Unexpectedly, tech enthusiast ChromaLock – recognized for his YouTube channel – shared a video detailing how he managed to link an old Texas Instruments TI-84 graphing calculator to the internet and use it with OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI model (as reported by Tom’s Hardware).
Intel’s Lunar Lake processors have officially been unveiled, as their mobile chips transition from working titles to the formal “Intel Core Ultra Series 2” label.
The summer’s main gaming events, exhibitions, and demonstrations have come to an end, but as we transition into fall this week, we’re launching something fresh: the Mobile Gaming Show. Produced by the team behind the widely acclaimed Future Games Show and hosted by Ben Starr — the voice actor famed for his moving and lively portrayal of Clive Rosfield in 2023’s Final Fantasy 16 — the Mobile Gaming Show promises to offer players a more intimate glimpse at several upcoming blockbuster mobile games set to release in 2024 and beyond.
Today, Logitech unveiled a new tool for digital artists: The MX Creative Console, consisting of a Tactile Keydial and a Customizable Keypad. This setup is designed specifically for creative applications. It’s compatible with both Windows and Mac systems, thanks to the free Logi Options+ software. Moreover, Logitech has partnered with Adobe to develop plugins for their renowned programs. In simpler terms, this accessory integrates seamlessly with Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, and Illustrator.
The grim darkness of the far future looks to be expanding even further in the world of games.
One significant achievement in the gaming industry is World of Warcraft, which has been thriving since its debut nearly two decades ago. Despite experiencing some challenging expansion periods, it consistently offers a top-tier MMORPG experience. After Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision-Blizzard, World of Warcraft became one of their standout PC games for Windows, continuing to captivate players worldwide.