Coincidentally, two articles about Windows Phone popped up on the same day during my research for an article on running Windows 11 on a phone. While delving into the subject, I stumbled upon the latest video from my colleague, MrMobile (a.k.a Michael Fisher). In this video titled “Breathing New Life Into My Device,” MrMobile managed to transform his Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra into a Windows Phone-like experience.
In addition to new generation blockbuster games, gamers are enjoying remakes of classic retro titles. This strategy aims to attract both younger and older players, allowing them to relive these old-school gaming experiences. The team at Aspyr has successfully revamped the Tomb Raider I-III series, creating a popular remastered edition. So, why not attempt to breathe new life into another cherished 3D platformer like the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver series?
Over the last several months, it appears that OpenAI has been making substantial progress in AI technology. Notably, Sam Altman hinted in a comprehensive blog article that we might be just a few thousand days from achieving superintelligence.
As the much-anticipated release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle approaches, publisher Bethesda in conjunction with the development team at MachineGames has disclosed information about the game’s user-friendly and inclusive features.
It’s intriguing to think about Windows operating system on a mobile device – such a fresh idea! If only a tech titan valued at over $3 trillion hadn’t beaten us to it, we might have had an option beyond iOS and Android. Fortunately, when giants stumble, it opens opportunities for the rest. Just this week, a Reddit user named anh0l successfully ran Windows 11 on a smartphone.
Lately, ASUS introduced its inaugural Google TV Smart Monitor, which is essentially a 4K computer monitor combined with Google TV, represented by the ASUS ZenScreen Smart Monitor MS27UC 4K model.