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Mojang implements crawling and reworks the death screen in Minecrafts 1.20.30 update.

Today third-party developers have plenty of news, reveals, and releases to share with Microsoft Flight Simulator fans.

YouTube is testing a new feature that allows users to find songs by humming or recording a snippet of the tune. This functionality, currently available to a select group of users, lets them bypass traditional text-based search and instead use their voice to find songs.

Holy Smokes Lots of experts on artificial intelligence say AI can only be as good as the data it is trained on—basically it's garbage in and garbage out. So with that old computer science adage in mind, what the heck is happening with Google's AI-driven Search Generative Experience (SGE)? Not only has it been caught […]

The Samsung browser is expected to make it easier for users to run queries on ChatGPT without having to visit the ChatGPT website.

A fantastic pair of over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones for under $100/£100 that should garner wide appeal.

Meta may be ramping up internal testing for its own first-party cloud gaming service which could let its latest standalone VR headset, Quest 2, play PC VR games without needing your own VR-ready computer. Mention of the ‘Avalanche’ cloud PC VR streaming function was allegedly uncovered in v24 of the Quest firmware, which released in […]

Only a week after its latest Connect event, Oculus is now rolling out software version 34 to Quest VR headsets, giving users access to a variety of new features

After many months of waiting, many iPhone users can now use YouTube's picture-in-picture feature through the platform's app, eliminating the need to open a

Doing high-performance 3D rendering on the Web has always been a tricky proposition. WebGL, in its quest for programmer familiarity and cross-platform ubiquity, adopted the API of OpenGL ES. As such it has never been capable of exploiting the full power of the underlying GPU, even as desktop APIs like DirectX 12, Metal, and Vulkan debuted and became popular. Furthermore, Apple has been slow to build out full support for WebGL 2: as of this writing, it remains an Experimental Feature in Safari)....