Ghostwire: Tokyo is the greatest argument yet for VRR support on PS5
We’re still waiting for VRR support on PS5, and Ghostwire: Tokyo is one of the clearest examples of a game that would benefit from variable refresh rates.
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LG unveils 2022 OLED TV prices – and they’re much less than a QD-OLED TV
They’re not inexpensive by any means, but LG’s 2022 OLED TV lineup looks like a steal compared to Samsung’s QD-OLED TV.
Gmail on Android notifications are getting a whole new look that might divide users
New status bar icons for Google Chat and Spaces are now being rolled out in a Gmail update for Android.
Russia is blocking more and more VPNs
The Russian government is increasingly blocking URLs linked to VPN services as part of its ongoing war efforts.
This new DJI drone is designed just for enterprise, and even folds into a backpack
The DJI Matrice 30 can operate in both harsh environments and extreme temperatures.
Apple iPad Air ‘creak’ stories don’t add up
Redditors and others say their new iPad Airs creak. We think they have normal give.
Microsoft may be the latest victim of Lapsus$
Microsoft is currently investigating claims that Lapsus$ breached the company’s internal Azure DevOps source code repositories.
Government-backed UKTIN hopes to establish UK as telco leader in 5G era
Government wants to drive ecosystem and reduce reliance on international vendors.
Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2: Doctor Strange debuts, building is banned, and more
The new season of Fortnite turns the BR formula on its head.
Windows 11 update could predict what you do next – but will it be the next Clippy?
Windows 11 update uses AI to predict what you’ll do next – but we’ve been here before.
