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Google AI Mode Launches in India: Powered by Gemini 2.5
Google has officially launched its revolutionary AI Mode in India, transforming how users interact with search through advanced artificial intelligence. The experimental feature, powered...
AMD Ryzen CPUs Dominate Amazon Best Sellers: Intel Falls Behind
The CPU market has spoken, and the verdict is overwhelmingly clear: AMD Ryzen processors are crushing Intel's offerings in real-world sales. Amazon's best-selling CPU...
Intel Nova Lake CPUs Finally Challenge AMD X3D Gaming Dominance
The CPU wars are heating up once again, and Intel might finally have an answer to AMD's gaming-focused X3D processors in the form of...
Free LinkedIn to Website Tool: Appy Pie Teams Up with name.com
Building a professional website just got easier! Appy Pie has partnered with name.com to launch a game-changing AI-powered LinkedIn Profile-to-Website Converter that transforms your...
AMD’s RX Radeon logo to get revamped
The Red team is having a great time in terms of desktop processors with Ryzen, high performance computing market with Threadripper, promising start to...
OnePlus Buds spotted in the Android 11 beta
OnePlus's next audio product will be its own TWS earphones, much like the other smartphone manufacturers. OnePlus has some great audio products including its Bullets...
NVIDIA to bring GeForce NOW on Android TVs
NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform has made its name already among gamers and its wide usability and quality make it much more popular. Still, it...
TSMC officially discloses its 4nm manufacturing process
The Taiwanese foundry is moving at a rocking pace and its recent development in the chip development has surprised everyone totally. Major players in...
Reports: Fitbit may get Google Assistant Support, apparently for Versa 2
Reports say that Fitbit is currently working to embed the Google Voice Assistant to its products. As per 9to5Google, they found strings in the...
G.SKILL launches high capacity 16GB DDR4-4400 CL17 Memory Kits
G.SKILL recently launched new extreme-speed DDR4 memory kits that can go up to 4400 MHz and with a low latency of CL17-18-18-38. These RAMs fall into the...
