In the early days of personal computers, graphics were quite basic, which is why text-based adventure games became so popular. The Ink Console seeks to revive this nostalgic feeling by blending an e-reader with a gaming platform. The Charm of Text Adventures in the 80s While today’s digital games offer immersive experiences with stunning visuals […]
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After weeks of speculation, Elon Musk announced on his profile on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) the release date of Grok 3, the new version of the platform’s AI chatbot. According to the post, there will be a live demonstration of Grok 3 this Monday (17) at 8 PM Pacific Time, or 1
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Every ten minutes or so, another article about a “groundbreaking” AI breakthrough pops up on my screen. A new method, a new capability, billions invested here, AI agents there. The cycle has been relentless for the past year, accelerating by the day. Today was no exception. Every ten minutes or so, another article about a
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Saudi Arabia is certainly not short on ambition. Amid its numerous ongoing projects, the kingdom has signed an agreement with data center company DataVolt to establish what it claims to be the region’s first “truly sustainable” AI hub. Set to be operational by 2028, the AI facility is planned for Neom’s Oxagon district—a massive, partially
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Topaz Labs, known for its advanced photo and video enhancement software, has unveiled a new AI model that automatically restores old footage, whether from personal home videos or aging archival content stored on traditional media. In multiple examples, the AI significantly improves video quality by enhancing details and reducing noise and artifacts. This marks the
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These days, many of us spend a significant amount of time staring at compact screens, which can strain our eyes. Last year, Bigme introduced a more eye-friendly option with its HiBreak E Ink smartphone, and now, a Pro version has been released. The original HiBreak featured a 5.84-inch display, available in either monochrome or color
E Ink is great for reading text on small screens for extended periods, but LCD and OLED are better suited for larger displays with dynamic content. Taiwan’s Hannspree is looking to bridge the gap between the two. While E Ink is easier on the eyes compared to other digital screens, it struggles with dynamic visuals.
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Looking Glass, known for its unique screens that showcase 3D holograms without the need for a headset or glasses, has introduced iOS support. This update allows users to view Cinematic Mode videos, custom apps, and 3D content from their iPhone or iPad directly on the display, eliminating the need for a high-powered desktop for processing.
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The Chinese AI company DeepSeek has made a major impact on the tech industry by launching highly efficient AI models that rival advanced offerings from US firms like OpenAI and Anthropic. Established in 2023, DeepSeek has reached its milestones using significantly less funding and computing power than its rivals. Last week, the company unveiled its
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Eight years after Pebble closed its beloved smartwatch business, the wearable is making a comeback and could soon be back on your wrist. This revival is thanks to its creator, Google’s team who open-sourced the operating system, and the dedicated Pebble community that maintained its services over the years. The Smartwatch Born from Kickstarter Fame
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