As a seasoned gamer with over two decades under my belt, I can confidently say that the latest update for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition has been a game-changer. I remember the good old days when the game was just a simple block-building sandbox, but now it’s become so much more. It’s like Mojang Studios took all my feedback and wishes and packed them into this update.
From hereon, the process of exchanging files between your computer and smartphone is set to become more seamless. A novel feature has been introduced that facilitates bi-directional file sharing effortlessly between Windows and Android devices through Phone Link and the Link to Windows application. Microsoft’s support documentation provides a step-by-step guide on how to initiate this process and make use of its features for cross-device file transfers. It seems that this innovative functionality is being released gradually to Windows Insiders within the Release Preview Channel, implying that it will be accessible to everyone shortly.
In a significant move, Grounded made a notable impact when it was launched on various platforms together with its extensive final update. However, it seems that developers at Obsidian Entertainment aren’t fully wrapping up their work on this popular open-world survival game just yet. On Tuesday, they rolled out a fresh patch update for Grounded on all platforms, which includes numerous fixes and enhancements, aiming to provide a smoother gaming experience for everyone.
Today, HONOR unveiled widespread accessibility of its AI-driven, intent-based eye-monitoring technology. This technology has solidified HONOR’s reputation as a leading choice for smartphone users seeking advanced eye-tracking capabilities. In essence, this feature enables users to control their devices solely with their eyes.
The debut of AMD’s initial batch of Ryzen 9000 “Granite Ridge” central processing units (CPUs), including the Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X, has taken place. These new Zen 5 CPUs offer enhanced power efficiency and exceptional performance, although the advancements compared to the Ryzen 7000 series may not be substantial enough for an upgrade in every situation.
As processors improve to meet the needs of PC enthusiasts, the need for faster RAM with lower latencies also creeps forward. Roughly coinciding with the launch of AMD’s Ryzen 9000 chips, G.Skill has again pushed its memory ahead to accommodate those who want only the best in their build.