Month: July 2023

Google’s rumored “Genesis” AI tool for journalists could probably write this article

How many GPUs does it take to replace one blogger with a laptop?

5G Ultra Wideband internet expanding in Kentucky

A stronger 5G network is expanding across the state of Kentucky.

‘They are real, they are proliferating’: Tech investor names 2 internet-of-things stocks to own

Investor managing a $3.2 billion tech fund said he sees long-term opportunities in IoT stocks that are enabling efficiency in supply chains at retailers.

Rural and underserved areas may soon see broadband internet service

EAST PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — High quality and high-speed internet service may soon be available to underserved areas in Peoria and Tazewell counties. Between federal stimulus money and various …

Blizzard nerfs Diablo IV character builds ahead of new season launch

And the gamers are pissed.

OPINION: The internet’s death by monetization

What was a fun experiment is now a corporate-controlled wasteland.

Partnership Streamlines Micro-Credential Training in Virtual Reality at SLC

St. Lawrence College (SLC) has expanded and improved its Virtual Reality (VR) micro-credential offerings through a partnership with UP360, providers of specialized VR training. These improvements were made possible with funding received through the Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) Ontario’s Virtual Learning Strategy.

Blizzard’s bringing its PC games to Steam, starting with Overwatch 2

Players will still need a Battle.net account, however

Bigscreen Beyond: No full resolution at 90 hertz after all?

Do the tiny PC VR headset Bigscreen Beyond not offer full image sharpness at 90 hertz after all? At least that's what VR analyst Brad Lynch reports.

Meta’s VR Offer Gives Users What They Already Have: Lots Of Games

Zuckerberg’s metaverse ambitions are unlikely to get much of a boost from its new subscription service.