Mar 22
What Is AMD FreeSync?
Posted in: Today's ChiliAMD FreeSync is a widely available synchronization system that allows monitors and computers to communicate for highly smooth and fine graphics delivery.
Mar 22
The iconic Toyota Supra enjoys an adoring subculture among car aficionados but it also has some mistruths connected to its name.
Mar 22
A team of physicists recently discovered a new phase of water ice, after they put ordinary ice under extraordinarily high pressure and melted it before letting it refreeze. The previously unknown phase—called Ice-VIIt—is organized differently from typical water ice. It doesn’t occur naturally on Earth’s surface, but…
Mar 22
There’s something strange in the neighborhood… and it could be you. Well, if you happen to be facing off against four would-be phantom exterminators in the upcoming Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed multiplayer game from Illfonic. The 4v1, asymmetric co-op game pits teams of four Ghostbusters, armed with proton packs,…
Mar 22
Mac Studio Teardown Suggests SSD Storage Is Upgradeable but May Be Blocked by Software
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Apple’s Mac Studio is a compact desktop with beastly performance, but its lack of upgradability is a disadvantage when compared against the highly modular systems in the PC world.
Mar 22
Chromebooks have come a long way from their origins as cheap, budget-friendly laptops with small displays that are meant for kids and the classroom. One user segment they haven’t yet reached, however, is gamers. That could soon change now that Google is bringing Steam to Chrome OS.
Mar 22
Period underwear, menstrual cups and leak-proof shorts are just a few items that will make exercising while menstruating actually enjoyable.
Mar 22
Instagram tags are no longer just for other accounts. The app is expanding its product tagging feature so that any user can tag specific items within their post. Up until now, product tagging has only been available to businesses and creators, but over “the next few months,” Instagram will allow all US users to access the tags.
Tagging a product works the same way as tagging another account — users can add them to feed posts by tapping on specific areas of their image. Product tags are available for businesses that have a shop on Instagram.
While creators often use product tags in sponsored content or posts promoting businesses they partner with, people using the product tags won’t get anything if one of their followers makes a purchase via their post. The company says the feature is intended to help people “support their favorite small businesses.”
However, Instagram is experimenting with affiliate shops, which allow creators to earn a commission when their followers make a purchase, elsewhere in its app. And company executives have suggested they want to expand the app’s revenue-generating features to more people over time as part of their ambition to grow a “creator middle class.”
Mar 22
Akai’s tiny portable keyboard punches above its footprint for onboard sounds, but it’s when you plug it into a laptop or iPad that things really get interesting
Mar 22
The Italian automaker gives drivers plenty to be excited about with its upcoming crossover.
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