also enhanced route details for

A hot potato: In December, 23andMe confirmed a troublesome security breach that affected around 7 million users. Now, the genetic testing firm says that users are responsible for the incident due to password reuse. Obviously, the finger-pointing is not sitting well with those affected. Customers impacted by the 2023 data breach are suing 23andMe in

A hot potato: Even if you are not one to read a company’s terms of service agreement, it should go without saying that unless it’s a porn site, uploading NSFW content is not a good idea. But what if that content was not uploaded directly by you? That’s what many Xbox owners are facing now

Rumor mill: Although the Steam Deck inspired a new wave of rival handheld gaming PCs, there hasn’t been much competition regarding internals, as they all run on AMD APUs. The Claw handheld from MSI could change that, as leaked images and benchmarks indicate that its Meteor Lake processor could trade blows with the Asus ROG

In context: Despite being one of the biggest companies in the software industry, Microsoft has sold PC peripherals for three decades. The company plans to leave that market, but the “Microsoft” brand will remain on many computer accessories for years to come. Microsoft was one of the first corporations to bring affordable hardware wonders like