Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his new startup xAI plans to collaborate with the automaker on both the "silicon front" and "AI software front."
The PlayStation family of gaming consoles could be getting another fifth-generation console next month. This is reported by insider @Shpeshal_Nick.
Tap to Pay allows merchants to use their iPhones as a point-of-sale terminal. The service supports Apple Pay, contactless credit and debit cards and other digital wallets. To successfully make a payment, you only need to bring another gadget or bank card to that smartphone.
Mechner likes everything
It seems that Call of Duty will have a small crossover with High On Life, as dataminers have recently discovered files in the game that indicate that new "interesting weapons" will soon be added to Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0.
India's defence ministry has given preliminary approval for the purchase of French arms.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have once again shot down a Russian modernised T-90M tank. Once again, a kamikaze drone was used.
On 10 July, Electronic Arts announced that a game set in the Marvel universe about the Black Panther is currently being developed. At the time, there were very few details, but eXputer found some interesting information among the list of Cliffhanger Games' job openings that may shed light on some aspects of the upcoming game.
Call of Duty will be available on PlayStation for a guaranteed ten years
Incidents with Tesla electric cars have resulted in nearly 400 deaths. Despite this, Tesla remains the safest car brand.
Nearly one in two Britons who have used large language models consider its responses to be correct, and some apply it at work.
The Galaxy Watch 5 has a round Super AMOLED display with Always on Display, sapphire crystal and touchscreen bezel. The device has various sensors, including a barometer and an optical heart rate monitor.
Star Wars Outlaws is expected to be released in 2024
A couple of hours ago we wrote that OPPO is preparing to release the K11 smartphone. Now the novelty has flashed in Geekbecnh.
In a recent interview with Famitsu, SEGA President and COO Yukio Sugino said that the company plans to "reboot" and "remake" even more of its classic Sonic games.
