Cyberpunk Lovecraft: the release of the dark thriller Transient from the creators of Conarium
Publisher Iceberg Interactive and developer studio Stormling ( Conarium ) have announced the release of the PC version of their dark adventure thriller Transient on their social networks. The game will appear on PS4 and Xbox One in 2021.
New Xiaomi smart speaker delivers 6.5 hours of music on battery power
The Chinese company Xiaomi has announced another smart home device - XiaoAI Speaker Art Battery Edition with an intelligent voice assistant. Sales of the gadget will begin on November 1.
Vivo has officially confirmed that it will release Origin OS to replace Funtouch OS
Earlier this week, it was reported that the Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is preparing to unveil an all-new proprietary UI shell that will replace Funtouch OS. The company has now officially confirmed on its WeChat account that it is preparing to launch Origin OS.
AMD commercial reveals the benefits of RDNA 2 for consoles and PCs
Yesterday AMD unveiled the Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards, and judging by the company's statements, we can say that Turing and Ampere finally have worthy competitors
Palit is addressing new GeForce RTX 3070 graphics cards for overclocking enthusiasts
Palit Microsystems has expanded its range of JetStream graphics accelerators by announcing the next GeForce RTX 30-series models based on the NVIDIA Ampere architecture.
Xbox Series X: package, photos and videos of the retail version of the console
Microsoft has lifted the ban on the publication of photos and videos with the unboxing of one of its next-generation consoles - Xbox Series X. The coveted box has also arrived at 3DNews, and now we are ready to share its contents.
Ultra-budget Samsung Galaxy A02s is almost ready for release
A few days ago, Samsung Galaxy A02 and M02 smartphones passed Bluetooth SIG certification. M02 has also been spotted in the Geekbench database. Now information has appeared
Samsung unexpectedly releases software update for Galaxy S7, soon to be five years old
Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are no longer officially supported by Samsung. When a security update for these devices was unexpectedly released in March, many thought it was an isolated incident. However, Samsung released a software update for them again today.