Nvidia RTX Accelerates New AI-Related Features in Adobe Substance Alchemist and Blender
Nvidia Announced Benefits of Using Nvidia RTX GPUs in Adobe Substance Alchemist and Blender The fact is that the functions of smart noise reduction and creating materials in the latest versions of these programs rely on artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and Nvidia RTX provides their acceleration.
WhatsApp can finally be used to pay for goods
Facebook finally realized the function of payment for goods through the WhatsApp messenger. This was officially announced today.
Xiaomi Mi 10 got Android 11
The firmware has a size of 1.6 GB and is distributed among the participants in the beta testing program, but first of all, it is aimed at software developers so that they already have the opportunity to adapt their programs and applications to the new version of the OS.
PlayStation 5 will go on sale on November 20, and will cost from 500...
Users know about the PlayStation 5 so far only what Sony herself has wanted to report, but sellers have clearly more data.
Asus ROG Phone 3 approved for release in Europe
The smartphone is based on a single-chip Snapdragon 865 system and runs on the Android 10 operating system.
TVs with Android TV will soon learn to distinguish people by voice. OS will...
But it is unclear when TVs with Android TV have long supported the Google Assistant, which allows you to give the device a variety of voice commands. However, unlike most other Android devices, Android TVs cannot distinguish people by voice, as they do not support Voice Match. TVs with Android TV will soon learn to distinguish …
Presented smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 + 5G BTS Edition
Samsung introduced the Samsung Galaxy S20 + 5G BTS Edition smartphone, whose customers will receive Samsung Galaxy Buds + BTS Edition headphones as a gift.
Intel’s new desktop CPUs probably have to wait until next year. Rocket Lake CPU...
Rocket Lake will be based on the Willow Cove architecture, on which the upcoming Tiger Lake mobile CPUs are based. However, according to new data, Intel will not call the architecture of Rocket Lake processors by its real name. Instead, the company will use the name Cypress Cove.