Month: <span>April 2022</span>
News · 7 Apr 2022
Dolby Atmos for gaming: What is it and which games support it?
Dolby Atmos is the bleeding edge of home cinema technology when it comes to surround sound audio. We’ve covered what Atmos is and how it works before, but…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Fujitsu plans to provide on-demand access to the world’s fastest supercomputer
In an effort to help accelerate digital transformation, Fujitsu has announced its new Fujitsu Computing as a Service (CaaS) offering which will provide global customers with access to…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Exclusive: A 200TB SSD could come in 2022 and we can’t wait to test it
A record-breaking 200TB solid state drive could be announced by Nimbus Data before the end of the year. In an email exchange with TechRadar Pro, CEO Thomas Isakovich…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Max Payne 1 and 2 remakes announced by Remedy, will boast ‘AAA-game production’
It’s time to grab your best leather jacket and leopard-print shirt, because Remedy Entertainment has announced it’s remaking the first two Max Payne games for next-gen consoles and…
Apple · 7 Apr 2022
Apple shares preview of Apple Myeongdong, its new store in South Korea
What you need to know Apple has shared a preview of Apple Myeongdong ahead of its grand opening. The store will open to customers on Saturday, April 9.…
News · 7 Apr 2022
New 5G Moto G Stylus model revealed in pics and specs leak
We’ve been treated to a budget-friendly Moto G Stylus already this year, as it became available in February, but now there’s a 5G version on its way. Motorola…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Uber wants to include flight and other transport bookings in the app
Uber plans to add flights, trains and other travel bookings to its app in the UK this year. The plan is for the new service to offer a…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Garmin Forerunner 955 leaks again, this time with Solar variant
Garmin’s 900-series Forerunners are universally loved by runners all over the world, offering top tier performance and rich, running-relevant data for those who are seriously into their training…
News · 7 Apr 2022
Oppo phones could switch to own silicon in the next couple of years
Oppo might be readying itself to join the ranks of Apple and Google in producing its own bespoke chipsets for its smartphones, freeing it to build systems that…
Apple · 7 Apr 2022
Twitter change to embedded tweets leaves holes in websites
What you need to know Twitter is changing how it handled embedded tweets that have since been deleted. The company used to at least left the unformatted text…