Posts by Emma James

Ubisoft profits $1M from controversial Black Flag DLC

The Price of Play: When DLC Costs More Than the Game Itself In the sprawling world of modern gaming, studios

JEDEC standardizes HBM4 without silicon interposer

High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) isn’t just a technological footnote; it is the lifeblood powering the next generation of artificial intelligence.

Samsung 990 2TB SSD Review: Familiar Speeds

This text provides an in-depth analysis of the Samsung 990 SSD, focusing heavily on its caching technology, performance characteristics, power

China chip exports nearly doubled to $177B in H1 2026

The Silicon Surge: How China is Fueling the Global AI Race In just six months of 2026, China’s contribution to

Obsidian keeps working on Avowed 2

The landscape of game development is currently experiencing some seismic shifts, particularly within the ecosystem surrounding Xbox. The recent sweeping

Octopath Traveler Switch 2 Editions: No Upgrade Path

The launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 is clearly setting a high bar for developers, and one of the strategies

Turn old IDE drives into a custom Hi-Fi audio player DIY

Turn Old Drives into Art: How dasPOD is Revolutionizing Audio with Repurposed Tech Forget the latest high-end audio gear. A

Inside Superstrike X2 v2 Leak Details Sept Debut and New Hardware

The world of competitive gaming is constantly evolving, driven by relentless demands for precision and performance. And when it comes

Slides-to-Vids expands to 7 languages in Google Vids

From Slides to Screen: How Google’s AI is Revolutionizing Presentation Video Creation Nearly a year ago, the world of presentation

Compulsion Games expands dev opportunities post-layoffs

One week after Microsoft and Xbox initiated a sweeping series of “reset” layoffs across their gaming brand, the spotlight turned

Windows 11 search overhaul delivers clearer local results and no ads

Microsoft Rolls Out Major Overhaul for Windows Search, Bringing a Much-Needed Clarity For years, the Windows Search box has been

Apple M7 Ultra targets 1.5TB memory and Blackwell AI

Apple is reportedly charting an aggressive course for its next generation of silicon, pushing not only performance benchmarks but also

Affordable tool changer for Flashforge Creator 5 review

When you’re looking to expand your 3D printing capabilities without breaking the bank, finding a flexible tool changer can feel

AMD FSR 8x mode spotted hinting at next generation technology

AMD‘s Hidden Graphics Experiment: Could Multi Frame Generation Revolutionize Gaming? The world of graphics technology is constantly evolving, and behind

Force dark mode on any site with Microsoft Edge

Tired of wrestling with tedious website layouts and generic dark modes? Microsoft Edge is quietly rolling out a powerful new

NVIDIA Graphics Cards Feature Gacha Game Art

The intersection of entertainment and gaming has reached an exciting new frontier, blending the immersive world of anime with the

DOOM devs respond to layoffs and promise to keep building games

When major studios announce sweeping layoffs, the ripples often extend far beyond the office walls, touching the very heart of

Bethesda devs fear layoffs will cause TES6 delays and crunch

A massive corporate shakeup at Microsoft and Xbox has sent ripples far beyond quarterly earnings, hitting the creative heart of

MSI MPG Ai1600TS Performance Review

When you push the limits of modern PC components, especially those capable of handling massive power draws, the risk of

Modular ChromeOS desktops for enterprise and schools

Desktop deployments in public and educational settings—think schools, libraries, and call centers—are often defined by a specific, frustrating IT dilemma.

Intel Arc Pro B70 Gaming GPU Tested The Unreleased Card

The world of high-performance computing is constantly buzzing with anticipation for the next big graphical leap, but sometimes, the most

Lian Li B4-mATX Visual Review

In the competitive world of PC building, where aesthetics often take a back seat to pure function, a new contender

$3 USB Kits prove ChromeOS is here to stay

In a world constantly pushing us toward newer technology, many people find themselves stuck with aging hardware—reliable machines that are