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Samsung jumps on a 'gold mine' opening its own semiconductor firm called AGI Computing Lab, will build next-gen AGI chips with $100 billion in funding.

The Google Pixel Fold 2 could be getting closer to a May launch and a new leak appears to give us a great idea at what it is going to look like.

The Google Chrome browser will soon help you write in contact forms and more using the power of generative AI as part of an experimental rollout.

A new report, citing supply chain sources, claims that Apple's first foldable device won't be a foldable iPhone but rather something larger.

You're alone, late at night, asking an AI for help in solving a coding problem - and that AI tells you it's in the room with you. Unnerving? Quite clearly.

Those waiting for Apple to launch a foldable iPhone might not have to wait too much longer according to a new report pinning its hopes on 2026.

Twilio Authy Desktop app users have less than a month to switch to the mobile app or make major changes to how they log into various services.

AI LLMs go to war (play some war games) and a few of them went full nuclear! Just one of the many stories covered this week on The TT Show.

The new Creative Pebble X series offers USB-C audio for PC and Consoles with Bluetooth support, and they pack a bigger sound than the original versions.

Apple fans who picked the latest and greatest virtual/augmented reality headset are beginning to return the $3,500 headset for various reasons.

NVIDIA briefly flew over the market cap of Alphabet (Google) and Amazon, with $650 billion in market cap added since January 1... incredible stuff.

Huawei reportedly working on Vision headset, an Apple Vision Pro competitor that should be lighter, half the price, same Sony 4K micro-OLED displays.

The Apple Vision Pro is now on sale but a new report suggests Apple expects it to change quite a lot over the next few generations.

A brand new gaming handheld from AMD and Sony? Sounds too good to be true, but rumors are pointing to a new PlayStation Portable in development.

NVIDIA's custom AI LLM called ChipNeMo is currently being used to train engineers, and it could also be used to help design and accelerate chip production.

Supercharged image creation chops are really smart and very welcome, plus a new carousel adds some randomness and color to the Copilot interface.

The EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) will force companies to open up their walled gardens, however WhatsApp has been working on cross-app support for years.

A Cybertruck owner has been caught using the Apple Vision Pro while driving, raising concerns about the dangers of not using the headset correctly.

Google chose not to launch a YouTube app for Vision Pro but that didn't stop one developer from building an app so people don't have to use its website.

Another big week of GPU news for The TT Show, with Jak and Kosta also taking a detour to Mars, Venus, while solving one of aviation's greatest mysteries!

Google is preparing to pay out more than $700 million to former employees at the company as part of the outgoing severance packages.

Browse the headstones of products and services Microsoft has killed off, and don't forget the coffins, too - for those marked for the chop.

Rebellions is a South Korean fabless AI chip startup, which just closed on $124 million in Series B round funding, for its third AI chip called Rebel.

Apple has confirmed that it will now allow iPhone owners in the EU to select new third-party NFC contactless payment systems when iOS 17.4 ships.

GPU launch season is in full effect. Jak and Kosta also take a closer look at the Apple Vision Pro, Meta's push into AI, Palworld, and much more!

Apple doesn't want to use cloud-based AI for its future iPhones, will run generative AI models using built-in hardware, on the iPhone itself.

Netflix touts 300% engagement increase for its still-early video games offering, led strongly by the over-performance of the Grand Theft Auto trilogy.

Google's Pixel 9 Pro isn't expected to be announced for months yet but it might have already leaked in these newly released renders.

'Boost FPS up to 97% for a smoother gaming experience by adding frame generation technology to any DirectX 11 and 12 game,' with AMD Fluid Motion Frames.

The new 2024 Lincoln Nautilus luxury SUV features a 48-inch 4K screen across the entire dashboard, and an 11-inch center panel... that's a lot of display.

Samsung announced it was working with Google on a new 3D spatial audio technology called Immersive Audio Model and Formats (IAMF) and it's coming soon.

The WhatsApp instant messaging app is now reportedly testing a file sharing feature that will be similar to WhatsApp for sending files to nearby people.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wants to use billions of dollars setting up a network of factories to manufacture semiconductors, future AI processors.

GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER reviews, self-charging headsets, game-cheating displays, SpaceX, robots folding clothes, YouTube controversy, and more!

Bethesda's mysterious mobile game is Elder Scrolls Castles, a Fallout Shelter-esque overseer simulation game for the popular medieval fantasy franchise.

CES 2024 had some crazy new announcements, and one of them came from the new AI startup Rabbit with its unveiling of the R1, a companion smartphone device.

Why use just one search engine when Microsoft's Edge browser allows you to simultaneously use a pair of them - both Google and Bing.

Google appears to be testing bringing lock screen widgets back with Android 15, but it might only be doing it on devices with bigger screens.

Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath doesn't understand why carmakers want to force customers to use their in-car systems instead of CarPlay or Android Auto.

The TT Show is back for 2024, and the first episode covers all of the big GPU, CPU, and display news from CES 2024 in a jam-packed episode of tech news.

VTouch, a South Korean company has unveiled the WSHP Ring, a tiny device designed to make voice commands to a voice assistant discretely.

Phillips unveiled a new smart lock at CES 2024, showcasing its Wi-Fi Palm Recognition Smart Deadbolt that turns your palm into a key.

Netflix corporate is reportedly having discussions about adding more monetization to its gaming lineup, which may include ads and/or microtransactions.

A plumbing company founded in 1873 has showcased a toilet you can talk, while featuring Alexa/Google Assistant capabilities at CES 2024.

Apple's iPhone could be forced to allow third-party app installation, app stores, and payments in Japan if new legislation comes into force.

Samsung has officially announced when it will be hosting its Unpacked event, where we will see the latest in the new Galaxy offerings and a new AI.

With Microsoft and Google no longer supporting Windows 7 and Windows 8, Valve announces that future Steam Client updates will no longer support them too.

Dangbei is set to launch an affordable, thin, and lightweight Googe TV powered laser projector in January 2024 and it will be on display at CES 2024.

Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida has interesting predictions about the future of the video games industry, and he believes cloud could replace platforms/consoles.

GM has decided to stop sales of its new Chevrolet Blazer EV after it was discovered that its in-car systems have some software gremlins that need fixing.