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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Hits 6.9 GHz: Redefining Gaming CPU Performance
AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D reaches an astounding 6.9 GHz overclock, showcasing unprecedented gaming performance. This breakthrough in CPU technology promises new possibilities for enthusiasts and competitive gamers alike.
AMD's Market Share Surge Challenges Intel's CPU Dominance
AMD's consumer desktop CPU market share has risen to 28.7%, signaling a significant challenge to Intel's long-standing dominance. This growth, driven by AMD's Ryzen series and EPYC server chips, marks a new era of competition in processor technology.
iPhones Mysteriously Reboot During Police Encounters, Sparking Privacy Debate
Law enforcement agencies report iPhones unexpectedly shutting down and requiring passcodes during routine stops, raising questions about digital privacy. This phenomenon has left police frustrated while civil liberties advocates see it as a potential safeguard for personal information.
Nintendo and Pokémon Company Sue Palworld Developer Over Patent Infringement
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair, alleging patent infringement in the game Palworld. The legal action focuses on gameplay mechanics and could potentially halt Palworld's sales in Japan.
App Store Giants Face Scrutiny Over 'Shadow IP Enforcement' Practices
Google and Apple's app store policies are under fire for their opaque intellectual property rules and takedown procedures. Small developers argue these practices, coupled with the platforms' market dominance, are harming their businesses and calling for more transparent systems.
Samsung Skips Corporate Tax for First Time in 52 Years
Samsung Electronics, a major South Korean tech company, has reported paying no corporate taxes for the first time since its founding. This unprecedented event has sparked discussions about corporate tax strategies and their implications in the global economy.
Nvidia Introduces Playtime Limits for GeForce Now to Maintain Competitive Pricing
Nvidia announces a 100-hour monthly cap for new GeForce Now subscribers starting 2025, aiming to preserve service quality without raising fees. The company offers improved features and a grace period for existing users, balancing affordability with service enhancements.
EU Launches Antitrust Probe into Corning's Smartphone Glass Dominance
The European Commission investigates Corning for potential anticompetitive practices in the smartphone cover glass market. The probe focuses on exclusivity contracts that may hinder competition and affect prices and innovation in the industry.
Google Absolved of Liability in Gift Card Scam Refunds, Federal Judge Rules
A federal judge has ruled that Google is not responsible for refunding victims of Google Play gift card scams. The decision, stemming from a class-action lawsuit, aligns Google's refund policy with other major retailers and highlights the need for increased consumer awareness.