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Google's latest flagship smartphone, the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, reportedly sends private user information back to Google servers every 15 minutes.

YouTube has confirmed that its latest update mistakenly removed some channels and deleted videos for 'Spam & Deceptive Practices.'

There is this theory of the mobius. A twist in the fabric of peripherals, where the keys become a loop from which there is no escape...

Leaker Mark Gurman seems to be less sure that Apple is about to spring these M4-toting Macs on us - we could be waiting until November, perhaps.

Epic Games is now financially sound and there's no economic hurdles facing the publisher-and-platform operator--Fortnite is at an all-time peak right now.

There's plenty of new features in the 24H2 update, including a host of overhauls for the interface, new energy saving capabilities, and more...

Epic Games is suing two more mega industry giants, this time taking aim at Samsung and Google by alleging that an auto-block security feature is illegal.

Tired of macOS 15 Sequioa asking you about screen recording permissions on a monthly basis for apps like Zoom? Here's a quick fix.

Security researchers are sounding the alarm on a new type of scam targeting mobile users and calling for AI-driven security upgrades to protect users.

The new VisionMaster Pro 2 4K Projector's specs are impressive, and with a special IMAX Enhanced mode it can project a clear image up to 300 inches.

Winners will be those getting frame rate boosts on Ryzen 7000 or 9000 CPUs, whereas losers will be plagued by stuttering in games, going by reports.

Windows App SDK applications are getting a serious speed boost thanks to a new innovation from Microsoft - native Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) compilation.

Black Myth: Wukong played on Huawei's new tri-fold Mate XT Ultimate Design smartphone: running on the triple-fold phone over the cloud.

Data center revenue is currently dwarfing everything else for companies like AMD, so Lisa Su stating that AMD is a 'data center first company' makes sense.

This week on The TT Show - The PS5 Pro reveal, Sony using RDNA 4 before AMD, Apple's new iPhone 16, Meta's microphone controversy, and more.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has met with the White House to discuss the future of AI development and how the US can remain at the forefront.

Google has partnered with The Internet Archive to implement historical context into its Google Search results, improving the quality of Search.

Huawei unveils the world's first dual-hinged, triple-screen foldable smartphone with the introduction of the Mate XT Ultimate Design starting at $2800.

JMGO adds two new models to its impressive N1S range of portable 4K Laser Projectors, the super-bright N1S Ultimate 4K and the N1S Pro 4K.

Linus Tech Tips has responded to YouTube's removing its video 'De-Google Your Life' for violating its terms of service, as it showed how to remove ads.

Mining the game code of Black Myth: Wukong has revealed that the title had an online multiplayer mode being constructed by developers at some point.

The federal judge that ruled against Google and determined the company had abused its monopoly power said when it will receive punishment.

Qualcomm's CEO Cristiano Amon has revealed a partnership between Google and Samsung has emerged to create mixed reality smart glasses.

A branch of Planned Parenthood has confirmed that it suffered from a cyberattack that resulted in millions of people's private data being leaked.

On Episode 50 of the TT Show we sit down with NVIDIA to talk about all things PC gaming and GeForce, while also looking at the week's top stories.

Qualcomm has explored the possibility of acquiring portions of Intel's design business, in order to boost its own product portfolio... as Intel struggles.

Meta has responded to the recent allegations it uses smartphone microphones to listen to people's conversations to serve better advertisements.

The Epic Games Store's free games program has been working exceptionally well to bring new users into the digital store ecosystem, CEO Tim Sweeney says.

One of Facebook's advertising partners has reportedly admitted listening to spying on people's conversations through smartphones to serve curated ads.

This week on The TT Show - Avowed to be 30FPS on Xbox, PS5 Pro leaks, Concord flops, RTX 4070 controversy, AI-generated Doom, and much more!

Google Pixel 9 Pro XL owners are unfortunately reporting battery issues related to the wireless charging capabilities, and overall 'odd behavior.'

Google Research's GameNGen technology uses AI to generate playable games, creating each new frame based on input - and it's using Doom to showcase it.

This data center AI chip roadmap shows that NVIDIA dominates the AI GPU business: right up to the Rubin Ultra AI GPU with 576GB of HBM4 memory in 2027.

This week on the TT Show, Black Myth Wukong impressions, the future of games revealed at Gamescom, Arm enters the GPU race, and more.

Apple has announced a policy change for Apple Cash users that will begin on October 4, which involves identity verification when sending $500 or more.

Google has announced a new app that is designed to aggregate all of Google's popular apps and make them easier to install on a new PC.

In a blog post update, Microsoft has informed us that the controversial Recall feature will debut, in preview, on Copilot+ PCs in October.

SK hynix unveils plans to develop a new memory product that is up to 30x faster than current HBM, they're working non-stop to make it happen.

Through a combination of hundreds of millions of dollars in court costs and missing Fortnite revenues, Epic's antitrust suits have cost nearly $1 billion.

Some Valorant players can't get into the game thanks to a conflict with the Vanguard anti-cheat, and the slowdown issues here sound nightmarish.

This week on the TT Show, Black Myth: Wukong and ray-traced Doon 2 impress, Switch 2 release window surfaces, CPU controversies, and more!

The Elder Scrolls: Castles launches worldwide on September 10 for Apple and Android devices, and it's a spiritual successor to Fallout Shelter.

Google's next-generation ifully self-designed Tensor G5 chips will be made on TSMC's 3nm process, ending a 4-year relationship with Samsung.

Google unveils its new Pixel 9 Pro Fold smartphone: 8-inch 1080p 120Hz display, new Tensor G4 processor powering new AI abilities like Gemini Live.

$665 million in cash is nothing to sneeze at. For AMD, the Silo AI acquisition is the latest step in focus on AI. 'Our number one strategic priority.'

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has announced that X is currently experiencing a DDOS attack ahead of President Donald Trump being interviewed on Spaces.

YouTube Music is slowly adding social features, and one new feature is a personalized radio playlist that can be shared with friends via a link.

Google is moving to curb the use of Chrome ad blocker extensions with a new update that will remove one of the most popular ad blockers.

Qualcomm Adreno GPU has 9 vulnerabilities discovered by Google researchers, with Qualcomm already patching it, you still need to be careful.

This week on the TT Show... Ryzen 9000 Series CPU reviews, NVIDIA in some AI hot water, and Intel's troubles go from bad to worse.