Month: January 2023

A dangerous new cybercriminal group targeting government agencies and military organizations in the Asia-Pacific region has been detected.

According to many cybersecurity firms that have detected the cybercriminal, it seems that he uses unconventional tactics to obtain sensitive information from targeted endpoints (opens in a new tab).

Apple is reportedly working on its first OLED MacBook – and analysts predict it could arrive as early as next year.

The news comes from a reliable Ming-Chi Kuo insider who claims that in new thread on twitter (opens in a new tab) that the greater design freedom afforded by OLED display technology “has caused Apple to plan to ship an OLED MacBook in late 2024 at the earliest.”

Looking ahead to 2023 and the months ahead, there are plenty of new PS5 games to look forward to. Last year brought with it a lot of delays, which were frustrating at the time, but resulted in quite a large lineup of upcoming games. And that’s just the ones we know about, because we’re sure to be in for some big surprises.

From Hogwarts Legacy to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, there are plenty of exciting new games coming to PlayStation 5 in 2023 – some of which will likely even make it onto our list of the best PS5 games. There’s even Final Fantasy 16 coming, which will initially be exclusive to PS5.

Nvidia and Valve want Team Green’s GeForce Now streaming service to work better on Steam Deck for those who play in the cloud on handheld devices (and yes, there are reasons why you might want to do that – we’ll come back to that).

How Computer player (opens in a new tab) As reported, this comes from Andrew Fear, who is Director of Product Management for GeForce Now at Nvidia, and told our sister site that: “There is no native app on Steam Deck today. Use the Chromium browser to make it work. I’d say both Nvidia and Valve, I think we’re both interested in creating [GeForce Now on Steam Deck] better. But we don’t have any announcements about a native app coming to Steam.”

2023 is here, and new Xbox Series X games will be on their way soon. After a somewhat uneventful year last year, it’s great to see Microsoft ramp up its release lineup, and the next six months promise to be exceptionally good for the Xbox platform.

From Starfield to Redfall, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S gamers will have plenty of new Xbox games to keep them busy this year – and we’re here to tell you exactly when you’ll get your hands on them.

Google Docs added increased visibility of nonprinting characters collaboration toolincluding spaces, tabs, and breaks, allowing users to distinguish them more easily.

Feature, available now after announcement (opens in a new tab) in the Google Workspace Updates blog post, it also includes line, paragraph, section, page, and column break markers and can be enabled from the View menu in Google Docs view.

Sony is making the most of music streaming with its latest Walkman, the NW-A306, featuring a new sound engine that can enhance your favorite tracks from your chosen streaming service.

Digital music has made it incredibly convenient to carry your entire audio library with you, and using one of the best music streaming services takes that convenience a step further – now your songs don’t even need to take up virtual space so you can listen to them anywhere you want (provided you have internet access).

A new sustainable power-saving method has just arrived on the Xbox Series X that promises to be up to 20 times more efficient than existing power consumption modes without affecting performance.

The new shutdown update, which has reached all Xbox Insiders on Xbox Series X, aims to reduce power consumption when the system is turned off. Dubbed “the first carbon-inclusive console,” this sustainability mode means you can download updates and Xbox Series X Games through the night using significantly less power than in normal sleep mode.

As a reference system, Xbox Series X consumes about 10-15W in sleep mode. The new power-off mode consumes just 0.5W of power while providing the same basic functionality.

Not only Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S Insiders can take advantage of the new shutdown mode as this update is also available for Xbox One platforms. This means that if you’re looking to save money on older Microsoft systems and you’re an Xbox Insider, you’re also catered for. Note that boot times will be slower when this setting is enabled on older systems.

If you’ve spent any time on social media lately, you’ve probably seen countless videos showing the types of things ChatGPT can do.

Launched in late 2022, OpenAI has provided ChatGPT for free in research preview format.

Apple made perhaps the biggest change to iPhone design in years with the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, as those phones finally got rid of the notch and replaced it with Dynamic Island’s innovative island. But the ultimate goal could be to completely hide Face ID and camera components, and we may see the next step in that direction with the iPhone 16 Pro.

This is evident from the report on electric (opens in a new tab) (by Pocket Lint (opens in a new tab)), which states that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will have Face ID components hidden under the screen, similar to how many Android phones now have fingerprint scanners under the display.