Author: Bilal

Italo-American carmaker Fiat Chrysler Auto (FCA) is broadening its relationship with autonomous vehicle developer Waymo. In an announcement today, FCA said that it has chosen to work with Waymo in its attempt to bring Level 4 autonomy to commercial vehicles. Waymo‘s L4 Driver will be integrated into FCA‘s Ram ProMaster light commercial goods van. For those of you … Continue reading Waymo is cramming its autonomous vehicle tech in Fiat Chrysler’s cargo vans Continue Reading →

The Complete 2020 Learn Linux Bundle explains everything you need to know about the most powerful operating system around that you barely know exists. You know all about Android and Windows and iOS. So if Linux is an operating system and you’ve never heard of it, should you really care?  Well, if you’re into technology … Continue reading Linux runs more of the web than you realize. This training can help make sense of it all Continue Reading →

The future of Office apps will include dynamic menus and more artificial intelligence. Microsoft has revealed what it’s thinking about for upcoming iterations of Microsoft 365 and its Office apps, combining a flexible ribbon and a more muted color scheme with adaptive commands and a greater emphasis on artificial intelligence.  In a blog post on Tuesday, the … Continue reading This is what next year’s Microsoft 365 office apps could look like Continue Reading →

Great pass! Rocket League, the multiplayer soccer game played with rocket-powered cars, took the world by storm over the last few years, complete with proper esports leagues and world championships. This summer, it’ll take yet another step toward total supremacy by going free to play—though you won’t be able to download it from Steam anymore once that transition happens. … Continue reading Rocket League is going free to play and leaving Steam for the Epic Games Store Continue Reading →

There’s just one problem—you can’t buy one (except in a prebuilt PC). Describing its newest line of Ryzen and Ryzen Pro chips with graphics cores as the “ultimate” desktop chips, on Tuesday AMD unleashed no fewer than 18 new processors. There’s a catch, though: They’ll be available only in pre-built systems from large PC makers. Six of … Continue reading The AMD Ryzen 4000 G chips are for mainstream desktop PCs Continue Reading →

If you’re waiting for OnePlus’s U.S. website to update with ordering information for the new 5G Nord, we’ve got some bad news. It’s not happening. Not later today or probably ever. The announcement of the long-rumored and oddly named Nord represents a return to OnePlus’s mid-range mindset, but it’s only launching in Europe and India. And while sales … Continue reading It sure sounds like OnePlus’s affordable and attractive 5G Nord will never come to the U.S. Continue Reading →

An AMD blog post details how much performance you get in Premiere Pro from Ryzen laptops. Adobe Premiere Pro acceleration usually gets love from Nvidia’s CUDA and Intel’s QuickSync, but AMD has joined the party too. The company posted a blog on Tuesday morning highlighting that the recent Adobe 14.2 update added support for AMD GPUs to its Media … Continue reading AMD demos how fast Ryzen 4000 laptops are in Adobe Premiere Pro Continue Reading →

Sure, you could buy a Nest Learning Thermostat and call it a day. But there are so many smart thermostats to choose from. We’ll help you pick the right one. The best smart thermostat will have an outsize impact not only how comfortable you are in your home, but also on your household budget. Heating … Continue reading Best smart thermostat: Reviews and buying advice Continue Reading →

The Xenia 15 proves you don’t always need the “newest” parts to be fast AT A GLANCE XPG Xenia 15   $1,999.99 See It on Amazon (Prime Eligible)   The XPG Xenia 15 may not look “new” to you if you’ve been conditioned to consider “old hardware” obsolete the day the new models come out. But … Continue reading XPG Xenia 15: This Intel-designed laptop is light and fast Continue Reading →

Deep01, a Taiwanese startup that develops software to help doctors interpret CT brain scans more quickly, announced today that it has raised $2.7 million. The funding was led by PC maker ASUSTek. Deep01’s  product has obtained clearance from both Taiwan and the United States’ Food and Drug Administrations, and the company received its first purchase order, … Continue reading Taiwanese startup Deep01 raises $2.7 million for its AI-based medical imaging software Continue Reading →